Monistritch (Hasidic dynasty)

Monistritch (Hasidic dynasty)

Rabbi Mordchai Rosen was head dean, and grand rabbi of the village of Monistrich, known as Monastyrysche in Ukrainian, a town presently in Cherkasy Oblast (province) of Ukraine. He perished during the Holocaust in World War II and was survived by his sons R` Nachman and R` Froim.

The biography of this rabbi can be found in many Hebrew religious books, among them "Ner Nachman".

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