לע"נ ר' ישראל יעקב וזוגתו מרת קריינא ע"ה לאקשין ע"י בניהם ר' נחמן ור' אברהם ומשפחתם שיחיו1973-5733, the Rebbe sent a letter to the administration of Machon Chana, a newly-established school for Jewish women who were returning to Judaism, which was named after the Rebbe's mother. “In response to your question," the Rebbe wrote, “any effort to expand is worthwhile and necessary (whether it pertains to the place of study or the dorm, etc.) ... And this must be the general attitude of the organization, both in terms of quantity and quality.”1 12 Elul I. Igrot Kodesh vol. 28 p. 310

This article details a 1973 letter from the Rebbe to Machon Chana, a school for Jewish women, emphasizing the importance of expanding efforts in both quantity a

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