President George Bush
President George Bush: About the Rebbe's arrival in United States and July 4th
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President George Bush: About the Rebbe's arrival in United States and July 4th
President Ronald Reagan: "Thank you" for USA, Chabad has thrived in this country; balance and harmony between might and right
Detailed response to the objections for public display of Menorah on Chanukah
Learning from the Previous Rebbe to be an unshakable Jew in America
Printing of Tanya in Grenada; Chabad philosophy and its parallel with America's morale
In a free country, the cause of Jewish education must be utilized fully
"America is not different than the Old Jewish World"
The success of the Chabad Telethon; effort brings disproportionate success; 9 Adar - "America is not different"
The study of Midrash, and Torah in general, must translate into action; Yud Tes Kislev lesson
Continued efforts needed for positive American government attitude toward the Holy Land; American difficulty fully understanding our security concerns; ultimate protection comes from the Guardian of Israel; Torah's promise of peace
President Ronald Reagan: National Day of Reflection; the civilized world should look up to America as a spiritual superpower
Detailed letter regarding Public Menorah Lightings
Senator R. Boschwitz: Congratulations on Senate Sub-Committee appointment overseeing Near East affairs; shared vital interests of Israel and the U.S. as the region's only stable democracy*
Public Menorah Lightings: The Chanukah lights are a symbol of the triumph of freedom over oppression, spirit over matter, and light over darkness
12-13th Tammuz was the turning point for Russian Jewry; our sacred obligation to further Jewish education
The previous Rebbe's dedication to education in the Soviet Union; 25 years of the Rabbinical Council of America
President Jimmy Carter: The American commitment to morality and justice; the symbolic light of the Chanukah Menorah
Success is reflected by actual results; “America is not different”
A lesson from Mattan Torah to American Jewry
Lubavitch of Colorado Dinner: taking place on 10 Shevat, the Previous Rebbe infused new life into American Jewry "America is not different"; the merit of being a part of this.
Re missionaries
Message to the Vice-President on the purpose of Education
President Jimmy Carter
Lessons learnt from the liberation of the Alter Rebbe founder of Chabad, and his son and successor the Mitteler Rebbe.
Mr. and Mrs. Yekusiel Kramer: The trailblazing of the Kramer family of transplanting Chabad in America; the tradition must be kept alive and grow
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Thanks for the condolence
"America is not different"
Mr. Fishel Brown: The perceived difficulty of life as a minority; our strength lies in our adherence to our convictions and principles
Not to hold conventions in Rome; the necessity of Kabolas Ol in America
As a psychologist, you should recognize the confusion interfaith dialogue and blurred religious boundaries create. To clarify my points: We discourage proselytization, such dialogue increases the risk of conversion and confusion, our global responsibility is distinct from theological exchange, questions should be answered individually, and true clarity comes from studying our own sources. Anyone concerned with the spiritual and mental wellbeing of our youth should firmly oppose such dialogues.
It is necessary to perform Mitzvos here in America to help Soviet Jewry attain religious freedom
Lesson from Soviet Jewry; Self-sacrifice in the land of the free
Rabbi [K. Klappholtz]: Refutation to remarks on Regents Prayer controversyInaccuracy of several quoted points; imperative to support religious tenets in Public Schools, especially in America of today; the downward spiral of anti-religion evidenced by Communist Russia
Dr. H. Goldstein: Utilizing prestige as a scientist for the goal of spreading Torah and Mitzvos, especially in the opportune climate of American youth today
Unfortunate Supreme Court decision against Regents Prayer; Prayer at home vs. school; Our obligation to strengthen faith amongst non-Jews; Antisemitic polemic
Rabbi Samuel Adelman: Steadfastness to The Truth even in modern America; the vitality and strength infused by Chai Elul
Dinner of Achei Tmimim - Roxbury: The illusion of nature and self-made success, especially in the free world; obligation to teach our children the truth of G-d's providence, accomplished by Yeshiva education
Mrs. S. Kaplan: Discouraging immigration; Immigrants to the U.S. face difficulties regardless of their qualifications and abilities; I open the mail myself
President Eisenhower: An urgent appeal in the aftermath of the Kfar Chabad Mssacre
The soul of Jewish education; The spiritual and moral hazards of co-education; Hebrew classes in the morning and a Jewish child’s inferiority complex; Cultivating children's Jewish identity in our democratic society; Failures of the Ivris B’lvris system