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Photo Caption: Rebbe Gershon Hager, Zablotover Rebbe, Credit: Needed

Photo Caption: Kever of Rebbe Mendel of Zablotov, Zabolotiv, Ukraine, Credit: Rabbi Ari Spiegel, Lakewood, NJ 

Photo Caption: Kever of Rebbe Mendel of Zablotov, Zabolotiv, Ukraine, Credit: Rabbi Ari Spiegel, Lakewood, NJ 

Photo Caption: Remnants of the shul in Zabolotiv, Ukraine, Credit: Rabbi Ari Spiegel, Lakewood, NJ 

Photo Caption: Rebbe Yitzchok Isaac Langner, Credit: Needed

Source: The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 25 Jun 1929, Tue, Page 20

Tosher Rebbe of Chust d. 12 Shevat 1981 (5741) Anyone with information is asked to please send it in. See CONTACT page for details. Directions to kever: Washington Cemetery (Floral Park) 104 Deans Rhode Hall Road Location: Kosonyer Section (across the road from Bobov) Photo Credit: iVelt

Source: Anshei Shem
Bio Information:
The Rebbe immigrated to the United States in 1921, his father a grandson of the Yetev Lev was murdered in 1942 during the Holocaust.

The Rebbe’s father-in-law, Rebbe Meyer Leifer, the Clevelander Rebbe is buried in Los Angeles.

The Rebbe’s grandfather Rebbe Avroham Yehoshua Hershel of Yaslov was the great grandson of both Rebbe Elimelech of Lizensk and Rebbe Naftali Tzvi of Ropshitz.

Credit: MCA

Source: MCA

Bio Information: 
The Rebbe came to New York in an attempt to raise much-needed funds for the Premishlaner institutions in Europe and passed away during the trip.

Skvira Boro Park Rebbe d. 9 Shevat, 2001 (5761) Anyone with information is asked to please send it in. See CONTACT page for details. Directions to kever: Beth David Cemetery 300 Elmont Road Elmont, NY 11003 (718) 343-4000 Location: Section: B8, Corner of Bethel and Harrison Avenue

Photo Caption (From R-L) Loyev Chernobyler Rebbe, Kapishnitzer Rebbe, and (side profile) Kinyev Rebbe, Credit: Yitz Twersky, Kew Gardens Hills

Source: Needed, Origination Credit: Joel Rosenfeld

Photo Caption: Bardiover Rebbe of New York, Credit: Dave & Sandy

Bio Information:
The Rebbe was a grandson of Rebbe Boruch of Gorlits.

Credit: MCA

Photo Caption: The Rebbe’s father, Rebbe Shalom Dovid HY”D, Credit: MCA

Credit: Moreshes Chachmei America (MAC)

Photo Caption: The Rebbe is seated at the far left corner (fourth over from Rav Moshe Feinstein), Credit: MAC

Photo Caption: Melitz Lizensker Rebbe, Credit: Y.B.Y. Horowitz

Credit: Chicago Rabbis

Credit: Chicago Rabbis

Photo Caption: Skvira Rebbe of Flatbush, Credit: Yitz Twersky, KGH

Photo Caption: Admor of Bucharest, Rebbe Shmuel Deutsch (L), Chosson, Skvira Rebbe of Flatbush (C), Rebbe Yitzchok, Admor Skvira Borough Park (R), Credit: Yitz Twersky, KGH

Photo Caption: Rebbe Mottel Shapiro, Credit: Chaim Kowalsky

Photo Caption: Rebbe Mottel Shapiro, Credit: Rabbi Mordechai Shapiro, Kew Gardens Hills

Source: The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 21 May 1947, page 13

Photo Caption: The Rebbe standing on the porch of his shul, Credit: Moreshes Chachmei America (MCA)

Photo Caption: The Rebbe’s son, Rabbi Avroham Aaron Malowicki HY“D, m. Treblinka 1942, Credit: Elisheva Malowicki

Photo Credit: Yitz Twersky, Kew Gardens Hills, NY

Photo Caption: Rebbe Avroham Yaakov Panitch’s grandfather Rebbe Avroham, Trisker Maggid, d.1889

Photo Caption: Rebbe Avroham Yaakov Panitch’s father-in-law, Rebbe Dovid of Makarov Kiev d. 1902 

Photo Caption: Rebbe Avroham Yaakov Panitch’s brother-in-law, Rebbe Nissan Yehuda of Makarov Kielce d. 1940 

Bio Information:
The Rebbe’s father-in-law was Rebbe Dovid Twersky, the Makarov Kiev Rebbe (d. 1902). The Makarov Kiev Rebbe was married to the daughter of Rebbe Avroham Twersky, the Trisker Maggid (d. 1889). Sadly the Rebbe left no descendants

Photo Caption: Modzitzer Rebbe of the Bronx, Credit: Yehudis Schonbrun

Photo Caption: Modzitzer Rebbe of the Bronx, Credit: MCA

Photo Caption: The Rebbe’s father, Credit: N/N

Bio Information:
The Rebbe’s father, Rebbe Yisroel a grandson of Rebbe Yechezkel of Kuzmir (d. 1846) was the founding father of the Modzitzer chasidic court.
Rebbe Yisrael Taub, the second son of Rebbe Shmuel Eliyahu of Zvolin, was born in 1849. In 1888, he succeeded his father in Zvolin and in 1891 relocated to Modrzyc (Demblin), Poland, where he soon became known as the Modzitzer Rebbe. The Rebbe famous for his composition abilities is believed to have composed over 200 melodies. A story is told that the Rebbe, who suffered greatly from diabetes traveled to Berlin in 1913 for a critical life-saving operation. Observing the beautiful architectural buildings in Berlin from his hospital window, the Rebbe was visibly saddened. The view, by comparison, reminded him of the desolation and destruction of Yerusalyim. During the operation, he composed his epic masterpiece based on the words of Ezkero (recited on Yom Kippur). The niggun (melody) comprised of 36 sections each contrasting in nature and takes over a half-hour to sing, is still popular with Modzitzer chassidim today. His teachings on Breishis, Shemos and Vayikra have been collected and published under the title Divrei Yisrael. Unfortunately, the writings on Bamidbar and Devarim were lost.
Source: Needed 

Naroler Rebbe d. 1 Tamuz, 1977 (Rosh Chodesh) The Rebbe’s mother was a descendant of Rebbe Elimelech of Lizensk. Anyone with information is asked to please send it in. See CONTACT page for details. Directions to kever: Washington Cemetery 104 Deans Rhode Hall Road Monmouth Junction (Deans), NJ 08852 (Section: Satmar, Corner South Second Street […]