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"A Living Book"
British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, speaks on a Rebbe as a living lesson
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| My experience with the Rebbe
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| Talmudic Scholar Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz) on the Rebbe's scholarship
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| What is a Rebbe?
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Part I
The Rebbe and gentiles, NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman
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Part II
The Rebbe's Torah Scholarship, NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman
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Part III
Lubavitch's openess, with NYU Professor Lawrence Schiffman
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| Reflections on the Rebbe
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| Opens the US House of Representatives before the Gold Medal resolution is passed
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Part I
Reflections on the Rebbe by U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman
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Part II
Memories of the Rebbe by U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman
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| Professor Elliot Wolfson on the Rebbe's scholarship
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| Hebrew University Professor Aviezer Ravitzky on the Rebbe's innovation in reaching out to gentiles
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| Reflections on the Rebbe -- British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
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| Reflections on the Congressional Gold Metal from civil rights activist
US Congressman John Lewis
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| Reflections on the Rebbe from US Congressman Newt Gingrich
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| Reflections on the Rebbe (1991)
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| When I met the Rebbe (1991)
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| President Clinton posthumously awards the Rebbe the Congressional Gold Medal (1995)
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| Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel at the award ceremony of the Rebbe's Congressional Gold Medal
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