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of his followers (mainly the Chasidim of Rizhin
and Radzin, who were active and prayed in
Luboml's Great Shul), to come and act as rabbi
together with R. London and R. Leybl Melamed
(the dayanjudge).
R. Oselka was young, full of energy, and
learned in secular subjects, and as rabbi he left his
impression on our town. He fulfilled his function
as a rabbi until 1938, when he was called back to
the city of Mogelnitsa to occupy the rabbinic
chair after the death of his father, R. Gavriel
Oselka.
After the German occupation, all the Jews of
Mogelnitsa were deported to the Warsaw Ghetto.
There, R. Oselka died. The only one of his entire
family to remain alive was his daughter, Broche
Fuks, who went to Palestine just before World
War II broke out. She lives in Tel Aviv with her
family.