Pirsum Rishon – Letter from Rebbetzin Chana!

In honor of Vov (6th) Tishrei, the Yartzeit of Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson the Rebbe’s mother, I would like to present a beautiful handwritten letter that Rebbetzin Chana wrote to Mrs. Esther Alperin A”h (Director of the Rebbe’s Shluchim in Brazil) Mrs. Alperin shared a very special and unique relationship with the Rebbetzin. To see a copy of the original letter Visit: Portraitofaleader.blogspot.com Special thanks to Rabbi Yossi Alperin.

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