15 Tishrei – Yahrtzeit of Reb Moshe Leib Gintzburg, Son-in-law of the Maharash

00:00 So let's do Yemei Chabad for the... This is the fifteenth day of Tishrei. Uh, this is the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Moshe Leib Ginsburg, who was the son-in-law of the Rebbe Maharash. Um, he-- we just, uh, had the yahrtzeit of the Rebbe Maharash was on the thirteenth day, and his son-in-law passed away, um, I mean, years later. This was in the year Taf Resh, uh, Tzadik He, so this is in nineteen thirty-five. Um, he was married, uh, in the year Taf Resh Lamed Beis. Uh, he married, Rabbi Moshe Leib Ginsburg of Vitebsk, he married, uh, the Rebbetzin Devorah Leah. She was the older daughter of the Rebbe Maharash. And, um, you know, we also talked about the youngest daughter was-- her name was Hayah Mushka, and she was still very young. And the Rebbe Maharash died younger than fifty. He was a young man when he passed away. But she was the older daughter, uh, Rebbetzin Devorah Leah, and she was married to this Rabbi Moshe Leib Ginsburg. They lived in, uh, they lived in, um, uh, in Vitebsk all their years. And the previous Rebbe, uh, would, uh, relate, uh, many times about his visits to his aunt and uncle in the city of Vitebsk because the Rebbe Rashab's, that was his father's, that was his father's sister. Devorah Leah was his father's sister, was the Rebbe Rashab's sister, and, uh, her husband, uh, Rabbi Moshe Leib. And, uh, there were many stories that he heard in their house that he would relate. Uh, this

01:49 was on the first day of Sukkos he passed away, and he was brought and interred on the second day of Sukkos, which by the way, uh, this is one of the things that one can do on a Yom Tov provided it's not practically done over here today because it would req, uh, prov, uh, may, may be a major, uh, desecration of the second day Yom Tov. But in places like in small towns and small places where it mostly did not involve a, uh, you know, people driving or things like that, they just needed to bury the person in the ground and didn't... That was allowed, and that was, uh, permissible to do on the second day Yom Tov, so he was buried on second day Yom Tov. The interment is in the, uh, city of Malakhovka, which is near Moscow. That's where the, uh, burial place of this, um, Rabbi Moshe Leib Ginsburg.