Mitteler Rebbe
Rabbi DovBer Schneuri (1773-1827), the second rebbe of the Chabad-Lubavitch dynasty Known for his unique ability to explain Chassidus with extraordinary depth and clarity. He expanded Chabad teachings into longer, detailed discourses that brought concepts to life. His leadership was marked by warmth, communal support, and strengthening Jewish life in White Russia..
🎵 Niggun: Mitteler Rebbe
Birth of the Mitteler Rebbe
Birth of Rabbi DovBer Schneuri, the Mitteler Rebbe, second Rebbe of Chabad and son of Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, the Alter Rebbe. He was known for his deep, detailed Chassidic teachings that expanded on his father's works and emphasized understanding G-dliness with clarity and depth.
Mitteler Rebbe's Nesiut Begins
Rabbi DovBer Schneuri, the Mitteler Rebbe, officially assumed leadership of Chabad-Lubavitch following the passing of his father, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi (the Alter Rebbe). This marked the beginning of the Mitteler Rebbe’s nesius (leadership), distinguished by the deep expansion of Chassidus and the founding of the town of Lubavitch as the movement’s center.
Chag Hageulah of the Mitteler Rebbe
Release of Rabbi DovBer Schneuri, the Mitteler Rebbe, from imprisonment in Vitebsk. He had been falsely accused of anti-government activity due to his communal work. His liberation was seen as a heavenly vindication of his teachings and leadership, and the day is celebrated in Chabad as a day of redemption (Yom HaGeulah).
Yom Hilula of Mitteler Rebbe
Passing of Rabbi DovBer Schneuri, the Mitteler Rebbe, second Rebbe of Chabad and son of Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi. He was renowned for his deep, analytical Chassidic teachings that greatly expanded Chabad philosophy. Remarkably, he passed away on his birthday, making 9 Kislev both his birthday and yahrzeit — a day of reflection and connection for Chassidim.