Editing Rabbi Aharon Rokeach of Belz (section)

== Correspondence and Interactions in 1944-1950 ==
On 23 Sivan 1944, the Frierdiker Rebbe writes: "To all your blessings I answer Amen, so may Hashem say. How greatly I desire to hear from your honor's writing about the spiritual situation in Eretz Hakodesh, the state of the Bnei Torah in general and the youth in particular, and how it is possible to maintain proper and truly good chinuch according to Torah and mitzvos for the sons and daughters of Israel, and which educational institutions there are worthy of support."

Towards Rosh Hashana 1945, Rabbi Aharon responded to this letter from his residence in Tzfas, where he traveled for the month of Tishrei: "Greetings to my honorable relative and friend, the famous tzaddik... Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn shlita, the Rebbe of Lubavitch. After inquiring about your honor's wellbeing in these holy days, I hereby bless your honor with a gmar chasima tova, and may it be His will that we be blessed with a good and blessed new year, crowned with all salvations, and that we merit the complete geula speedily in our days."

Afterwards, Rabbi Aharon responded to the Frierdiker Rebbe's questions in his letter. The Rebbe answered his blessings in a letter from Rosh Chodesh Shevat 1945.

Additionally, while in Eretz Yisroel, the Rashag, son-in-law of the Nasi, visited the Belzer Rebbe, and they conversed for about an hour and a half. The Rebbe told the Rashag all the details about his rescue from Europe. This was the only time he spoke about the course of the historic journey in which he was saved from the Nazi oppressors, may their names be erased, as he generally avoided discussing these matters. Here, due to the honor of the Frierdiker Rebbe (whose son-in-law was the Rashag) and gratitude towards him, the Rebbe changed his custom and spoke about his rescue.