> 1970—5731, a long series of deep chasidic discourses — known as Samach Vov — which the Rebbe Rashab delivered orally and in writing between 1905 and 1908, was published for the first time. The Rebbe first brought up the idea of publishing this chasidic classic years earlier, but then the task was delayed until the Rebbe determined that the time had become ripe. After the he greenlit the project, the printers quickly put the book out in time for the Rebbe Rashab’s 110th birthday. 20 Cheshvan
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