Rebbe Moshe Shmuel Rottenberg
משה שמואל ב"ר יהוסף הלוי
Kosoner RebbeDate of Death:
Fri. May 17, 1946 -
Iyar 16 5706
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Directions to Kever: The Agudath Achim Cemetery is not located near any of the Jewish neighborhoods in Los Angeles and does not have an on grounds caretaker. Access is 24-hours via the front gate. Combination: 7613 then push the latch in. Location: Right side of the cemetery Ohel, South Side, Row 59, Grave 2
Biographical Notes:
Photo Caption: Rebbe Moshe Shmuel Rottenberg, Credit: Needed
Photo Caption: The Rebbe in Los Los Angeles, Credit: Needed
Source: Der Tog, May 12, 1940
Source: Der Tog, May 12, 1940
Credit: Shmuel Amsel, Brooklyn, NY
Credit: Shmuel Amsel, Brooklyn, NY
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What is this rebbes relation to the kossoner rebbe in boro park?
Grandfather of the brother’s R’ Yisruel OBM, and R’ Meshulem.
This Rebbe was my grandfather and the first Chassidish Rebbe in Los Angeles. His shule was in Boyle Heights on Soto Street. There are now many Kosonier Rabbunim in Boro Park, all related in different ways to the Kosner Ruv from the town in Hungary. Thank G-d we have replenished.
I can still see my beloved Zayde, laughing as I came in the room. I was 5 years old when he was nifter.
Please fix combination at the top. Thanks you for remembering this Chusheveh Rebbe.
Reb Moshe Shmuel had a son Rabbi Ephraim Asher Rottenberg who joined his father in 1938 in LA and served there as a Rabbi, while his family were left in Europe and perished in WWWII.
He remearied to Chana Twersky-Rottenberg, but they had no children.
Rabbi Rottenberg passed away 1996 and his Library was donated to the National Library in Israel.
Any idea where he was a Rabbi, where he was buried and who his wife was?
Here is an essay Rabbi rottenberg wrote under the title “Reward and Punishment”
http://books.google.com/books?id=UIvoSclpuAUC&lpg=PA827&dq=%22Ephraim%20Rottenberg%22&pg=PA827#v=onepage&q&f=false
His wife was a daughter of Reb Yitzchok Twersky of Azarnitz-Keshinov (he had another son Reb Aharon who past away recently in LA). She was originally married to another Rothenberg also a Kosonyer einikel from which she had a son David.
Reb Moishe Shmiel came over before the war. He moved to California because he had Asthma. The air was better for his condition. He has a surviving grandaughter in Boro Park, that came over after the war, Moras T.K., aishes Reb Yechiel z”l, and Reb Meshulem Rottenberg (18th Avenue in BP) is also a grandson. All the Rottenbergs spelled with a double “T” are related and they are Kossoner ainechlech.
Does the Rottnenberg family still own the Kosson shul in Phelam Parkway?
16 Tyar, 1946 today is the yartzeit
Hi Pearl,
Would you by any chance be the Pearl I knew growing up that was friends with my mom Marion Cushman?
They no longer own the shul in Pelham P’kway although there is still minyan there on shabbos
Evan-where are you-it’s me. Made me cry.
As i am writeing a short bio of the first chasidisher rebbi in LA can some one post all his details when he came to la sons daughters (one daughter Rebbzin Babcha Eichenstein-Pinter was niftar last week)
thanks
Mo Kennedy
can provide info on the rottenbergs.
where did you get this info (one daughter was Rebbzin Babcha Eichenstein-Pinter ) it appears to be in error.
contact me with private email.
Mr Baror
how do i contact you
you are right rebbezin babcha was a granddaughter
abaror@aol.com
Just a note- the shul in Pelham Parkway has a minyan *every day*, thanks be to HaShem.
Rabbi Moshe Rottenberg was my Sandek in Los Angeles on the 20th of Elul 1942.
My brother was named after him in 1951.
My paternal grandparents, Shlomo Arye and Zzippora Zusman are buried in his chelka in the Agudas Achim Cemetary in LA.
His son Rav Ephraim, whom I met, is buried in the same place. I was at their kever in 2011.
I had the zchus of meeting Rav Ephraim st his shul near 3rd St. in the Fairfax ares of LA.
Rav Moshe’s niece in Chicago was married to Rav Eichenstein, the Zidichover rov.
Hi, R’ Tzvi (Howard) Zusman, nice to here from someone that The Kosoner Rebbe was his Sandek. Perhaps your family would have any Photos, letters or anything From Rabbi Rottenberg?
my email address is koson.news@gmail.com
Howard Zusman- please e mail me at Pearlrt@gmail.com
Shalom Ibrucha. to day in the yahrzeit of tis great Tzadik.
Rebbe Moshe Shmuel Rottenberg
משה שמואל ב”ר יהוסף הלוי
Kosoner Rebbe
My Grandfather Yaakov Lampert was very close to all the Koson Rebbe throughout his lifetime.