Rabbi Yitzchok Menachem Rottenberg
יצחק מנחם ב"ר ישראל יחיאל
Breslover Mashpia (Leader)Date of Death:
Fri. April 19, 1991 -
Iyar 5 5751
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Biographical Notes:
Bio Information:
The Rav, a founding member of the Breslover Chassidus here in the United States still remembered Rebbe Avraham b. Rebbe Nachman Chazan of Tulchin (1849-1917) author of Biur HaLikutim. It is reported that Rebbe Avroham would often leave home soon after Shabbos with only a bag of bread and a stack of books, disappearing into the forest for an entire week of study and devotion
In Tribute:
Photo Caption: Buried not far from the Ohel of Rebbe Levi Yitzchok of Berdychiv (Ukraine) is the grave of Rebbe Shmerel of Berdychiv (1 Cheshvan, 5671 – 1910) a noted student of Rebbe Avroham Chazan of Tulchin (mentioned above), Credit: IFJCAH
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Who was Rebbe Avraham b. Rebbe Nachman Chazan of Tulchin?
He was the Main Breslov Leader Of His Time.
A Giant Tzaddik. Who wrote an incredible Pirush to Rav Nachmans Likutei Moharan.
First Was Reb Nachman His Main Student Was Reb Nosson After Him Was Reb Nachman Of Tulchin And His Son Was This Holy Reb Avraham Ben Rebbe Nachman. Zecher Tzaddikim Livrachah!
Since Rav Yitzcham Menachem z”l (known to us as Reb Yitzchak Mendel) was a close friend of Rav Yisroel Abba Rosenfeld – the father of our Rav, Rav Tzvi Aryeh Rosenfeld z”l – for a number of years, he would spend some Rosh Hashana’s, Rabbi Nachman’s yahrtzeit and other times of the year in our community. Even at his advanced age, the feistiness of his character and sparkle in his eyes , was still strong evidence to his holy neshama. Zechuso Yagen Aleinu
http://asimplejew.blogspot.com/2008/01/guest-posting-by-rabbi-dovid-sears_08.html
http://breslovcenter.blogspot.com/2010/11/breslov-in-america.html
It’s mentioned that he lived on the Lower East Side where he ran the Linas HaTzedek Shul