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The Rebbe's visit to Paris was an extended stay that he made to accompany his mother, Rebbetzin Chana, on her way to the United States.

[[The Rebbe]]'s visit to Paris was an extended stay that he made to accompany his mother, [[Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson|Rebbetzin Chana]], on her way to [[United States of America|the United States]].

The visit lasted approximately three months, during which the Rebbe frequently held farbrengens (Chassidic gatherings) with Chabad chassidim in the city. He left a strong impression on the small Chabad community residing there and opened several channels for spreading Chassidic teachings.

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During the visit, Rebbetzin Chana revealed to the chassidim that the 11th of Nissan was the Rebbe's birthday, and the chassidim requested a farbrengen. This gathering was held on the upper floor, where the Rebbe spoke about the significance of birthdays.

The Rebbe also held a farbrengen on Pesach Sheni, though it was a brief one that ended when he needed to visit his mother in the evening as was his daily custom. On Lag BaOmer, the Rebbe held two farbrengens - one with a group of Anash who had managed to leave Russia after Pesach and were staying at the 'Prima' hotel, and another at the Pletzl synagogue where he tearfully lamented that while previous Rebbes had outstanding chassidim who were immersed in Torah study and divine service, his father-in-law had to occupy himself with teaching young children their ~~ABCs~~.

The Rebbe also held a farbrengen on Pesach Sheni, though it was a brief one that ended when he needed to visit his mother in the evening as was his daily custom. On Lag BaOmer, the Rebbe held two farbrengens - one with a group of Anash who had managed to leave Russia after Pesach and were staying at the 'Prima' hotel, and another at the Pletzl synagogue where he tearfully lamented that while previous Rebbes had outstanding chassidim who were immersed in Torah study and divine service, his father-in-law had to occupy himself with teaching young children their Aleph Beis.

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-The Rebbe's visit to Paris was an extended stay that he made to accompany his mother, Rebbetzin Chana, on her way to the United States.
+[[The Rebbe]]'s visit to Paris was an extended stay that he made to accompany his mother, [[Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson|Rebbetzin Chana]], on her way to [[United States of America|the United States]].
 The visit lasted approximately three months, during which the Rebbe frequently held farbrengens (Chassidic gatherings) with Chabad chassidim in the city. He left a strong impression on the small Chabad community residing there and opened several channels for spreading Chassidic teachings.
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 During the visit, Rebbetzin Chana revealed to the chassidim that the 11th of Nissan was the Rebbe's birthday, and the chassidim requested a farbrengen. This gathering was held on the upper floor, where the Rebbe spoke about the significance of birthdays.
-The Rebbe also held a farbrengen on Pesach Sheni, though it was a brief one that ended when he needed to visit his mother in the evening as was his daily custom. On Lag BaOmer, the Rebbe held two farbrengens - one with a group of Anash who had managed to leave Russia after Pesach and were staying at the 'Prima' hotel, and another at the Pletzl synagogue where he tearfully lamented that while previous Rebbes had outstanding chassidim who were immersed in Torah study and divine service, his father-in-law had to occupy himself with teaching young children their ABCs.
+The Rebbe also held a farbrengen on Pesach Sheni, though it was a brief one that ended when he needed to visit his mother in the evening as was his daily custom. On Lag BaOmer, the Rebbe held two farbrengens - one with a group of Anash who had managed to leave Russia after Pesach and were staying at the 'Prima' hotel, and another at the Pletzl synagogue where he tearfully lamented that while previous Rebbes had outstanding chassidim who were immersed in Torah study and divine service, his father-in-law had to occupy himself with teaching young children their Aleph Beis.
 == Pesach ==