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Beis Moshiach is a worldwide Chabad weekly magazine dedicated to spreading the message of Geulah. It is distributed in thousands of copies worldwide through direct mailing to subscribers and stores globally. It is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach. | '''Beis Moshiach''' is a worldwide Chabad weekly magazine dedicated to spreading the message of Geulah. It is distributed in thousands of copies worldwide through direct mailing to subscribers and stores globally. It is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach. | ||
The magazine and its supplements feature a variety of articles, interviews, stories, essays, news, and exclusive content including first-time publications of holy letters, documents, and manuscripts from Chabad Rebbes. Its main purpose (as defined by the publisher) is to fulfill the singular essential shlichus of "preparing the world to greet Moshiach Tzidkeinu" (in the Rebbe's words). The weekly is published in two editions - Hebrew and English, with each edition having its own editorial staff and writers. The magazine includes supplements for women and children, as well as a unique supplement - "HaTomim" focusing on the world of Chabad yeshiva students. | The magazine and its supplements feature a variety of articles, interviews, stories, essays, news, and exclusive content including first-time publications of holy letters, documents, and manuscripts from Chabad Rebbes. Its main purpose (as defined by the publisher) is to fulfill the singular essential shlichus of "preparing the world to greet Moshiach Tzidkeinu" (in the Rebbe's words). The weekly is published in two editions - Hebrew and English, with each edition having its own editorial staff and writers. The magazine includes supplements for women and children, as well as a unique supplement - "HaTomim" focusing on the world of Chabad yeshiva students. | ||
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The magazine works in cooperation with Chabad Info website, where headlines and article excerpts are published weekly, giving the magazine's content additional exposure. | The magazine works in cooperation with Chabad Info website, where headlines and article excerpts are published weekly, giving the magazine's content additional exposure. | ||
= History and Publication = | == History and Publication == | ||
The magazine began publication in Menachem Av 5754 (1994), founded by Rabbi Zalman Hertzel, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, and Rabbi Shlomo Halperin, with encouragement from Chabad rabbonim and askanim in Eretz Hakodesh, United States, and elsewhere. Its purpose was defined in its subtitle: "Beis Moshiach Weekly - World Weekly for Spreading the Message of Geulah." | The magazine began publication in Menachem Av 5754 (1994), founded by Rabbi Zalman Hertzel, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, and Rabbi Shlomo Halperin, with encouragement from Chabad rabbonim and askanim in Eretz Hakodesh, United States, and elsewhere. Its purpose was defined in its subtitle: "Beis Moshiach Weekly - World Weekly for Spreading the Message of Geulah." | ||
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In subsequent years, the magazine developed and established itself both in content and with an editorial staff led by the finest Chabad writers, editors, and researchers. | In subsequent years, the magazine developed and established itself both in content and with an editorial staff led by the finest Chabad writers, editors, and researchers. | ||
= Hebrew Beis Moshiach Weekly = | == Hebrew Beis Moshiach Weekly == | ||
Currently, the magazine is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach, a Chabad organization headquartered in Crown Heights under Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel's leadership. | Currently, the magazine is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach, a Chabad organization headquartered in Crown Heights under Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel's leadership. | ||
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Cover pages and selected articles from the current issue are published on the Chabad news website Chabad Info. | Cover pages and selected articles from the current issue are published on the Chabad news website Chabad Info. | ||
= Support from Chabad Rabbonim and Mashpiim = | == Support from Chabad Rabbonim and Mashpiim == | ||
Beis Moshiach is published in Crown Heights, managed by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, and receives support from the Crown Heights Beis Din, members of the Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, rabbonim, shluchim, and mashpiim worldwide. | Beis Moshiach is published in Crown Heights, managed by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, and receives support from the Crown Heights Beis Din, members of the Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, rabbonim, shluchim, and mashpiim worldwide. | ||
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Important mashpiim like Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Ginsburg z"l and Rabbi Chaim Ashkenazi z"l, Rabbi Pinchas Korf z"l and yibadel l'chaim tovim Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Levkivker, Rabbi Yishvam Segal, Rabbi Ofer Meidovnik, and Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipsker. | Important mashpiim like Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Ginsburg z"l and Rabbi Chaim Ashkenazi z"l, Rabbi Pinchas Korf z"l and yibadel l'chaim tovim Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Levkivker, Rabbi Yishvam Segal, Rabbi Ofer Meidovnik, and Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipsker. | ||
= Leaders of Important Organizations = | == Leaders of Important Organizations == | ||
Heads of important organizations such as Rabbi Shlomo Maidanchik, Chairman of Agudas Chassidei Chabad in Israel, Rabbi Moshe Slonim, Director of Ohalei Yosef Yitzchak Network and Director of Ezras Achim, and Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, Chairman of Chabad Mobile Units and Chairman of Tzivos Hashem. | Heads of important organizations such as Rabbi Shlomo Maidanchik, Chairman of Agudas Chassidei Chabad in Israel, Rabbi Moshe Slonim, Director of Ohalei Yosef Yitzchak Network and Director of Ezras Achim, and Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, Chairman of Chabad Mobile Units and Chairman of Tzivos Hashem. | ||
Many interviews with rabbonim, shluchim, and mashpiim have been published in Beis Moshiach over decades: Rabbi Dovid Chanzin, Av Beis Din of Chabad Rabbonim in Eretz Hakodesh, Rabbi Yitzchak Yehuda Yaroslavsky, Secretary of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh and Rav of Nachalat Har Chabad. Rabbi Menachem Mendel Gluckowsky, Deputy Secretary of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh and Rav of Chabad Community in Rechovot. Rabbi Ben Tzion Lipsker, member of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, Chief Shliach and Rav of Arad. Rabbi Yosef Hecht, member of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, Chief Shliach and Rav of Eilat. Rabbi Yeshayahu Hertzel, Rav of Nof Hagalil, Rabbi Yisroel Halperin, Rav of Chabad Community in Herzliya gave many interviews. Many other rabbonim gave interviews to Beis Moshiach: Rabbi Tuvia Blau of Chabad Rabbonim in Jerusalem, Rabbi Tuvia Zilbershtrom, Rav of Shikun Chabad in Jerusalem, Rabbi Baruch Boaz Yurkowitz, Rav of Chabad Community in Lod, and more. | Many interviews with rabbonim, shluchim, and mashpiim have been published in Beis Moshiach over decades: Rabbi Dovid Chanzin, Av Beis Din of Chabad Rabbonim in Eretz Hakodesh, Rabbi Yitzchak Yehuda Yaroslavsky, Secretary of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh and Rav of Nachalat Har Chabad. Rabbi Menachem Mendel Gluckowsky, Deputy Secretary of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh and Rav of Chabad Community in Rechovot. Rabbi Ben Tzion Lipsker, member of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, Chief Shliach and Rav of Arad. Rabbi Yosef Hecht, member of Chabad Rabbinic Court in Eretz Hakodesh, Chief Shliach and Rav of Eilat. Rabbi Yeshayahu Hertzel, Rav of Nof Hagalil, Rabbi Yisroel Halperin, Rav of Chabad Community in Herzliya gave many interviews. Many other rabbonim gave interviews to Beis Moshiach: Rabbi Tuvia Blau of Chabad Rabbonim in Jerusalem, Rabbi Tuvia Zilbershtrom, Rav of Shikun Chabad in Jerusalem, Rabbi Baruch Boaz Yurkowitz, Rav of Chabad Community in Lod, and more. | ||
= The Chief Rabbi of Israel = | == The Chief Rabbi of Israel == | ||
In an interview with Beis Moshiach, the Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi Kalman Bar shlita revealed that he was a subscriber to Beis Moshiach weekly for a long period: "I know the weekly very well, I was subscribed to it for a long time. Each time I delighted anew in its Chassidic content." | In an interview with Beis Moshiach, the Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi Kalman Bar shlita revealed that he was a subscriber to Beis Moshiach weekly for a long period: "I know the weekly very well, I was subscribed to it for a long time. Each time I delighted anew in its Chassidic content." | ||
= Publication for Shluchim = | == Publication for Shluchim == | ||
The Rebbe's shluchim and Chabad institutions worldwide publish in Beis Moshiach news about seasonal, regular, and special activities, as well as advertisements. | The Rebbe's shluchim and Chabad institutions worldwide publish in Beis Moshiach news about seasonal, regular, and special activities, as well as advertisements. | ||
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An example of shluchim's appreciation can be found in a double-page advertisement in Beis Moshiach issue 103, where hundreds of shluchim congratulated the Beis Moshiach team on publishing over 100 issues filled with Chassidus and strengthening faith in the imminent Geulah. | An example of shluchim's appreciation can be found in a double-page advertisement in Beis Moshiach issue 103, where hundreds of shluchim congratulated the Beis Moshiach team on publishing over 100 issues filled with Chassidus and strengthening faith in the imminent Geulah. | ||
= Beis Moshiach in English = | == Beis Moshiach in English == | ||
The English edition is published as a separate magazine - 64 pages, and is sent to Hebrew edition subscribers upon request. The English edition also has its own independent subscription and sales system, distributing thousands of copies weekly in the United States, Eretz Yisroel, and worldwide. | The English edition is published as a separate magazine - 64 pages, and is sent to Hebrew edition subscribers upon request. The English edition also has its own independent subscription and sales system, distributing thousands of copies weekly in the United States, Eretz Yisroel, and worldwide. | ||
= Development of the English Edition = | == Development of the English Edition == | ||
For about twenty years, the English edition was published within the Hebrew magazine. | For about twenty years, the English edition was published within the Hebrew magazine. | ||
In 5779 (2019), the English newspaper began publishing in an independent format, full color and in a new size. A special editorial team was established under Rabbi Shraga Crombie's leadership, which led to hundreds of percent growth in subscription numbers. | In 5779 (2019), the English newspaper began publishing in an independent format, full color and in a new size. A special editorial team was established under Rabbi Shraga Crombie's leadership, which led to hundreds of percent growth in subscription numbers. | ||
= Beis Moshiach in English Today = | == Beis Moshiach in English Today == | ||
The English newspaper publishes interviews, articles, essays, discoveries, and exclusive content. | The English newspaper publishes interviews, articles, essays, discoveries, and exclusive content. | ||
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* Spiritual Committee: Chairman Rabbi Yaakov Chazan | * Spiritual Committee: Chairman Rabbi Yaakov Chazan | ||
= Bamachaneh = | == Bamachaneh == | ||
A weekly supplement for Tzivos Hashem children, began publishing in 5766 (2006) and is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach, Beis Moshiach Weekly, and Tzivos Hashem Youth Movement (Israel). | A weekly supplement for Tzivos Hashem children, began publishing in 5766 (2006) and is published by the World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach, Beis Moshiach Weekly, and Tzivos Hashem Youth Movement (Israel). | ||
Editor: Levi Chashmonai Contributors: Chaim Brock, N. Bernstein, Yael Schneerson, Y. Michal, S. Rainitz, D. Chaskind Illustrations: Shaila Brill, Leah, Chana Design and Layout: Wirt | Editor: Levi Chashmonai Contributors: Chaim Brock, N. Bernstein, Yael Schneerson, Y. Michal, S. Rainitz, D. Chaskind Illustrations: Shaila Brill, Leah, Chana Design and Layout: Wirt | ||
= Yomano Shel Tomim [Diary of a Tomim] = | == Yomano Shel Tomim [Diary of a Tomim] == | ||
[Lists of writers by year from 5755-5785, including many who went on to become shluchim and rabbonim] | [Lists of writers by year from 5755-5785, including many who went on to become shluchim and rabbonim] | ||
= HaTomim = | == [[Hatomim - Beis Moshaiach|HaTomim]] == | ||
A periodic supplement for Temimim - published by World Achnus Temimim Haolami and World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach. Published in different editions in Hebrew and English. | A periodic supplement for Temimim - published by World Achnus Temimim Haolami and World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach. Published in different editions in Hebrew and English. | ||
= HaTomim Hebrew Edition = | == HaTomim Hebrew Edition == | ||
Published regularly during 5761-5764, and later published intermittently. Since Nissan 5775, it began publishing again until 5778. In subsequent years, it has been published periodically. In 5783, "HaTomim" came under full management of Beis Moshiach editorial staff and continues to be published in a similar but different format. Issue 54 was published as a supplement to Beis Moshiach Sukkos 5785 - 1431 - and distributed free to thousands of Anash and Temimim guests and locals in Beis Chayeinu during Tishrei 5785. | Published regularly during 5761-5764, and later published intermittently. Since Nissan 5775, it began publishing again until 5778. In subsequent years, it has been published periodically. In 5783, "HaTomim" came under full management of Beis Moshiach editorial staff and continues to be published in a similar but different format. Issue 54 was published as a supplement to Beis Moshiach Sukkos 5785 - 1431 - and distributed free to thousands of Anash and Temimim guests and locals in Beis Chayeinu during Tishrei 5785. | ||
= HaTomim English Edition = | == HaTomim English Edition == | ||
Starting from Tishrei 5781, HaTomim has also been published in English. | Starting from Tishrei 5781, HaTomim has also been published in English. | ||
= Additional Supplements = | == Additional Supplements == | ||
* Ateres Chaya - Weekly supplement for Chabad women and girls | * Ateres Chaya - Weekly supplement for Chabad women and girls | ||
* Beiseinu - Bi-weekly supplement for strengthening the Chassidic home, included within the issue, starting from 5780 | * Beiseinu - Bi-weekly supplement for strengthening the Chassidic home, included within the issue, starting from 5780 | ||
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* HaGeulah Me'anyen V'Achshavi - Published by Mateh Moshiach (Israel), included with the newspaper since 5765 | * HaGeulah Me'anyen V'Achshavi - Published by Mateh Moshiach (Israel), included with the newspaper since 5765 | ||
= Beis Moshiach Hebrew Editorial Staff = | == Beis Moshiach Hebrew Editorial Staff == | ||
Publisher: Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, Chairman of World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach Editor-in-Chief: Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan, member of Otzar HaChassidim editorial board, among the best Chabad writers and historical researchers. Editor of Igros Kodesh series, Chassidic discourse books and more, public activist in Crown Heights Editorial Coordinator and Design Department Manager: Rabbi Avraham Rainitz, writer and publisher, educator and public activist in Crown Heights Rabbi Menachem Ziegelboim - Beis Moshiach editor and editor of biographical and historical books | Publisher: Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, Chairman of World Chabad Center for Greeting Moshiach Editor-in-Chief: Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan, member of Otzar HaChassidim editorial board, among the best Chabad writers and historical researchers. Editor of Igros Kodesh series, Chassidic discourse books and more, public activist in Crown Heights Editorial Coordinator and Design Department Manager: Rabbi Avraham Rainitz, writer and publisher, educator and public activist in Crown Heights Rabbi Menachem Ziegelboim - Beis Moshiach editor and editor of biographical and historical books | ||
= Regular Writers = | == Regular Writers == | ||
* Rabbi Shneur Zalman Berger - Book editor and historian - historical investigative articles | * Rabbi Shneur Zalman Berger - Book editor and historian - historical investigative articles | ||
* Rabbi Yehuda Lipsh - Shliach in Ramat Aviv. Column - Stories from Chabad House | * Rabbi Yehuda Lipsh - Shliach in Ramat Aviv. Column - Stories from Chabad House | ||
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* Hatomim Yossi Solomon - Current affairs articles | * Hatomim Yossi Solomon - Current affairs articles | ||
= Past Writers = | == Past Writers == | ||
* Rabbi Chaim Levi Yitzchak Ginsburg - Mashpia and book editor | * Rabbi Chaim Levi Yitzchak Ginsburg - Mashpia and book editor | ||
* Rabbi Yehoshua Dubrawsky - Mashpia and writer | * Rabbi Yehoshua Dubrawsky - Mashpia and writer | ||
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* Rabbi Yishvam Segal - Mashpia and book editor | * Rabbi Yishvam Segal - Mashpia and book editor | ||
= Magazine Columns = | == Magazine Columns == | ||
* Dvar Malchus - The Rebbe's sicha | * Dvar Malchus - The Rebbe's sicha | ||
* First Publication Igros Kodesh - Special column publishing long, content-rich holy letters for the first time | * First Publication Igros Kodesh - Special column publishing long, content-rich holy letters for the first time | ||
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* Schedule - Weekly times and daily Rambam study guide | * Schedule - Weekly times and daily Rambam study guide | ||
= Past Columns = | == Past Columns == | ||
* Lamplighter in the City - Unofficial activities of shluchim in their locations by S. Malachi | * Lamplighter in the City - Unofficial activities of shluchim in their locations by S. Malachi | ||
* Vertlach by Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanow | * Vertlach by Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanow | ||
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* Last but Beloved - By Rabbi Shneur Chaviv | * Last but Beloved - By Rabbi Shneur Chaviv | ||
= | == Exposés of Lubavitcher Rebbes' History == | ||
= Exposés of Lubavitcher Rebbes' History = | |||
* Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, CEO of Chabad Mobile Units and CEO of Tzivos Hashem, in personal memories of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka. Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 1396 | * Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, CEO of Chabad Mobile Units and CEO of Tzivos Hashem, in personal memories of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka. Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 1396 | ||
* Rare photo of the Rebbe at University in Berlin - by R' Daniel Goldberg [source needed] | * Rare photo of the Rebbe at University in Berlin - by R' Daniel Goldberg [source needed] | ||
* Founding of Agudas Yisroel - Rare composition (23 chapters) written by the Frierdiker Rebbe in 5684, apparently prepared for print but never published. The composition describes in detail the political background of Agudah's establishment, its founding, founders, the Rebbe Rashab's involvement, and his withdrawal. First revealed by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan in Beis Moshiach issue 267 onwards, and republished (partially) with notes in Beis Moshiach issue 388. | * Founding of Agudas Yisroel - Rare composition (23 chapters) written by the Frierdiker Rebbe in 5684, apparently prepared for print but never published. The composition describes in detail the political background of Agudah's establishment, its founding, founders, the Rebbe Rashab's involvement, and his withdrawal. First revealed by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan in Beis Moshiach issue 267 onwards, and republished (partially) with notes in Beis Moshiach issue 388. | ||
= More Historical Exposés = | == More Historical Exposés == | ||
* Letters from Rabbi Avraham Schneerson to his daughter Rebbetzin Nechama Dina - including the suggestion that the Frierdiker Rebbe move to live in United States - already in 5690. Revealed by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan (Issue 433) | * Letters from Rabbi Avraham Schneerson to his daughter Rebbetzin Nechama Dina - including the suggestion that the Frierdiker Rebbe move to live in United States - already in 5690. Revealed by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan (Issue 433) | ||
* Rescue of our Rebbeim's manuscripts which were in possession of Chassidim in Russia - by Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman. Revealed by Rabbi Avraham Rainitz (Issue 601) | * Rescue of our Rebbeim's manuscripts which were in possession of Chassidim in Russia - by Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman. Revealed by Rabbi Avraham Rainitz (Issue 601) | ||
* Photo of Rabbi Meir Shlomo Yanovsky (However, a week later a clarification was published based on Rabbi Shimshon Charitonov's claim that this was not Rabbi Yanovsky's photo) | * Photo of Rabbi Meir Shlomo Yanovsky (However, a week later a clarification was published based on Rabbi Shimshon Charitonov's claim that this was not Rabbi Yanovsky's photo) | ||
= the Rebbeim's Ohel in Lubavitch = | == the Rebbeim's Ohel in Lubavitch == | ||
* Shneur Zalman Berger, Building our Rebbeim's Ohel in Lubavitch, interview with Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 1018 page 33 | * Shneur Zalman Berger, Building our Rebbeim's Ohel in Lubavitch, interview with Rabbi Dovid Nachshon, Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 1018 page 33 | ||
* Shneur Zalman Berger, Building the fence around our Rebbeim's matzeivos, interview with Rabbi Dovid Abba Gurevitch, Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 8 Teves 5763 page 24 | * Shneur Zalman Berger, Building the fence around our Rebbeim's matzeivos, interview with Rabbi Dovid Abba Gurevitch, Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 8 Teves 5763 page 24 | ||
* Ahaliav Aboutboul, Chabad Rabbinic Court decisions regarding the cemetery in Lubavitch, in 'The Town of Lubavitch Awakens', Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 944 page 76 | * Ahaliav Aboutboul, Chabad Rabbinic Court decisions regarding the cemetery in Lubavitch, in 'The Town of Lubavitch Awakens', Beis Moshiach Weekly issue 944 page 76 | ||
= Letters and Responses of the Rebbeim = | == Letters and Responses of the Rebbeim == | ||
[Note: This section is incomplete. Please contribute to Chabadpedia to complete it. There may be details in the talk page.] | [Note: This section is incomplete. Please contribute to Chabadpedia to complete it. There may be details in the talk page.] | ||
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* 3 first-publication holy responses regarding the shlichus of Rabbi Moshe Orenstein and Rabbi Meir Ashkenazi on the Rebbe's shlichus to Kherson - by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan | * 3 first-publication holy responses regarding the shlichus of Rabbi Moshe Orenstein and Rabbi Meir Ashkenazi on the Rebbe's shlichus to Kherson - by Rabbi Shalom Yaakov Chazan | ||
= Chabad Historical Exposés = | == Chabad Historical Exposés == | ||
* Exile to Chile of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson and his cousin Levi Yitzchak Schneerson (the younger). Revealed by Rabbi Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 427) | * Exile to Chile of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson and his cousin Levi Yitzchak Schneerson (the younger). Revealed by Rabbi Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 427) | ||
* Secret document sent from local KGB to its center in Leningrad regarding the burning of Chabad Malchovka synagogue in 5720. Revealed by Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 509) | * Secret document sent from local KGB to its center in Leningrad regarding the burning of Chabad Malchovka synagogue in 5720. Revealed by Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 509) | ||
* Review of Oholei Yosef Yitzchak network activities sent to Ministry of Education, by Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Zilberstrom. Revealed from State Archives by Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 615) | * Review of Oholei Yosef Yitzchak network activities sent to Ministry of Education, by Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Zilberstrom. Revealed from State Archives by Shneur Zalman Berger (Issue 615) | ||
* The Underground - Story of the Chassidic underground in Atari Yeshiva, by Rabbi Yaakov Shmuelevitz - member of the underground | * The Underground - Story of the Chassidic underground in Atari Yeshiva, by Rabbi Yaakov Shmuelevitz - member of the underground | ||