Publications of the Leo Baeck Institute. Year Book IX.
London: East and West Library, 1964. Hardbound. Octavo in dust jacket with minor wear at the base of the spine, wear to the endpapers under the flaps, frontispiece drawing, xxxii, 448 pp., b/w photos, bibliography, index, ink-stamps. Good. Item #83235
Introduction by the editor. Articles are "The Jewish Parasite - Notes on the Semantics of the Jewish Problem, with special reference to Germany," Alex Bein, "Max Weber's Historical Interpretation of Judaism," Hans Liebschütz, "Three Jewish Historians: Isaak Markus Jost - Heinrich Graetz - Eugen Täubler," Georg Herlitz, "Graetz and Hess," Reuwen Michael, "Ferdinanad Lasalle - A historiographical Meditation," Eduard Rosenbaum, "The Struggle for Yiddish during World War I - The Attitude of German Jewry," Zosa Szajkowski, "Jewish Contributions to German Philosophy," F.H. Heinemann, "Giacomo Meyerbeer - On the Centenary of his Death," Heinz Becker, "Some Comments on the Relationship between Wagner and Meyerbeer," Max Brod, "Jews in Public Service under the German Monarchy," Ernest Hamburger, "Jews in the Leipzig Fur Industry," Wilhelm Harmelin, "The Life of Clementine Kraemer," Werner J. Cahnman, "A Voice from the Prague Enlightenment," Ruth Kestenberg-Gladstein, "Prague - City of Three Peoples," Hans Tramer, "Zwei Gedichte aus Friedrich Gundolfs Jugend," Eugen Mayer, "Ernst Kantorowicz and the George Circle," Hans LIebeschütz, "Jüdische Gelehrte aus Posen," J. Jacobson, "To Eugen Spiro's Ninetieth Birthday," "The German-Jewish Immigration (1933-1942) and its Influence on Synagogue Life in the U.S.A.," Alexander Carlebach.
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