Rabbi Nachum Asz

Lived in Lodz as well - see ID card
https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/620883...

Excerpt from the Jewish Czestochowa Museum site: http://zydzi.muzeumczestochowa.pl/miejsca-zydowskie/ "The Tomb of Rabbi Asch - The grave of the deceased on May 13, 1936. Czestochowa last Rabbi Nachum Asch. His ministry in Czestochowa, as the chief rabbi of the city, lasted more than 40 years. He was recognized as a moral authority and religious, that after his death, none of the clergy did not wish to extend its functionality, content with the title of acting rabbi."

THE HOUSE IN WHICH THE Nachum ASZ Rabbi lived ul. Pilsudski 11 Nachum Asch (1858-1936) served as the rabbi for the longest time in the city's history and was the greatest Jewish clergyman valued for Talmudic erudition. He was Considered the greatest expert in the subject of ritual slaughter.