Torah Novellae by the Students of the Yeshiva of Hust, which they had Heard from Rabbi Yehuda Greenwald and Rabbi ...

Torah Novellae by the Students of the Yeshiva of Hust, which they had Heard from Rabbi Yehuda Greenwald and Rabbi Moshe Greenwald - Some of the Novellae has Never been Printed
Notebooks and leaves containing Divrei Torah and Talmudic novellae handwritten by the students of the yeshiva of Hust, which they heard from their Rabbis, Rabbi Yehuda Greenwald and Rabbi Moshe Greenwald author of "Arugat Ha'Bosem". The notebooks and leaves were written by several writers (three or four).
On the binding of one of the notebooks it was written "Torah novellae by my Rabbi the genius Yuda Greenwald and by Rabbi Moshe Greenwald Av of the Hust community Torah novellae". The novellae is on several Sugiyot of the Kiddushin tractate.
An additional notebook was handwritten by a different yeshiva student. On the binding it was written "Torah novellae by the Rebbe the great genius Rabbi Yuda Greenwald and by the Rebbe the true genius Rabbi Moshe Greenwald Av Beit Din and Ram of Hust". Of the Forsazt, the writer's signature: "Zvi Schlesinger the fifth of Av…". The notebook contains novellae on Sugiyot of the Kiddushin tractate.
An additional notebook in different script also contains novellae on the Kiddushin tractate.
A notebook of novellae. At its end, a signature "Shlomo Yom Tov called Lipman Segal Kraus".
An additional notebook of novellae. At its beginning it was written "by the Rebbe … Moshe G"R of Hust".
The yeshiva of Hust (Hungary) was founded by Rabbi Moshe Schick – the Maharam Schick, in 1861. More than 800 students studied at the yeshiva. In 1893, Rabbi Moshe Greenwald became the rabbi of Hust and he expanded the yeshiva, which became on eof the most important yeshivas of Hungary. Many of the rabbis of Hungary in the 20th century were disciples of the "Arugat Ha'Bosem".
Our research indicates that some of the novellae has never been printed.
In addition, there is a long handwritten Yiddish letter with a Drush on the verse: "Kol Omer Krah" and on "Al Zot Yitpalel Kol Chassid …" signed by "Levi Yitzchak…". The letter was sent to his brother.
Six notebooks and additional leaves. Dozens of written leaves. Varying sizes and conditions.
Condition: Good-Fair. Wear and tear.