Deputy Chief Rabbi of Klausenburg
1941 until the Destruction in 1944
The list of Orthodox Rabbis of Klausenburg (Cluj) from 1812 to 1983
The Chief Rabbi of Klausenburg, Rabbi Akiva and his deputy, his son, Rabbbi Yuda Tzvi.
On ז סיון ה'תשס"ח the ברית of the eight day old son of Josh and Dana Dachman-Soled took place. He is the first great grandson born after the פטירה of Rabbi Glasner and is named יהודה צבי Here is the דבר תורה given by Josh during the סעודת מצווה .
Aletter from the Rav of Gyarmat, Chaim Aharon Dovid Deutsch to his son-in-law Rabbi Glasner, 1941.
An acknowledgement from Count Folke Bernadotte sent to Rabbi Glasner and the other Rumanian refugees in Stockholm circa 1947.
A photograph taken at the Helsingo, Sweden DP camp circa 1947.
A
photograph of
Rabbi Simcha Wasserman, Rosh Yeshiva of Ohr Elchonon at the bar
mitzvah reception of Rabbi Glasner's older son, June 1955.
A
photograph
of sephardic Chief Rabbi Nissim meeting with Rabbi Glasner, and
two uncles, Yitchok Glasner and Yosef Blum circa 1966.
A response from Rabbi Glasner supporting Chabad Rabbi Boruch Shlomo Cunin's efforts to establish Released Time Religious Instruction in Los Angeles public schools, February, 1967.
The
memoir of Rabbi Yuda Tzvi Glasner is available here: Faith
In Spite Of All. Click here for html
format.
Rememberance
in the U.S. House of Representatives of Rabbi Glasner by the Hon.
Carlos J. Moorhead.
Biography
of Rabbi Glasner in HaPardes, 2003.
Rabbi
Yuda Tzvi Glasner was niftar
on ח'
אדר
א תשס"ה
and
laid to rest in Jerusalem along side his great, holy ancestors on
יב'
אדר
א תשס"ה.
Audio
recordings of the hespedim by his son David at
Kennedy Airport, and at the kevurah.
