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Sefer HaSichos 5700

Talks delivered in 5700 (1939-1940) by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn the Sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe

Foreword
Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the [Sixth] Lubavitcher Rebbe
Biographical Dates
Part One: Sichos delivered in Riga, Latvia in the Winter of 5700 / 1939-1940
[Words spoken by the Rebbe Rayatz before 10 Teves, 5700/1939]
The Eve of Erev Shabbos Kodesh, 14 Adar I, Purim Katan [5700/1940] To the Students of Achos HaTemimim [“Sisters of the Temimim”]
Motzaei Shabbos Kodesh Vayakhel, 22 Adar I [5700/1940], to the Students of HaRav Zak’s Yeshivah
Motzaei Shabbos Kodesh Vayakhel, 22 Adar I, [5700/1940], to the Gabbaim of the Local Chabad Shuls
Monday, 24 Adar I [5700/1940] At the Checkpoint of the [Riga] Airport before Departure to the US via Stockholm
Part Two: Sichos delivered in New York in the Summer of 5700 / 1940
Preface by the Rebbe to the First Edition (5707/1947) of Sefer HaSichos – Kayitz 5700 (Summer, 1940)
At the Welcoming Reception at the New York Pier Tuesday, 9 Adar II, 5700 (1940)
On Arrival at the Greystone Hotel, New York Tuesday, 9 Adar II, 5700 (1940)
At the Seudah of Purim, 5700 [1940] [New York]
15 Adar Sheni, Shushan Purim, 5700 [1940] [New York]
9 Nissan, 5700 [1940] Lakewood
Shabbos HaGadol, 12 Nissan, 5700 [1940] Lakewood
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Appendix A: Diary of the Voyage to America
Diary Entries Written at the Time by One of the Passengers
Appendix B: Press Release: A Call to American Jewry
Appendix C: A Letter by the Rebbe 5727 (1967)
Introducing the 1967 Reprint of the Sichos of the Rebbe Rayatz

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