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Some seventy years ago, in 1944, .. attended Yeshiva Toras Emes ... visiting the centenarian former menahel, ... Rabbi Elias Schwartz, who was the principal of Toras Emes when ...
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... the 1950s, when their Olameinu magazine was in a severe financial crisis and was going to stop publishing ...
- ↑ Volume I, History and Acknowledgement
