Tributes to the Lubavitcher Rebbe

Rabbi Levi Shemtov, Chabad emissary in Washington, D.C., and rabbi to ambassadors, presidents and potentates, shares firsthand accounts of how the Rebbe’s teachings have influenced the world’s most powerful men and women. (Recorded on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing.)

Reflections on the Rebbe (1991)

When I met the Rebbe (1991)

President Clinton posthumously awards the Rebbe the Congressional Gold Medal (1995)

Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel at the award ceremony of the Rebbe's Congressional Gold Medal

Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin talks on the Rebbe's standing in Israel (1977)

British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, speaks on a Rebbe as a living lesson

My experience with the Rebbe

Talmudic Scholar Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz) on the Rebbe's scholarship

What is a Rebbe?

The Rebbe and gentiles, NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman

The Rebbe's Torah Scholarship, NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman

Lubavitch's openess, with NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman

Reflections on the Rebbe

Opens the US House of Representatives before the Gold Medal resolution is passed

Reflections on the Rebbe by U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman

Memories of the Rebbe by U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman

Professor Elliot Wolfson on the Rebbe's scholarship

Hebrew University Professor Aviezer Ravitzky on the Rebbe's innovation in reaching out to gentiles

Reflections on the Rebbe -- British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

Reflections on the Congressional Gold Metal from civil rights activist US Congressman John Lewis

Reflections on the Rebbe from US Congressman Newt Gingrich