Avraham Mattisyahu Friedman

Avraham Mattisyahu Friedman
Avraham Mattisyahu Friedman
Personal
Born	1848; Sadigura, Galicia, Austria-Hungary
Died	1933 (aged 84–85); Iași, Kingdom of Romania
Religion	Judaism
Nationality	Romanian
Occupation	Rabbi, Rebbe, Tzadik

Avraham Mattisyahu Friedman (1848 - 1933), also known as Abraham/Avrum Matitiahu Friedman[1] was a Romanian rabbi, the Shtefanesht Tzadik. He is considered one of the most important figures of Hasidism.[2]

References

"R' Avrum Matitiahu Friedman, 2nd Shtefanesht Rebbe". geni_family_tree.
"Cel mai important loc de pelerinaj din Europa pentru evreii hasidici se află în România. Aceştia vin anual să se roage la mormântul celui numit "Îngerul"" [The most important place of pilgrimage in Europe for Hasidic Jews is in Romania. They come annually to pray at the tomb of the so-called "Angel"]. adevarul.ro (in Romanian). 12 December 2015.

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[1] "R' Avrum Matitiahu Friedman, 2nd Shtefanesht Rebbe". geni_family_tree.

[auto-2] "Cel mai important loc de pelerinaj din Europa pentru evreii hasidici se află în România. Aceştia vin anual să se roage la mormântul celui numit "Îngerul"" [The most important place of pilgrimage in Europe for Hasidic Jews is in Romania. They come annually to pray at the tomb of the so-called "Angel"]. adevarul.ro (in Romanian). 12 December 2015.