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Daughter of ~~Reb~~ Maharash, born in Lubavitch in 1855 and passed away in Vitebsk in 1924.

Daughter of The Rebbbe Maharash, born in [[Lubavitch]] in 1855 and passed away in Vitebsk in 1924.

== Life History ==

Born in 1855 as the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash]]. Her father once remarked about her: "Devorah Leah, you have a good head." Although stealing the afikoman was not customary in Chabad, R' Rayatz related how once, as an exception, when Rebbetzin Devorah Leah was young, she "snatched" the afikoman and received a pearl necklace in return.

Born in 1855 as the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash]]. Her father once remarked about her: "Devorah Leah, you have a good head." Although stealing the afikoman was not customary in Chabad, The Rebbe Rayatz related how once, as an exception, when Rebbetzin Devorah Leah was young, she "snatched" the afikoman and received a pearl necklace in return.

[[The Rebbe]] shared at a farbrengen about Rebbetzin Devorah Leah's strength of character: When she learned of her father's histalkus, she turned to face the wall and stood that way for three days. She was unaware of her surroundings and did not hear anything (or according to another version: no sound was heard from her).

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-Daughter of Reb Maharash, born in Lubavitch in 1855 and passed away in Vitebsk in 1924.
+Daughter of The Rebbbe Maharash, born in [[Lubavitch]] in 1855 and passed away in Vitebsk in 1924.
 == Life History ==
-Born in 1855 as the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash]]. Her father once remarked about her: "Devorah Leah, you have a good head." Although stealing the afikoman was not customary in Chabad, R' Rayatz related how once, as an exception, when Rebbetzin Devorah Leah was young, she "snatched" the afikoman and received a pearl necklace in return.
+Born in 1855 as the eldest daughter of [[The Rebbe Maharash]]. Her father once remarked about her: "Devorah Leah, you have a good head." Although stealing the afikoman was not customary in Chabad, The Rebbe Rayatz related how once, as an exception, when Rebbetzin Devorah Leah was young, she "snatched" the afikoman and received a pearl necklace in return.
 [[The Rebbe]] shared at a farbrengen about Rebbetzin Devorah Leah's strength of character: When she learned of her father's histalkus, she turned to face the wall and stood that way for three days. She was unaware of her surroundings and did not hear anything (or according to another version: no sound was heard from her).