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Rashag was Rebbe's Greatest Chasid - Yahrtzeit 6 Adar rishon - Rashag left everything to Aguch
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this is a uh tribute
to
arafsh mario garadi darashag derebba's
older brother-in-law the frida karebes
oldest
song
it's many years since he passed away he
passed away
today on
other
yeshuan tufts in memphis 1989.
he was born
in 1897.
he lived 80 89 years
so
a few things was
for the merit of his soul
that come to mind
and
you'll be able to read
much more about him and his life and his
interaction
with the rebbe
and most importantly his subservience is
bitter
completely and totally to the rebel
he was a gorari first and foremost
he came from the illustrious family the
gharari family which goes back to the
morale of prague
and his father ebenha mendel
was a brother to
rip shmuel schmulger the famous host of
the rebel mirage
a a supporter or they may be the
greatest supporter
surely as the fiduciary rights and the
serious
someone who was completely completely
dedicated
to the to the the marash and the rashad
and we see this in the garage family
that their
wealth that hashem blessed them with
was used
to enhance and support
the activities of the rabbayim
at that particular time whether it be in
russia or in poland or in america
and then we could talk a lot more about
that but here is not the place in the
book uh in the footnotes i've
written a little bit about that
was appointed the maniac
of three min
what you would call the chairman of time
of the yeshiva because he was appointed
during the lifetime of the rabbi rashad
as the menial poll
passed away in 1919 he took over
and he transferred the
running of the yeshiva
and the chairmanship of the yeshiva to
rashma yogarati
during the time in russia
the gerard was very well connected
with raphael and many other people in
conjunction with the frida karepa's
to
strengthen giderski
overall generally speaking but also to
develop the yeshivas and they made many
many yeshivas underground yeshiva
throughout russia and ukraine as we know
then when they got to poland
the yeshiva their first and uh well the
hari shivan poland from 1921 until 1933
but yeshiva until 35 when they moved to
atwatsk
so vegarari was uh
involved there
and then we could say that when they
came to america in 1940 of course it
came together with afridi canada but
then i became a year later in 1949
he was appointed
first of all he was appointed in 1939
yet while they were still in atwatsk in
poland he was appointed as the
the chairman of a good in 1939 until
then rabbi jacobson robbie saw jacob was
the menahil in 1939
if kevin wrote him that he's
transferring the the chairmanship to
the rashad and we have actually
stationary of the rashad
when it came to america then they had
members of the vitamin they have mental
and laughter and many other um
objectives
but his primary
work was the shiva the yeshiva the
babaji yeshivas
i have an article i found in a local
jewish newspaper in the 1940s i think it
was 1948 it was called the americana
and it says that there's a whole
write-up about the yeshiva that
had under him 14 yeshivas you know in
rochester in boston
in buffalo and new haven in pittsburgh
in chicago et et cetera et cetera
so he was um
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very well connected
you know probably would call him to the
politician he was you know he was very
politically connected
you know he was savvy
he dressed sharp he looked very put
together he had what we call a hadith
punem
he was the right person for the right
job
he was alaskan a real communal activist
and the frieda crabber saw this in him
you know saw now and ever that he's he's
meant for god was for greatness as far
as that ever
rashad wasn't a rabbit
but he has he has his place in the
annals of chabad history
and
all the talmudim of all the laboratory
yeshivas which includes all the shlokan
today
come from the babaji yeshivas and he was
the
chairman director of the yeshivas
so in the beginning that meant raising
the moneys for the yeshivas
and dealing with issues
even years later
when yeshiva started to pay their own
bills and take over and all that they
still wanted his jurisdiction
and those that were loyal and knew this
because the friday but they ever wrote
this to them years before in a letter
when they would need to do something or
check want to do something they would
check with the rashad
rabbi ultra
old time in the 1970s there was a
certain issue that he wanted approval
for and he went to check with rashad
and and he you know he ran as yeshiva he
raised his own money he had his own
balabaton
but
if he could ever told him in the 1940s
check with my son-in-law anything about
the yeshiva so he listened to that and
didn't deviate and kept captain so we
see clearly that the role of yeshivas
was given to
and however that ever
he too substantiated that
once things worked out smoothed out
between the rashad and
with the yeshiva leadership in the
beginning from 1950 to 53 in those years
which
in the book there's much about that too
to understand what was going on in a in
a positive way in a healthy way in in a
respectful way
the the rebel you know
that was his department
that rashad of course had an in an
agreement like unspoken agreement that
since
he's there and i want to bring my polar
bottom to him and they want broca's and
he and he realized that there was
someone that could go to the oil and and
talk to the frida kader to go to the
hebrew to go to god and ask for a bracha
so
it was beneficial for him as well and
each year before the annual dinner
usually in november december
um there would be a like a meeting in
the shocks apartment where he lived on
the third floor of 770
and he would meet with his beloved then
they would go downstairs and then he
would bring him to the river and they
had yakida
to them spoke to them encouraging them
to contribute to the yeshiva and help
yeshiva more and it was an
annual event for many many years in
addition of course the letter that they
ever sent to the dinosaur was very very
supportive
and worked really together to enhance
his older brother-in-law's role because
this was the wish of their father and
with the freedom
and no one can deny that that's a fact
those that want to
whitewash history uh you know are simply
lying that's it it's a lie it's not true
those that have issues you know why in
the beginning there were there was
disagreements and now you know between
the shock and that and things like that
those you know first of all it's the
past and number two that needs to be
understood and in the book
um if you care to follow up
i suggest reading it and i hope you'll
understand more and
see that that
there was a mistake mistakes do happen
and family pressure
but most importantly i want to share
with you
is that in 1985 when this farm case the
library case broke out erupted
that ashag stayed and sided with that
in face of his own wife and his son and
family
and basically
you find me someone
who puts his wife and his son
secondary
to hit to the river
and and and i'll find you a husband
you talk about a husset
and now we understand what that episode
is said about that he's my husband's
greatest husset
you betcha
he's the number's greatest horses if he
can
can go side with that versus his son and
his wife
to the point where she moved out of 770
for other reasons
but the bottom line is
they live separately from 1985 on
what do you say about that
it's sad
it's not
it's not not nice it's not comfortable
but that's the materials that's the
facts
and there were reasons for it but again
you know you could follow up on that too
not so much in my book but
plenty is written about that
but here we're here to talk about the my
love that the rashad
and his commitment
to the river and to labach
and to top it all off
in his will which i published in this
book
from 1988
he gives everything over to
this
the same organization that he headed
from 1939 on
appointed by the previous rebbe
he gives it over everything to them
that means the manuscripts that he had
from the bay and my mother um
and various objects that he had from the
rebellion
he was after all a son-in-law so he had
he had access to things and he had
things
valuable things holy things and he gives
it all a way to go
so i think on a day like this this yard
site will reflect back
what he did and as the rabbit in tough
shin noon a year after he passed the the
yard side choppers past through 1990
that
made a point
to
to highlight
that all the tell me then all the
students
of all the la babachi yeshivas are to
his credit
so they should help that we should have
me