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U nderstanding Rav Yitzchak Hutner (1906–1980) begins with understanding the role of misunderstanding. When originally circulated, his Torah, later known as Pachad Yitzchak, was only intended for those who were present when he spoke. Even now in subsequent printings there is a reminder that the style and structure of Pachad Yitzchak still mirrors the original
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