A important letter to reinforce the religious tradition regarding the practice of Brit Milah (circumcision): "I hope that you succeed in your battle, a battle of fulfilling the covenant of circumcision, against the opponents of the covenant of our forefather Abraham, may he rest in peace."
The Gaon Rabbi David Weiskopf Ab”d Wallerstein. A student of Maran the Chatam Sofer. Born in 1798 in Gunzenhausen to his father Rabbi Yitzchak Zeligman, and also studied with the geniuses: Rabbi Abraham Boheim, Rabbi Avraham Bing and Rabbi Moshe Hechheimer. Son-in-law of Rabbi Zakil the brother of Rabbi Mendel Rosenbaum of Zell. He Lived in Würzburg. Served as Rabbi of Aub, Wallerstein, Wassertrudingen & Ottingen He died in his old age in the city of Kleinerdlingen in 1872 and was buried in Wallerstein
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Rabbi Chaim Schwartz Studied at the Yeshiva of Fürth, from 1823 at the University of Würzburg; since 1827 was a rabbi in Hürben, since 1828 District Rabbi ibid. Brother of Rabbi Chaim Schwarz was the resident of Jerusalem since 1833 geographer Rabbi Joseph Schwarz . son of Rabbi Chaim Schwarz was Rabbi Dr. Israel Schwarz (born 1828 in Hürben, died in 1875 in Cologne): met with the father and other rabbis, studied since 1846 in Heidelberg, PhD 1851 in Jena; was district rabbi since 1853 in Bayreuth, since 1857 rabbi in Cologne
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