Chanoch Lana'ar - A Generation Inspired

Based on the Parshah HashavuahDayan Chanoch Eherentreu was six years old during Kristallnacht, November 9-10, 1938. He says, "I vividly remember my late father being taken by the Gestapo to Dachau. I can still see the flames consuming the Torah Scrolls, which had been removed from the Ark to the courtyard outside the synagogue to be burned." Dayan Ehrentreu's grandfather, Rabbi Chanoch Ehrentreu, was the Chief Rabbi of Munich and the Dean of the Rabbinerseminar zu Berlin, founded in 1873. The Nazis closed it in 1938, and Dayan Ehrentreu and his parents escaped to London. He was an ud mutzal m'aish,  a firebrand saved from the fires of the Holocaust.In England he became one of the leading Talmidei Chochamim, becoming Rosh Kollel in Sunderland, 1960-1979, Av Beis Din Manchester 1980-1984, Av Beis Din London 1985-2008, and currently, Av Beis Din of the the Conference of European Rabbis, which serves 13 countries. He became the driving force of Torah in Anglo and European Jewry. Dayan Ehre