Mishneh Halachotמשנה הלכות
New York · 1959
Seventeen-volume responsa work, one of the largest of the late twentieth century. Treats questions arising in Hungarian chassidic communities in postwar America.
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The Mishneh Halachot
The Mishneh Halachot
1923 CE–2011 CE · ACH · Jerusalem
R. Menashe Klein (1923–2011), the Ungvarer Rav, was the leading posek for Hungarian chassidic communities in Brooklyn and beyond. A Holocaust survivor from Ungvar, he built communities in Brooklyn's Boro Park and Williamsburg.
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Stop 1 of 81924Born
Orlova (near Ungvar)
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Born in 1924 in the town of Orlova near Ungvar in Czechoslovakia to Rabbi Eliezer Zev Klein, who served as a local rav. Spent his early years in this Subcarpathian region, which later became part of Ukraine, within a traditional Jewish environment shaped by his father's rabbinic role.