Wedding of Rebbe/Rebbetzin
What day did the Rebbe and Rebbetzin get married?
Yud Daled Kislev
What day in this month did the rebbe recover from his heart attack?
Alef kislev!
When is the Rebbe's birthday?
Yud Alef Nissan
Who encouraged people to light Shabbos candles?
Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka
When is Rebbetzin's B-day?
Chof Hey Adar!
What day is the Rebbe's 50th anniversary?
Haha! Yud daled Kislev! Hope I didn't trick u!
What was 1 thing that was special✨about the Rebbe, that happened at a young age?
He washed Negel Vaaser at a young age.
Who were Rebbe's parents?
Levi Yitzchak, and Rebbetzin Chana
Could she also give brochos/What day did she pass away?
Yes, she did/Chof Beis shevat!
DOUBLE UR POINTS! (If you got only one then don't)
FREE!
Yippy! Actually... maybe you do have to do something! JK! 🤣
Who couldn't come to the Rebbe's wedding?
The Rebbe's parents
What is one way the Rebbe changed the world forever?
Talking 2 the children is 1 way, if u got anything else u get points
What is the one place the Rebbe went to out of New York?
Gan Yisroel Montreal
Who suggested Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka's name?
Rebbe Rashab!
You ask a question to whoever you want (Make it easy)
Yay!
Where was the Rebbe's Wedding?
Warsaw, Poland
What year did the Rebbe get married? Hebrew or english.
1928/5689
What year did the Rebbe become Rebbe?
1950/1951
How long in the night would she wait for the Rebbe?
Up to the whole night!
How old was the Rebbetzin when she got married?
27
Who was the first to suggest the Rebbetzin and Rebbe get married
Me:) I'm a Shadchin after all! The Rebbe Rashab
Why couldn't the Rebbe's parents attend the wedding?
Because they lived too far. Kinda free, cuz its easy for a 500-point question.
What is one thing that you appreciate from the Rebbe?
Good Job!
Name one story about the Rebbetzin connected to the setting of a library: (In short)
In short, she went to the library and as she was leaving the librarian was scanning her card and saw the last name Shneurson. She asked her "Are you related to the Rebbe?" To which she replied, 'Yes, he is my husband," she gave her a look and commented "Well, I do not like him, because I don't have children and so I went to him, and he told me I should light Shabbos candles, and I'll give birth to a baby. So I did so and time passed and I wasn't even pregnant. "Well, when did you light them?" She asked. "When I got home from work," She answered. "Ah, that's the problem, you have to do it before sunset," So the librarian did so and gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
Tell everyone something about the Rebbetzin!
Good Job!