The Life and Times of MoreinuDr. Raphael Moller "He was the closest thing to a malach in thisworld... With no hesitation, the one personthat I would choose as my leading light isundoubtedly Dr. Moller. He was my hero. Hewas the epitome of what a Jew is supposedto be. If you want to know who Dr. Mollerwas, you'd have to look for wings." Moreinu Dr. Raphael Moller was called "the malach Raphael" - a healerof bodies, souls, and communities. A great-grandson of Rav Samson RaphaelHirsch, he lived up to his forebearer's vision as a true "Mensch-Yisrael" in theabundant roles he filled: • A community leader in pre-war Hamburg, battling touphold Torah ideals • The decades-long President of Washington Heights' famedkehillah, Khal Adath Jeshurun, where he helped shape anduplift the fledgling community after the Holocaust • Confidante of Rav Aharon Kotler, the Chazon Ish, theSatmar Rebbe, and other Gedolim, with whom hecollaborated on initiatives to preserve Klal Yisrael • An outstanding talmid chacham, who could converseequally with rabbanim and laymen on any topic in Shas • A beloved physician, who was a pioneer in treating not justillnesses but the whole person, and whose compassion forhis patients was legendary • A devoted father of a large family, whose progeny allcontinued his life's work of servicing the klal Dr. Moller's journey took him from his Idyllic upbringing in Hamburg.Germany, to a grueling concentration camp incarceration after Kristallnacht,and then onto wartime deprivation in England. When at long last he finallyreached American shores, he dedicated himself to Am Yisrael as a beloveddoctor and as a klaf leader, exerting great influence across the globe. Read and be inspired by this book aboutan extraordinary human being whobefore making any decision stoppedand asked himself, "What does Hashemwant from me at this very moment?" Sku: F-8473 Author: Tzippy Basch & Eliezer Gevirtz Isbn 13: 9781680256857 Isbn 10: 1680256858 Pages: 452 Size: 6.7" x 9.7" Binding: Hardcover Date: 4/29/2025 Imprint: Feldheim Publishers