7 of Shvat - In 5686 Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Shalom Shlomo Schneiersohn uncle of the Rebbe.

00:00 Speaker 1 I wanna talk about of the seventh day of Shevat in the year . That's Shevat seven in six hundred and eighty-six, which is the day of passing of the great genius and the re- great Shneerson.

00:20 Speaker 2 About ninety years ago.

00:21 Speaker 1 He was, he was the brother of Levi Yitzchok, the father of The Rebbe. That was the uncle of The Rebbe, his name. January twenty-second, nineteen twenty-six. Now, this Rav Shalom Shlomo, that was The Rebbe's uncle, his father's brother, uh, he was the son-in-law of the famed as we learned at Adat, who was a son of, uh, the and we learned already that was one of the special people that the previous Rebbe held very dear, one of the three people he would always share and relate to the Rebbe all the various different, uh, stories and the history of the Chabad from previous generation. But he actually went together with his father-in-law, Rav Shalom Shlomo, together with his father-in-law, Rav Dovid Zvi, they made Aliyah to Eretz Yisroel. Uh, before that, he was rabbi in the city of Shirka, which is near Kherson. He was the rabbi over there. And, uh, in the year , um, which was just a year before that, he had just made Aliyah to Israel. Unfortunately, um, even before a year even when, uh, in Israel, he had passed away, and he's actually interned in the portion of Chabad on the Mount of Olives in Har Hazezim. There's a Chabad portion over there. Uh, so he's, uh, he's buried over there. Matter of fact, we read last time that also his father-in-law passed away within a year, very close. They both passed away, I mean, the son-in-law and the father-in-law. Uh, they made Aliyah together, and they both passed away within a

02:09 Speaker 1 year of moving to Eretz Yisroel. We also learned that they had a, a, a daughter who said Kaddish for him. She was an only daughter, Mirakho Mishkovsky, I think her name. She was the, uh-- She was like a writer, a songwriter, and we read-- We looked it up.

02:23 Speaker 3 Oh, we, we looked that up, yes.

02:24 Speaker 1 We looked it up last time when we were studying that.

02:26 Speaker 3 Right. She never got married or something.

02:27 Speaker 1 Yeah. Well, yeah, she got married, but she didn't have any children.

02:30 Speaker 3 No children, right.

02:30 Speaker 1 Didn't have any children.

02:31 Speaker 3 Right.

02:32 Speaker 1 And she married this guy, th- this person, and, and they were-- Like, it's amazing that some of her works, she was from the other country, sort of. She came to Israel, and then they still incorporated in the schools a lot of her work that she has, uh, done in writing songs and different, uh, different, uh, different things. But-