chelek 28 - 3 tammuz - Rabbi Nechemia Deitsch

In 1927 under the cruel Russian communism, the previous river sacrificed his life to keep Judaism in my life, but then after the hurricane and imprisonment, he was finally about to to be released, but he would not leave as he didn’t want to reach his destination on a Shabbos.How could we explain why was that so important to him not to disrated the Shabbos in lieu of saving his own life from the terrible dangerous prison?

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