R' Soloveitchik gave shiur in Yiddish at YU until 1960ish. After that he switched to English for his shiurim because he saw the changing landscape of yeshivah students at that time. He still however would give "non Shiur" shiurim in Yiddish until he passed away.
So beautiful how a scion of Brisk was able to capture the essence of Chassidus in a single, moving story.
This was fantastic and very inspiring! Please upload more of these clips (with translation).
Stunning, inspirational. Thank you so much for this
Fascinating. His memory for detail is phenomenal...
Very inspiring. I remember hearing some of these shiurim 40 years ago.
Amazing
I can't hear a thing with my volume on 100%. What can be done?
Could the technical hum-noise be blacked out - It is anoying to listen to it.
excellent. inspirational.
to whom did R' Soloveitchik give shiurim in Yiddish?
R' Soloveitchik gave shiur in Yiddish at YU until 1960ish. After that he switched to English for his shiurim because he saw the changing landscape of yeshivah students at that time. He still however would give "non Shiur" shiurim in Yiddish until he passed away.
This was a tshuva shuir given at the YMHA in 1974. Those shiurim were always in Yiddish.
The Tshuvah shiurim were in Yiddish. I belive this is 1974, at the YMHA on 92nd st.
Gadlos.