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Disc 60
Program Two Hundred Thirty Seven
“Quiet, Please!”
circa 1945
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“Quiet, Please!”: circa 1945
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon was a student at 770 during the 1940s. One time, the Rebbe came down from his father-in-law, the Previous Rebbe, with a message “all the way from the top.”
“Quiet, Please!”
circa 1945
Disc 60, Program 237
Public Torah Reading
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