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Rabbi Moshe Shneuri (1779/1784 - before 1870) was the son of the Alter Rebbe and served as Rabbi of the town of Ulla. He was forcibly arrested and attempts were made to convert him to Christianity, but he escaped from his captors and spent the rest of his life wandering from place to place. | {{Infobox | ||
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| birth_date =1779/1784 | |||
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| passing_date =1871 | |||
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| occupation =Rabbi in Ulla | |||
| spouse = Rebbetzin Shifra | |||
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'''Rabbi Moshe Shneuri''' (1779/1784 - before 1870) was the son of [[the Alter Rebbe]] and served as Rabbi of the town of Ulla. He was forcibly arrested and attempts were made to convert him to Christianity, but he escaped from his captors and spent the rest of his life wandering from place to place. | |||
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His daughter, Rachel Fundaminski, wife of Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Fundaminski. | His daughter, Rachel Fundaminski, wife of Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Fundaminski. | ||
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