Letters from Rabbi Gershon Stern, author of Yalkut HaGershuni – request for assistance for his son who immigrated ...

Letters from Rabbi Gershon Stern, author of Yalkut HaGershuni – request for assistance for his son who immigrated to Israel
Two postcards, in Hebrew and Romanian, written by Rabbi Gershon Stern (1861-1936), one of the most important rabbis of Hungary. He was the Rabbi of Ludas, a famous lecturer and gifted speaker. His books, Yalkut HaGershuni, were widely distributed among Torah scholars.
A. Postcard sent from his city, Ludas, Romania, asking for assistance for his son who immigrated to Israel. 1928.
“To the respected…Dr. David Eichenberg, please heed in your mercy to a father begging for his son…Yechiel Stern, who immigrated to Israel and lives in Petach Tikva…to arrange a job for him at the orange and banana groves owned by Mr. Moitner from Budapest…”
Dr. Eichenberg was apparently in charge of the agricultural work in the Petach Tikva area.
Condition: Very good. Two filing holes. Postage stamps.
B. Postcard in Romanian, with his official stamp, written to Mr. Roger. 1916.
The letter begins with the words “From the depths, I called” (aus der enge rufe ich), and continues with a request for Mr. Roger’s assistance in a certain matter.
Condition: Excellent. Includes postage stamps.