Years: 1923–2019
Primary city: Jerusalem
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Taub was a Chasidic rebbe who rebuilt his court after surviving Auschwitz and other camps. He established his community first in the United States and later in Yerushalayim, where he focused on Holocaust remembrance and outreach. His writings and public addresses, including collections of drashos and memories of the camps, centered his Chasidus on faith, song, and testimony after destruction.