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== The Frierdiker Rebbe and the Rebbe's Relationship to the Magazine == The magazine received special attention from the Frierdiker Rebbe, who frequently encouraged its distribution in his letters. [[The Rebbe]] would carefully review and edit each new issue before publication. In 1942-1944, the magazine featured a regular column with answers to questions that the Rebbe chose to include in a daily pocket calendar for students. In a letter from 1956, the Rebbe writes: "I acknowledge with thanks receipt of the first issue of Sichos L'Noar, and may your mind be at ease as mine was when the above was published. May it be Hashem's will that this be a good beginning to conquer literature in the Holy Land, especially literature for youth through the Torah of our holy Rebbeim, because... ultimately these talks too are meant for spreading the wellsprings outward, and as with all matters of Torah and mitzvos (as it is written 'Hashem commanded us to do etc. to fear,' for how one comes to love and fear Him is through contemplating His greatness etc. as ruled by the Rambam, which is the concept of Chassidus - know the G-d of your father), and may Hashem grant you tremendous success, and through this may your personal matters also be enhanced."
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