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Instructions regarding the publication of chassidic texts in Germany

No. 339

This letter was addressed to R. David Bravman, a chassid who was charged with overseeing the publication of texts of Chassidus in Germany after WWII.

B"H, 1 Adar II, 5708

Greetings and blessings,

In response to your letter, I will respond in brief because of the holiness of the Shabbos [which is approaching].

Enclosed is the title page for Shaarei Orah, the title page and the introduction to Shaarei HaEmunah, and the negatives for the pages omitted from the Piskei Dinim [of the Tzemach Tzedek]. Obviously, they should be printed black on white....[320]

2. With regard to resources, I again asked R. Benyamin Gorodetzky and also R. Nissan Nemanov [to provide you with funds]. Certainly [the funds] have already reached you.

3. Likkutei Torah should be bound in one volume.

4. To date, 490 Tanyas, and five [copies of] Sefer HaMaamarim and Pokeiach Ivrim have been received.

5. You have surely already sent the copies of Sifreinu to Uruguay as I requested.[321] Please send to [the office of] the committee of [our] branches in Paris, 150 copies each of Sefer HaMaamarim, Sefer HaSichos, and Pokeiach Ivrim; 100 copies of each to R. Benjaminson in London; 50 copies of each to R. Chitrik in Belgium and also 50 Tanyas; 25 copies of each to R. Tzvi Lieberman... and also 25 Tanyas.

6. Enclosed is a study schedule that we have published. It would be proper to publicize this study schedule in all the [surrounding] areas.

With regard to other matters, I will write at the next occasion. I am awaiting your letter with detailed responses and good tidings.

With wishes for everlasting good in all matters,

M. Schneerson

   

Notes:

320. (Back to text) [There was a portion of this letter that was not made public.]

321. (Back to text) [See Letter 329.]

Directives to the Lubavitch community in France, particularly with regard to maamad

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