I recently had the opportunity to meet the present Sadagora Rabbi, from Jerualem, when he was briefly in New Jersey. I asked him to get any information he might have on my late great granadfather, Israel Gronich, who was entrusted with the belongings of the Sadagora rabbi when he fled to Vienna with the outbreak of WWI. My great grandfather, had the lease on the toll booth at the bridge crossing between Sadagoara and Czernowitz. I am told his wife ran a tavern there as well. Unfortunately I have not heard back.
The current Rabbi Friedman told me that after WWI the dynasty relocated to Przemysl, Galicia. When I read up on the Sadagora branch of Ruzhin, I did indeed read that the Sadagora was in Przemysl after WWI. If this is true, does any one know what the status of the temple and movement in Sadagora between WWI and WWII actually was?
I attached a recipe for Mititei to my other recent post, but forgot to note that it was there so I will attach it again.
Stephen Winters