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Home / Holidays / Kislev / Yat Kislev |
Yat Kislev Resources
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Historical backgroundThe 19th day of Kislev, or Yat Kislev as it is commonly referred to, commemorates the redemption of the Alter Rebbe, Rabbi Shne'ur Zalman of Liadi, the founder of the Chabad branch of Chassidut (1745-1812) from his captivity and trial at the hands of the Czarist government in Russia in 1798. Rabbi Shneuz Zalman was accused of treason by supporting the Ottoman government, which at that time controlled the Land of Israel.
- For
more on the historical background of the Alter
Rebbe and the early years of Chabad (from chabad.org).
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Harav Ginsburgh's Yat Kislev 5768 (2007) Farbrengen
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Harav Ginsburgh's Yat Kislev, 5764 (2003) Farbrengen
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Harav Ginsburgh's Yat Kislev, 5756 (1995) Farbrengen
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