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[[File:אורנשטיין הזוג.jpg|thumb]] | [[File:אורנשטיין הזוג.jpg|thumb|Reb Moshe (left) and his wife Mrs. Chaya Mushka (right) Hornstein]] | ||
Rabbi Moshe HaCohen Hornstein (1869 - 28 Adar 5701/1941) was the son-in-law of the Rebbe Maharash. | Rabbi Moshe HaCohen Hornstein (1869 - 28 Adar 5701/1941) was the son-in-law of the Rebbe Maharash. | ||
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After some time, he moved to live in Anopol, Volhynia, and in 5682/1922 moved to Warsaw, Poland. In 5689/1929, the wedding of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka was held in Warsaw, and since the Rebbe's parents could not attend the wedding, Reb Moshe and his wife Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Hornstein had the merit to be the escorts from the Rebbe's side. Years later, he moved to Otwock. In 5695/1935, the city of Otwock became the capital of the Chabad kingdom when the Rebbe Rayatz established his residence there. | After some time, he moved to live in Anopol, Volhynia, and in 5682/1922 moved to Warsaw, Poland. In 5689/1929, the wedding of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka was held in Warsaw, and since the Rebbe's parents could not attend the wedding, Reb Moshe and his wife Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Hornstein had the merit to be the escorts from the Rebbe's side. Years later, he moved to Otwock. In 5695/1935, the city of Otwock became the capital of the Chabad kingdom when the Rebbe Rayatz established his residence there. | ||
[[File:הרב משה וחיה מושקא הרונשטיין.jpg|thumb]] | [[File:הרב משה וחיה מושקא הרונשטיין.jpg|thumb|Rabbi Moshe Hornstein and his wife]] | ||
His family was among the important families in Otwock and was known as a family of kindness and hospitality. | His family was among the important families in Otwock and was known as a family of kindness and hospitality. | ||
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His daughter Sarah Lis - married (first to Reb Shmuel Rubinstein, and secondly) to Kalman Lis, who was an educator of Jewish children and youth and a well-known poet. | His daughter Sarah Lis - married (first to Reb Shmuel Rubinstein, and secondly) to Kalman Lis, who was an educator of Jewish children and youth and a well-known poet. | ||
[[File:זלמן דוד.jpg|thumb]] | [[File:זלמן דוד.jpg|thumb|Zalman David Landa]] | ||
Zalman David Landa Their children: | Zalman David Landa Their children: | ||