Professor Yirmiyahu Branover, world renowned scientist, strong Chasid of the Rebbe - RC Dalfin

This is a tribute for professor Germio Germia Professor Brownio Ben Herz. I knew professor Brown. I interviewed him I believe in 1995 when I was p working on my book conversations with the reb and the entire interviews thereum interview very interesting I want to tell you was a Russian ye he was a refusnic and he was a bashuva became about in Russia I believe in the late 70s sorry the late 60s he was close with ramen futafas with my cerebranski with many other Russian When I interviewed him, I he had an a kite, softspoken, bright as bright can be. He was a a world scientist. And what caught my attention is his his commitment to the rebidas. He had that he got that in Russia and then but he became glued to the Reb like the the biggest because he was the biggest and and for someone with such a scientific head someone was trained in Russia with science which at the time was the antithesis of mitzvah and belief in Hashem for him to turn over transform himself and not and see that God is one. His name is one and that the is the and and and and he had even her gation feelings that the is Mashiach. I'm just saying he it's amazes me amaze me till today. You're not talking here about a a little person someone who does nothing. This is a a major a major figure in the in in world science and and accomplishments in in in in in world matters. Another thing Dr. Branover the Reb pushed many to support him and to get financial support for him. So for example be Libkar of the famous shul in in Miami in surf in surfside over there bell harbor bell harbor he told me that reb asked him to to help Bronover and he had big connections and he did. Ranova's achievements were amazing. He he was the editor of the journal called Borha Torah which was Torah and science and Rab Lipker made a science conference in Torah and I think it was based and started with Bora Torah I believe also something that maybe is more unknown and I wrote about this in one of the books but I forget now where that the Reba wanted Lipker and others to to put Dr. Bronover, Professor Bronover, on a platform that he should be a recipient, a candidate for to receive the Nobel Prize. I don't believe it ever happened. I don't know why, but it was clear from the Reb that he needs to to gain popularity and acceptance in all fields by Jews and Laavdo non-Jews that Nobel Prize will put him over the top. And uh I believe they were working on it. Why it didn't work out I don't know being a refusnic other refusnix right this refusnic this you know it was a refusnic who became a real a real and it's one thing to be a refusnic it's an accomplishment there it's great Shall be great. But when you when you become when you're a fusnik and you become kabad with your full beard long beard was it was probably so long was curled under you know nicely done nicely it was just about you look very very I don't know stylish but very put together and and beautiful face it's um to become is not easy to be a lab with everything I shared said before about his commitment to Kabad and to the Reb and tremendous. I also remember I believe the Faben where the Reb spoke about building a an area for Russian scientists that were coming out and I believe standing behind the Reba was Madanchik and Branover, Professor Branover, Deer Branover. I think they might have been standing. The Reb spoke the what I remember with closed eyes. Definitely part of the with closed eyes. It was a very heavenly type of Sikh. All of a sudden he's calling for this building of a of an area and at the end it was built and that's where SEC is took they set was the company that they started and the area was in Ramote you know like where there's Ram B giml not in in Jerusalem one of them I think Ram Daled maybe was the area where Satk was later his son of his only child professor Brahmo is Donnie Branover took over the company. I don't know what what's the situation today, but Brown was was the a mainstay in in helping Russian pe Russian immigr who came in and many of them were scientists and and educated to have a have a job and have a place and and contribute to the country and it did a lot a lot of special work good work. It was 94 it passed on. his wife passed out many years before. I recall seeing him walking with an aid on on on Eastern Parkway in the service lane. He he's a part of the Kabad annals. He's a part part of our history. And person like this passes on and you know the the he was he passed 770 on his way to now it's I think the Levim and we buried it's important to to take a few moments of refle reflection and I do encourage you to read this the interview I'll try to maybe send it out somehow conversations with the with professor Bonav Hashem helped that the Mashiach now and happy.