Picture of the Day! – Yechidus in the Winter of 1965

Two diplomats who took pictures with the Rebbe after Yechidus. The picture was taken in the winter of 1965, Special Thanks Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum.

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Picture of the Day! – Yud Aleph Nissin 1972!

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The Rebbe entering the Farbrengen of Yud Aleph Nissin 1972. Special Thanks Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum.

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What would have been a nice picture…

Can you imagine a picture of 40 Sukkah Mobiles, ranging in sizes from the standard pickup trucks and getting larger and larger to as big as the 18 wheeler flatbeds you’ve seen right here on CrownHeights.info, lined up together, perhaps on eastern Parkway, in front of 770 or at least on Kingston Avenue?

That would have been an awesome picture!

When asked what they thought about the idea at the office of Mitzvah Tank Org. the ones responsible for the Sukkah Mobiles, the response was “do you really think it is possible to get more than 15 Shluchim, approx. 25 groups of bochurim and several restaurants to all stop what they’re doing for a picture?”

Picture of the Day! – Davening in the 1970’s!

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The Rebbe Entering Davening in the late 1970’s. Special Thanks Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum.

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Picture of the Day! – The Rebbe Giving Lekach

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The Rebbe giving out “Lekach,” (honey cake), from the door of his Sukkah on Erev Sukkos. This photo was taken in the early 1970’s. Special thanks to Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum.

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Pictures of the Day! – A Yechidus in 1977!

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This picture was taken following the Yechidus with Menachem Bagin had with the Rebbe in 1977. Special Thanks Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum.

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Picture of the Day! The Rebbe in Paris, circa 1932

The Rebbe in Luxembourg Park, Paris – circa 1932.

As reported by CrownHeights.info several days ago, a new film from JEM has been released called The Early Years Volume 3.

This week’s Kfar Chabad Magazine features an in-depth article with many new revelations about the Rebbe and Rebbetzin’s life during this period.

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Picture of the Night! – Monroe Township, NJ

Havdala in Chabad Jewish Center of Monroe, directed by Rabbi Eliezer and his wife Chanie Zaklikovsky.

Rosh Hashana Services were held in the local High School in order to accommodate the more then 350 participants that joined in for the services each of the two days of Rosh Hashana!

G’mar Chasima Tova!

Picture of the Day! – The Rebbe Watching a Rally

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The Rebbe standing at his office window watching a Children’s Rally on Chol Hamoed Sukkot 1957. Thanks to Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum

Picture of the Day! 9/11 – The Aftermath

Photo taken by Aron Hershkop
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Members of the Crown Heights division of Shomrim (L-R) Gaddi Hershkop, Shloimy Fisher, Mendy Brayer, Boruch Marmulszteyn, Zevi Laine pose for a picture at ground zero where they participated in the rescue and recovery efforts.

Picture of the Day – Police at the JCM?

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — What happened at the Jewish Children’s Museum?! Well, fortunately, nothing that required dozens of cops! Police chose the JCM, which is located on Brooklyn’s Museum Row, as their base to gather, debrief, and refresh during Brooklyn’s Annual West Indian Day Parade this monday.

More pictures in the Extended Article!