NOTEBOOKS BY RAV NOACH GAD WEINTRAUB WITH HIS SIGNATURE, BOUND TOGETHER BY THE AUTHOR HIMSELF

NOTEBOOKS BY RAV NOACH GAD WEINTRAUB WITH HIS SIGNATURE, BOUND TOGETHER BY THE AUTHOR HIMSELF
A collection of notebook/pamphlets by Rav Noach Gad Weintraub. Published between 1942 and 1951, the author collected and bound them in chronological order. This volume was in his personal library. The title page of the first notebook has the author's signature. There are also two notebooks, separate from the others and published in 1942-3.

The great scholar Rabbi Noach Gad Weintraub (1888-1954) was the son of Rabbi Yaakov David of Radomsk, author of Biy'shishim Chokhmah. He was a follower of the Strikov Hassidut and a well-recognized personality who was connected with many Rebbeim (Rebbes) and Hassidic groups, as well as with rabbinical greats such as Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld. He published much of what he heard from the Rabbis in dozens of books and notebooks. He was active in Batei Varsha in Jerusalem, and, inter alia, worked to market the idea of acquiring property in the Land of Israel for the purpose of founding a religious moshavah, via the Zikhron David Company that established the community of Migdal Eder (on which Kfar Etzion currently stands).

22 notebooks bound together, each one of 16 pages.
Condition: Good. The cover and some of the pages have water damage.