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Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin

Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin

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Sep 17, 2026

speaker_1UNKNOWN
34:56
Rabbi who?
Hershel SchachterHOST
34:57
Rabbi David Cohen from Chaim Berlin.
Hershel SchachterHOST
35:00
He put out many, many, many stories.
Hershel SchachterHOST
35:04
He writes psalms faster than I can read them.
Yisroel ReismanGUEST
2:41
He had a remarkable ability to identify with just everybody, which I suppose is why I was able to affiliate with him so closely.
Shlomo LandauHOST
2:50
So did the Rav know him before starting to go to Yeshivas Ar Sameach, like growing up here in Brooklyn, Chaim Berlin, or?
Yisroel ReismanGUEST
2:57
Not at all.
Yisroel ReismanGUEST
2:58
Not at all.
Eli MansourHOST
12:59
Pahad Yitzhak is... very, very deep philosophical talks that were given by Rabbi Yitzhak Hutna on Avashanon.
Eli MansourHOST
13:09
He was the Rosh Hashiva of Chaim Berlin.
Eli MansourHOST
13:11
He was a gaon.
Eli MansourHOST
13:13
His mind was beyond.
Yonah SklareHOST
1:49
He's now the Mashiach in Heverin Yeshiva, as well as one of the Rashi Yeshiva in Pachad Yitzchak, Rabbi Oneson David's hand-picked successor.
Yonah SklareHOST
1:56
And he was extremely close to Rav Hutner, even in the world of Chaim Berlin, which is a very tight world.
Yonah SklareHOST
2:03
Rav Chaim Yitzchak has a stature by himself.
Yonah SklareHOST
2:06
And Baruch Hashem, I was zeich ali kanis.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:05
It's changed now, it's different.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:07
And I told you the example of when I was in Chaim Berlin, so you came late, so Avmura stood at the door and he said, that'll be 25 cents.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:16
That's what he did.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:18
Okay? He fined me $5 for being sick on Thanksgiving.
Nasan MaimonHOST
45:49
This is talking about in the 1960s.
Nasan MaimonHOST
45:54
Before it became popular and fashionable, he was one of the first rabbis who was a student of Yeshiva Chaim Berlin, one of the major yeshivas in New York at the time.
Nasan MaimonHOST
46:07
And he recognized the need that there were many boys that didn't fit into the box.
Nasan MaimonHOST
46:13
And he opened the yeshiva in Farapwe at the time for these boys.
Michael BrookeHOST
69:46
I
Mordechai WeissGUEST
69:47
imagine it was in Rav Chaim Berlin where Vigdor Miller was the mashkiach there.
Mordechai WeissGUEST
69:51
And one day, Rav Noach Wolowek, his chavrusa comes in, and he confides to Rav Noach and says to him, you know, My Yitzhahara is driving me crazy.
Mordechai WeissGUEST
70:02
It's just too much.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
40:24
He kisses me.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
40:25
I go, who are you? He says, we've been listening to you for 30 years in Chaim Berlin.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
40:31
I said, well, I don't join the crowd.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
40:33
Hafez Chaim wanted a list of my students.
MarkPANELIST
40:38
I'll tell you a very good story.
MarkPANELIST
40:40
He's a kind of like a cameraman type of person.
MarkPANELIST
40:44
But he was a student in Chaim Berlin.
MarkPANELIST
40:47
One of the Balabhatim went to, at the time, I think it was Ranshapta, and he complained, the boys aren't taking davening seriously enough.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:05
It's changed now, it's different.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:07
And I told you the example of when I was in Chaim Berlin, so you came late, so Avmura stood at the door and he said, that'll be 25 cents.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:16
That's what he did.
Noach OrlowekHOST
6:18
Okay? He fined me $5 for being sick on Thanksgiving.
Bentzi AvtzonHOST
7:23
Hmm.
Heschel GreenbergGUEST
7:24
And why he didn't go to yeshiva, uh, th- there was a yeshiva around Chaim Berlin, I think.
Heschel GreenbergGUEST
7:29
But for some reason, my grandparents didn't want him to go.
Heschel GreenbergGUEST
7:31
They, they, maybe they, uh, I'm speculating.

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