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	In the following period, the Rebbe instructed him that women should manage the organization, and R' Zusha transferred the management to Rebbetzin Devorah Ashkenazi.		In the following period, the Rebbe instructed him that women should manage the organization, and R' Zusha transferred the management to Rebbetzin Devorah Ashkenazi.

	Distributing Kehot Publications With the Rebbe's encouragement, he distributed Chassidic books on behalf of the Central Organization for Jewish Education Israel Branch.		Distributing Kehot Publications

			With the Rebbe's encouragement, he distributed Chassidic books on behalf of the Central Organization for Jewish Education Israel Branch.

	Thousands of Chassidic books arrived from Kehot in New York to Kfar Chabad and were under the responsibility of the Central Organization for Jewish Education Israel Branch, managed by Rabbi Avraham Paris. Notices were published that books were available for sale, but purchases were few, and the Rebbe encouraged and urged to engage in distributing the books, until R' Zusha began distributing the Chassidic books in yeshivas of all groups and communities throughout the Holy Land.		Thousands of Chassidic books arrived from Kehot in New York to Kfar Chabad and were under the responsibility of the Central Organization for Jewish Education Israel Branch, managed by Rabbi Avraham Paris. Notices were published that books were available for sale, but purchases were few, and the Rebbe encouraged and urged to engage in distributing the books, until R' Zusha began distributing the Chassidic books in yeshivas of all groups and communities throughout the Holy Land.

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	~~Drawing Close to Chabad~~ After ~~a journey of hardships,~~ he arrived at the Cremona displaced persons camp in Italy, where he befriended Rabbi Shneur Zalman Levin. Together they established a synagogue in the camp for the many refugees, and R' Zalman was the one who brought him close to Chabad Chassidism.		After he arrived at the Cremona displaced persons camp in Italy, where he befriended Rabbi Shneur Zalman Levin. Together they established a synagogue in the camp for the many refugees, and R' Zalman was the one who brought him close to Chabad Chassidism.

	After immigrating to Israel on the 23rd of Adar II 5706, R' Zusha entered to study at the Achei Tmimim Yeshiva in Tel Aviv at age 25, which was considered very old compared to the other students in the yeshiva, and began studying Chassidus in an organized manner under the guidance of Rabbi Chaim Shaul Brook. In those days, he received an instruction from the Previous Rebbe to study shechita (ritual slaughter), after he described to the Rebbe all the tribulations he had endured during the war years.		After immigrating to [[Eretz Yisroel\|Israel]] on the 23rd of Adar II 5706, R' Zusha entered to study at the Achei Tmimim Yeshiva in Tel Aviv at age 25, which was considered very old compared to the other students in the yeshiva, and began studying Chassidus in an organized manner under the guidance of Rabbi Chaim Shaul Brook. In those days, he received an instruction from [[The Rebbe Rayatz\|the Previous Rebbe]] to study shechita (ritual slaughter), after he described to the Rebbe all the tribulations he had endured during the war years.

	In 1948, when Rabbi Moshe Gurary from Tel Aviv was staying at 770, he was called to the Rebbe's son-in-law - the Rebbe, who showed him a note in his father-in-law's (the Previous Rebbe's) handwriting: "Please inquire about the nature of the young man Z.W." R' Moshe told all he knew about R' Zusha. Immediately after his words, the Rebbe went up to the Previous Rebbe's apartment.		In 1948, when Rabbi Moshe Gurary from Tel Aviv was staying at 770, he was called to the Rebbe's son-in-law - the Rebbe, who showed him a note in his father-in-law's (the Previous Rebbe's) handwriting: "Please inquire about the nature of the young man Z.W." R' Moshe told all he knew about R' Zusha. Immediately after his words, the Rebbe went up to the Previous Rebbe's apartment.

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	== Life History ==		== Life History ==
	~~Youth~~ Rabbi Zusha Wilmowsky was born on the 4th of Nissan 5682, to his father Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak and his mother Rebbetzin Mariesha (Miriam). His father served as rabbi of Izyum, Russia, and in 1924, when R' Zusha was two years old, the family moved to Poland, where his father was appointed as rabbi and head of the rabbinical court in Seltz.		Rabbi Zusha Wilmowsky was born on the 4th of Nissan 5682, to his father Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak and his mother Rebbetzin Mariesha (Miriam). His father served as rabbi of Izyum, Russia, and in 1924, when R' Zusha was two years old, the family moved to Poland, where his father was appointed as rabbi and head of the rabbinical court in Seltz.

	In his youth, he studied in yeshivas in his area of residence. With the outbreak of World War II, when the Soviet Union conquered the region, the yeshivas throughout the country were closed, and he smuggled himself across the border to Lithuania, which was then under independent government. There he studied at the Baranovitch Yeshiva under the leadership of Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman. In the yeshiva, he studied with Rabbi David Gershowitz as his study partner. The paths of the good friends met and parted several times until they both settled in Kfar Chabad. When the Germans conquered Lithuania, the yeshiva wandered from place to place until it reached the town of Samilishok, where the students were hosted in the homes of the town's Jews. R' Zusha found lodging in the home of a family from the Jewish community. After some time, information reached R' Zusha that the Nazis were approaching the city. R' Zusha ensured this information reached all the town's Jews and then fled himself, thus saving many.		In his youth, he studied in yeshivas in his area of residence. With the outbreak of [[World War II]], when the Soviet Union conquered the region, the yeshivas throughout the country were closed, and he smuggled himself across the border to Lithuania, which was then under independent government. There he studied at the Baranovitch Yeshiva under the leadership of Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman. In the yeshiva, he studied with Rabbi David Gershowitz as his study partner. The paths of the good friends met and parted several times until they both settled in Kfar Chabad. When the Germans conquered Lithuania, the yeshiva wandered from place to place until it reached the town of Samilishok, where the students were hosted in the homes of the town's Jews. R' Zusha found lodging in the home of a family from the Jewish community. After some time, information reached R' Zusha that the Nazis were approaching the city. R' Zusha ensured this information reached all the town's Jews and then fled himself, thus saving many.

	== Partisan ==		== Partisan ==

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	He built his home with Mrs. Feiga of the Poker family, and the Rebbe wrote that it would be preferable for them to establish their residence in Kfar Chabad, and indeed after the wedding they settled in Kfar Chabad.		He built his home with Mrs. Feiga of the Poker family, and the Rebbe wrote that it would be preferable for them to establish their residence in Kfar Chabad, and indeed after the wedding they settled in Kfar Chabad.

	~~Public Service~~ Establishing Tomchei Tmimim Lod At the beginning of Shevat 5709, thirteen Chabad families settled at the edge of Lod city, near the train station, in a neighborhood abandoned by Arabs during the War of Independence. R' Zusha understood that they must establish a yeshiva for the children of these families and for other Chabad Chassidic families who had recently immigrated from Europe. One day he came to Lod and saw a three-story building that had previously served as a small hotel. He entered the building, locked the main door with a lock, and established a fact - here would be the "Tomchei Tmimim" Yeshiva.		== Establishing Tomchei Tmimim Lod ==
			At the beginning of Shevat 5709, thirteen Chabad families settled at the edge of Lod city, near the train station, in a neighborhood abandoned by Arabs during the War of Independence. R' Zusha understood that they must establish a yeshiva for the children of these families and for other Chabad Chassidic families who had recently immigrated from Europe. One day he came to Lod and saw a three-story building that had previously served as a small hotel. He entered the building, locked the main door with a lock, and established a fact - here would be the "Tomchei Tmimim" Yeshiva.

	Thus was founded the central "Tomchei Tmimim" Yeshiva in Lod, which R' Zusha managed from its establishment under the auspices of Agudas Chassidei Chabad in Israel under the leadership of Rabbi Eliezer Karasik and according to the instructions of the Previous Rebbe and the Rebbe. R' Zusha Wilmowsky played an important role in bringing Yemenite immigrant children closer to Chabad and integrating them into the Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva in Lod.		Thus was founded the central "Tomchei Tmimim" Yeshiva in Lod, which R' Zusha managed from its establishment under the auspices of Agudas Chassidei Chabad in Israel under the leadership of Rabbi Eliezer Karasik and according to the instructions of the Previous Rebbe and the Rebbe. R' Zusha Wilmowsky played an important role in bringing Yemenite immigrant children closer to Chabad and integrating them into the Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva in Lod.
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	== The Rebbe's Partisan ==		== The Rebbe's Partisan ==
	R' Zusha was a symbol of connection to the Rebbe, and all his ~~conversation~~ and ~~discourse were on~~ one topic: how to carry out the Rebbe's instructions~~, and as~~ he explained in an interview with Kol ~~Israel Radio~~:		R' Zusha was a symbol of hiskashrus (connection) to the Rebbe, and all his conversations and activities revolved around one topic: how to carry out the Rebbe's instructions. As he explained in an interview with Kol Yisrael radio:

	"I believe with complete ~~faith~~ that my ~~soul~~ that descended to ~~the~~ world ~~- it is impossible to~~ fulfill its ~~mission~~ in this world without the Rebbe's ~~instruction~~. The ~~root~~ of every ~~Chassid's soul~~ is connected to the Rebbe, what the Rebbe tells him he needs to fulfill and ~~this~~ is his ~~soul~~'s ~~mission~~."		"I believe with complete emunah that my neshamah that descended to this world cannot fulfill its shlichus in this world without the Rebbe's instructions. The shoresh haneshamah of every chassid is connected to the Rebbe - what the Rebbe tells him, he needs to fulfill, and that is his neshamah's shlichus."

	== ~~Annual Visits to the Rebbe~~ ==		== Bringing Joy at Simchas Beis Hashoeva ==
	For many years, R' Zusha made sure to ~~visit~~ the Rebbe ~~during the month of~~ Tishrei, until he became an integral part of the atmosphere. ~~In one of the years~~, R' Zusha wrote to the Rebbe that the ~~extensive~~ work during Tishrei infused him with special ~~vitality~~ for the entire year. He effectively served as the head of the first group from ~~the Holy Land~~ to ~~visit~~ the Rebbe. After every ~~prayer~~, he would ~~begin~~ a joyous ~~tune~~, and the Rebbe would encourage him. When the Rebbe didn't see him, he would search for him ~~and~~ find him and then encourage him to start a ~~tune~~. ~~During~~ farbrengens ~~(Chassidic gatherings)~~, he ~~stood~~ behind the Rebbe~~, encouraging~~ and ~~directing~~ the ~~Chassidim~~'s singing~~; he~~ was also in charge of ~~organizing classes~~ for ~~visitors~~, and in his later years became an inseparable part of ~~the Simchat Beit HaShoeva celebrations~~, standing on a ~~high~~ barrel, playing the flute and bringing joy to the participants.		For many years, R' Zusha made sure to come to the Rebbe every Tishrei, until he became an integral part of the atmosphere. One year, R' Zusha wrote to the Rebbe that the abundant work during Tishrei infused him with special chayus for the entire year. He effectively served as the head of the first group from Eretz Hakodesh that came to the Rebbe. After every tefillah, he would start a joyous niggun, and the Rebbe would encourage him. When the Rebbe didn't see him, he would search for him, find him, and then encourage him to start a niggun. At farbrengens, he would stand behind the Rebbe and would encourage and direct the chassidim's singing. He was also in charge of shiurim for guests, and in his later years became an inseparable part of Simchas Beis Hashoeva, standing on a tall barrel, playing the flute and bringing joy to the participants.

			== First Visit to the Rebbe ==
			He first came to the Rebbe before Tishrei 1960. On the Shabbos before Rosh Hashanah, during the farbrengen with a crowd of chassidim present, the Rebbe referred to R' Zusha by his earlier title "Partisan," explaining the avodah of a partisan:

			''"There is a Yid here called Zusha Wilimovsky, and he is a partisan. A partisan's approach is that he doesn't look at big things or small things, but carries out matters of the monarchy. Since there are still 20 or 21 things that need to be done before Moshiach comes, we need to work in a partisan way. Although it's not organized, it's according to the kavannah."''

			At that farbrengen, the Rebbe spoke about the importance of Torah study in general, and particularly by the guests who came to 770. In this context, the Rebbe asked R' Zusha if he agreed to be responsible for organizing shiurim for the guests. R' Zusha responded affirmatively.

			The Rebbe gave R' Zusha his becher, and R' Zusha drank the wine that was in the becher and returned it to the Rebbe. Afterwards, the Rebbe gave him the plate of mezonos that was placed before him, and immediately the chassidim grabbed all the mezonos. R' Zusha looked at the Rebbe, not knowing how to act. The Rebbe looked right and left, and after a few seconds, all the mezonos returned to the plate. When R' Zusha began walking between the benches towards his regular place, the Rebbe told him: "Walk straight, I'm watching over you." This was the first time the Rebbe called him partisan. Over the years, the Rebbe continued to call him 'the Partisan' and 'mein partisan' [my partisan]. Sometimes when the Rebbe didn't see R' Zusha at farbrengens, the Rebbe would ask "Vu iz mein partisan?" [Where is my partisan?] This title stuck with him, and the chassidim also called him this verbally and in writing: the Partisan.

			This partisan way was how he operated all the time. He had no funding sources, employees, or personal assistants, but he worked with all his energy, wherever he was needed, and was present wherever he knew he was needed - all with simplicity, without holding an official position and without receiving a salary. In many places, he planted seeds and let others continue to tend to the plants that would grow. This was true with the yeshiva in Lod, through the Reshet, and culminating in establishing and developing Kfar Chabad, and his legendary help to the Rebbe's shluchim wherever they were.

	He ~~first came to the Rebbe before Tishrei 5721~~. ~~On the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah,~~ during ~~the farbrengen~~, ~~in the presence of the Chassidic congregation~~, the Rebbe ~~mentioned R' Zusha by his former title "partisan~~,~~" explaining~~ the ~~work of a partisan:~~		The middah of simcha was an inseparable part of him. He always had a bottle of mashke in hand, and he danced at every opportunity. Before flights and during flights, at farbrengens and at hachnosas orchim meals, at farbrengens he stood behind the Rebbe encouraging and directing the singing; during kos shel bracha distribution he would dance in place for long hours, clapping hands vigorously and encouraging the surrounding simcha with characteristic hand movements.

	~~"There is a Jew here called~~ Zusha ~~Wilmowsky~~, ~~and~~ he ~~is a partisan~~. ~~A partisan~~'~~s nature is~~ that he ~~doesn~~'t ~~look at big things or small things but carries out matters of the kingdom. Since there are still 20 or 21 matters that need to be accomplished before Moshiach comes~~, ~~we need~~ to ~~work in~~ a ~~partisan manner~~. ~~It may not be orderly~~, ~~but it is according to~~ the ~~intention~~."		== Annual Visits to the Rebbe ==
			For many years, R' Zusha made sure to visit the Rebbe during the month of Tishrei, until he became an integral part of the atmosphere. In one of the years, R' Zusha wrote to the Rebbe that the extensive work during Tishrei infused him with special vitality for the entire year. He effectively served as the head of the first group from the Holy Land to visit the Rebbe. After every prayer, he would begin a joyous tune, and the Rebbe would encourage him. When the Rebbe didn't see him, he would search for him and find him and then encourage him to start a tune. During farbrengens (Chassidic gatherings), he stood behind the Rebbe, encouraging and directing the Chassidim's singing; he was also in charge of organizing classes for visitors.

	== Moshiach Activities ==		== Moshiach Activities ==

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	* His wife, Feiga - passed away on 10th Sivan 5758		* His wife, Feiga - passed away on 10th Sivan 5758
	* His son R' Yaakov Wilmowsky		* His son R' Yaakov Wilmowsky
	* His son R' Yosef Yitzchak Wilmowsky - formerly of the ~~physical~~ staff at the central Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva - 770, and ~~chief~~ mashpia at the Getzel Shul synagogue		* His son R' [[Reb Yosef Yitzchak Wilmowsky\|Yosef Yitzchak Wilmowsky]] - formerly of the staff at the central Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva - 770, and mashpia at the Getzel Shul synagogue
	* His son R' Levi Wilmowsky - Kfar Chabad. CEO of Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva Migdal HaEmek		* His son R' Levi Wilmowsky - Kfar Chabad. CEO of Tomchei Tmimim Yeshiva Migdal HaEmek
	* His daughter Mrs. Miriam, wife of R' Gershon Paris z"l, Lod		* His daughter Mrs. Miriam, wife of R' Gershon Paris z"l, Lod

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	"I believe with complete faith that my soul that descended to the world - it is impossible to fulfill its mission in this world without the Rebbe's instruction. The root of every Chassid's soul is connected to the Rebbe, what the Rebbe tells him he needs to fulfill and this is his soul's mission."		"I believe with complete faith that my soul that descended to the world - it is impossible to fulfill its mission in this world without the Rebbe's instruction. The root of every Chassid's soul is connected to the Rebbe, what the Rebbe tells him he needs to fulfill and this is his soul's mission."

	=== Annual Visits to the Rebbe ===		== Annual Visits to the Rebbe ==
	For many years, R' Zusha made sure to visit the Rebbe during the month of Tishrei, until he became an integral part of the atmosphere. In one of the years, R' Zusha wrote to the Rebbe that the extensive work during Tishrei infused him with special vitality for the entire year. He effectively served as the head of the first group from the Holy Land to visit the Rebbe. After every prayer, he would begin a joyous tune, and the Rebbe would encourage him. When the Rebbe didn't see him, he would search for him and find him and then encourage him to start a tune. During farbrengens (Chassidic gatherings), he stood behind the Rebbe, encouraging and directing the Chassidim's singing; he was also in charge of organizing classes for visitors, and in his later years became an inseparable part of the Simchat Beit HaShoeva celebrations, standing on a high barrel, playing the flute and bringing joy to the participants.		For many years, R' Zusha made sure to visit the Rebbe during the month of Tishrei, until he became an integral part of the atmosphere. In one of the years, R' Zusha wrote to the Rebbe that the extensive work during Tishrei infused him with special vitality for the entire year. He effectively served as the head of the first group from the Holy Land to visit the Rebbe. After every prayer, he would begin a joyous tune, and the Rebbe would encourage him. When the Rebbe didn't see him, he would search for him and find him and then encourage him to start a tune. During farbrengens (Chassidic gatherings), he stood behind the Rebbe, encouraging and directing the Chassidim's singing; he was also in charge of organizing classes for visitors, and in his later years became an inseparable part of the Simchat Beit HaShoeva celebrations, standing on a high barrel, playing the flute and bringing joy to the participants.

	~~=== The First Meeting ===~~
	He first came to the Rebbe before Tishrei 5721. On the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah, during the farbrengen, in the presence of the Chassidic congregation, the Rebbe mentioned R' Zusha by his former title "partisan," explaining the work of a partisan:		He first came to the Rebbe before Tishrei 5721. On the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah, during the farbrengen, in the presence of the Chassidic congregation, the Rebbe mentioned R' Zusha by his former title "partisan," explaining the work of a partisan:

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	R' Zusha would often express himself toward the Rebbe in terms of royalty, and in his letters to the Rebbe would begin "To His Holy Honor, the Rebbe King Moshiach Shlita."		R' Zusha would often express himself toward the Rebbe in terms of royalty, and in his letters to the Rebbe would begin "To His Holy Honor, the Rebbe King Moshiach Shlita."

	=== Historic Letter ===		====== Historic Letter: ======
	On the 10th of Shevat 5730, before the completion ceremony of the Torah scroll for Moshiach, he drafted a special letter on which he had the great Chassidim sign, in which he wrote:		On the 10th of Shevat 5730, before the completion ceremony of the Torah scroll for Moshiach, he drafted a special letter on which he had the great Chassidim sign, in which he wrote:

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	== Final Days ==		== Final Days ==

	~~=== Passing ===~~
	On Saturday night, the second night of Sukkot 5747, R' Zusha passed away in the Sukkah of the Hachnosas Orchim (hospitality center) near 770, after his early return from Simchat Beit HaShoeva. Regarding his place of passing, the Chassidim recalled his comment about Rabbi Shmaryahu Gurary who passed away inside the synagogue during Kol Nidrei at 770, near the Rebbe: "I won't be as pampered as him... I'll be content with the royal courtyard." Interestingly, in his final days, on the eve of Sukkot, R' Zusha the Partisan passed by the Rebbe with the Four Species he received from the Rebbe, and the Rebbe - despite his custom to bless everyone (in Yiddish) "that you should continue all the drawing downs for the entire year" - ignored him and didn't bless him at all, and indeed he did not merit to bless the Four Species that year!		On Saturday night, the second night of Sukkot 5747, R' Zusha passed away in the Sukkah of the Hachnosas Orchim (hospitality center) near 770, after his early return from Simchat Beit HaShoeva. Regarding his place of passing, the Chassidim recalled his comment about Rabbi Shmaryahu Gurary who passed away inside the synagogue during Kol Nidrei at 770, near the Rebbe: "I won't be as pampered as him... I'll be content with the royal courtyard." Interestingly, in his final days, on the eve of Sukkot, R' Zusha the Partisan passed by the Rebbe with the Four Species he received from the Rebbe, and the Rebbe - despite his custom to bless everyone (in Yiddish) "that you should continue all the drawing downs for the entire year" - ignored him and didn't bless him at all, and indeed he did not merit to bless the Four Species that year!

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	== The Partisan Book ==		== The Partisan Book ==

	~~=== Comprehensive Biography ===~~
	The Partisan Book - The History of R' Zusha Wilmowsky - in 5765 his biography was published, edited by R' Shneur Zalman Berger and published by Rabbi Levi Wilmowsky, R' Zusha's son.		The Partisan Book - The History of R' Zusha Wilmowsky - in 5765 his biography was published, edited by R' Shneur Zalman Berger and published by Rabbi Levi Wilmowsky, R' Zusha's son.

	The book contains 384 pages including descriptions and memories alongside letters, responses, private audiences, documents, and hundreds of photographs, many of which were published for the first time in the book. The book has been published in two editions so far.		The book contains 384 pages including descriptions and memories alongside letters, responses, private audiences, documents, and hundreds of photographs, many of which were published for the first time in the book. The book has been published in two editions so far.

	=== Family ===		== Family ==

	* His wife, Feiga - passed away on 10th Sivan 5758		* His wife, Feiga - passed away on 10th Sivan 5758
	* His son R' Yaakov Wilmowsky		* His son R' Yaakov Wilmowsky