A breslover chassid who wrote books translated into English called the garden of Emunah, garden of peace, etc.
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From Wikipedia on the Chasam Sofer: “[The Chasam] Sofer established a yeshiva in Pozsony (Pressburg in German; today Bratislava, Slovakia), the Pressburg Yeshiva, which became the most influential yeshiva in Central Europe, producing hundreds of future leaders of Hungarian Jewry. This yeshiva continued to function until World War II; afterward, it was relocated to Jerusalem,…
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R’ Deblitzky ZT”L was a Mekubal and a Talmid of the Chazon Ish.
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From https://www.shasilluminated.org/magidei-shiur/rabbi-gershon-meltzer: Rabbi Gershon Meltzer, a world renowned Posek, has his shiurim featured on Kol Halashon and many other venues. His shiurim on a wide range of Torah and P’sak Halachah are popular all over the world. In addition, he gives a blatt shiur in Yeshivas Mir and gives a very popular daily Mishnah Berurah…
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To quote from Ben’s Tallit Shop: “Why don’t more Ashkenazim tie techelet according to the Tosafos? One reason might be found in a responsa written by HaRav Moshe Mordechai Carp in 5772, where he notes that you cannot use a techelet string in place of white, therefore if halacha is not like the Tosafot, you…
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Later in life and in private, as told to me by one of his sons, who in turn was advised by a third party (that’s how much later in life).
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In Bnei Brak. A well-known Yemenite Posek who heads the Yoreh Deah kashrut agency.
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Rav, Zichron Yaakov of Lakewood. He wore Tosafos with the Chinuch pattern, tied for him by R’ Yisroel Barkin, a nephew of R’ Belsky.
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