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He married Devorah Leah Ginzburg, the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash|the Maharash]], on Friday, 8 Sivan 1872. | He married Devorah Leah Ginzburg, the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash|the Maharash]], on Friday, 8 Sivan 1872. | ||
The Maharash was particular that his sons (from their Bar Mitzvah) and son-in-law should be called by their name acronyms, and he himself would say: "Go to RaZA, to RaMaL" etc. | The Maharash was particular that his sons (from their Bar Mitzvah) and son-in-law should be called by their name acronyms, and he himself would say: "Go to [[Reb Shneur Zalman Aharon Schneerson - The Raza|RaZA]], to RaMaL" etc. | ||
The Maharash personally signed the wedding invitations and sent them to his prominent chassidim and some of his friends. | The Maharash personally signed the wedding invitations and sent them to his prominent chassidim and some of his friends. | ||
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The wedding took place in [[Lubavitch]], during which and during the Sheva Brochos, the Maharash delivered six Chassidic discourses. | The wedding took place in [[Lubavitch]], during which and during the Sheva Brochos, the Maharash delivered six Chassidic discourses. | ||
At the wedding, [[ | At the wedding, [[the Rebbe Rashab]] was eleven years old and shared his memories of the wedding with his son, the Rayatz. | ||
After their marriage, they settled in Vitebsk where they lived their entire lives. | After their marriage, they settled in Vitebsk where they lived their entire lives. | ||
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On 15 Tishrei 1935, Reb Moshe Aryeh passed away and was laid to rest the next day, 16 Tishrei, in Malchovka. | On 15 Tishrei 1935, Reb Moshe Aryeh passed away and was laid to rest the next day, 16 Tishrei, in Malchovka. | ||
= Family = | == Family == | ||
* His son, Dov Ber Ginzburg | * His son, Dov Ber Ginzburg | ||
* His son, Aharon Yosef Ginzburg | * His son, Aharon Yosef Ginzburg | ||