Grand Rabbi Shaul Yedidya Elazar Taub, the 2nd Modzitzer Rebbe

birth in Ozarow, Radom Gubernia, Poland:

TAUB Szojel 1886 B 80 Izrael Dobra FRIDMAN

first of his marriages - in 1910:

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Surname Given Name Year Type Akta Page ________________________________________District ________________________________________Sygnatura House # ________________________________________Sex ________________________________________Age / Born Date of: Birth _______________________________________ Marriage/Divorce ________________________________________Death ________________________________________Registration Father ________________________________________Mother Comments ________________________________________Extra Information

TAUB Szojel 1910 M 13 ________________________________________M ________________________________________23 ________________________________________23 June/6 July 1910 ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Izrajel TAUB ________________________________________Dobra FRYDMAN ________________________________________status: single

SZWARC Chawa 1910 M 13 ________________________________________F ________________________________________24 ________________________________________23 June/6 July 1910 ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Izrajel Szojel SZWARC _________________________Rywka Laja GUTGELD Ex-husband is Jakow Szulim RABINOWICZ ________________________________________status: divorced

Rebbe Shaul Yedidya Elazar Taub was born on 20 October 1886. He was a gifted songwriter and wrote over 1,000 Chassidic melodies. He had an intense love for the Land of Israel, and even foresaw the coming of the State of Israel.

He guided his Chassidim in Poland until 1938 when he fled Poland due to Nazi persecution. He travelled to Vilna, Lithuania, Russia and from there made his way to Japan. Eventually, with the help of some Modzitzer Chassidim, he and some family members reached the shores of San Francisco and then moved to Brooklyn, New York in 1940.

It was during his stay in Brooklyn that Rebbe Shaul Yedidya Elazar became popular and helped rebuild Modzitz.

He was a gifted songwriter and wrote over 1,000 Chassidic melodies. He had an intense love for the Land of Israel, and even foresaw the coming of the State of Israel. He was unable to see the realization of his prediction, and he died on November 29, 1947, the day the UN voted to create the State of Israel. He was the last person to buried on the Mount of Olives until it was liberated in 1967.

His teachings have been collected in the volumes of Imrei Shaul and Yisa Bracha.

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1913--1996- The Eger Family Association- pg.14

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רב בראקוב, קרעטשוב ומשנת תרפ"א - אדמו"ר, עבר לאוטווצק ובה הקים את מרכזו. ביקר שלוש פעמים בארץ. נגינותיו משכו אחריו אלפים. היה יחיד במינו בקולו ובלחניו. ניצל מהשואה. תורתו בספר "אמרי שאול".

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עוד על האדמו"ר שאול ידידיה אלעזר (בעברית) ניתן לקרוא בספר הזכרון של קוזמיר בעמודים 294-301 מתוך 668

עוד על אדמורי מודזיץ, והאדמור שאול ידידיה אלעזר טאוב ביידיש, ניתן לקרוא בספר יזכור של קהילת דבלין היא מודזיץ

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