(Volover Rav, 1881-1944). Autograph Letter Signed written on letterhead in Hebrew to Menachem Yehuda Davidowitz.

TEITELBAUM, AHARON.

8th Mar-Cheshvan

Walowa-Nyibator

1933

An encouraging letter of chizuk to a student who is graduating to “one of the advanced yeshivoth in Slovakia.”

Father-in-law of the "Beirach Moshe," R. Aharon Teitelbaum was the Admor of Volova and succeeded his father R. Yisroel Ya’akov (“R. Yokel”) the Av Beth Din of Volova. When his brother Naftali died, R. Aharon was also appointed as rabbi of Nirbatur. This family was a branch of the dynasty founded by the Yismach Moshe, R. Moshe Teitelbaum, who introduced Chassidus to Hungary.