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The City Of Ishpitzin By Rabbi Hillel Eisenberg
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The city of Ishppiten, Poland, was a
typical city in Poland before the war.
It was a classic pre-war Jewish town
around 3 and 1/2 hours from Warsaw. Not
too big, not too small. Everyone knew
everyone, and the Jews were, for the
most part, happy. All of that
horrifically changed with an episode
that had global consequences that would
wreck havoc in the entire Jewish world.
One ordinary day the rabbi took issue
with something that the town was
doing and he decided to publicly declare
that his was no longer trustworthy and
this sparked many conversations in the
tavern and in the backbench of the shul
and in the crretchma and first there
were murmurings and then there were
rumblings and then there was an allout
verbal war that took place with some
people defending the rabbi and other
people defending the and the climax
was on Rashashana when moments Before
Schaefer blowing, the Rav got up to call
out Tatas and a man from the back of the
Shaw yelled out, "Who do you think you
are to ruin a simple person's life like
that? And now you're going to lead Tia
Schaefer. How dare you get out of town?"
And immediately things heated up and the
verbal jabs turned into an allout
physical brawl. And in the middle of the
show, people are punching each other and
there's punches thrown and there's
benches were being flipped over and
things escalated into such a violence
that the police had to be called in to
restore order. And immediately
afterwards, the Rev ran to his house,
packed a suitcase, and walked out of the
town only to collapse dead on the road
from a heart attack. Now, you may not
have heard of this town, but you have
certainly heard of what this town
became. A few months later, the town of
Ishvitzen was overtaken by the Nazis.
Electric fences were erected, railroads
were built, and the name of the town was
changed from Ishvitzen to Awitz. The
sleepy little town ravaged by Makleus,
became the largest death factory in
human history. And those horrid gas
chambers, the place where millions upon
millions of Jewish souls were ripped out
of their holy bodies, was built on the
exact spot that the schul had stood only
a few months prior. The exact same spot.
Mahus tears us apart. It causes a thick
blanket of darkness to descend upon the
earth. Bitter fights destroy everything
in its path, leaving room for nothing
except the angel of death.
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