The first part of a larger list of Rabbinics published in America. The scope of the list includes only volumes published through 1950. These mostly fall outside of the range of the YG bibliography on American Hebrew Publishing and as such are probably dismissed. I think that there are valuable questions to be raised and replied to by these volumes. That question is: how did the Rabbinic leadership of Orthodox Jewry respond in their teachings to the challenges of the decline in the religiosity of the American Jewish community in the inter-war years and in the response to the holocaust in the years leading up to it, during and immediately after afterwards. This will ultimately be a small sample of a larger whole (even with all parts combined).
Part One
Altusky, Juda. Sefer Hegyone Yehudi : Helek Shelishi, Sefer Va-Yikra (Thoughts of a Jew) Sermons on All the Sabbath Readings from the Bible. Third Part: Leviticus. Brooklyn, New York, Pardes Publishing House, 1946. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 179 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. This volume only. (62517) $20.00
Arik, Meir. Tal
Torah: kolel hagaot, he'arot u-ve'urim al Shas Bavli vi-Yerushalmi.
Brooklyn, New York, Hotsaat Shraga Publishing, 1947. Quarto, black cloth with
gold lettering, 120, 90 pp., errata. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. A reprint
of the Vienna edition of 1921. (28944) Arik was a major poskin of his generation in Galicia. Thus volume was originally published in his lifetime. He himself never came to the United States. $30.00
Bentsiyon Mosheh Yair ben Mordekhai David Vainshtok. Kodesh hilulim, hu sefer toldot ... Rabi
Dovidl Leluber ve-gizo... New York, 1949. Octavo, black cloth, 160 pp.
Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (10477) Vainshtok is also the author of two works on the Sefer Yetzirah. $35.00
Berger, Chaim Jacob Israel. Sefer Ahavat Yisra'el : ... kolel divre agadah, derush u-musar ...
Helek Rishon: Bereshit/ Ahavath Israel (Love of Israel): A Commentary on and
Formulation of the Ethical Principles of Judaism, Designed to Stimulate
Brotherly Love, Justice and Kindness Among Men. Part I: Genesis. St. Louis,
Quality Printing & Publishing Co., 1942. Royal octavo, black cloth with
gold lettering, 280 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. This volume only
(62385) $25.00
Berger, Chaim Jacob Israel. Sefer
She'erit Yaakov al mo'adim ve-Yamim nora'im: helek sheni mi-sifri Kol
Yisrael haverim, kolel divre agadah derush u-musar .../ Sheyris Yakov
(The Remnant of Israel). Part II. Essays and Commentaries on the Ethical
and Spiritual Significance of the Jewish Holidays, Designed to
Stimulate and Inculcate Faith and Hope in the Ultimate Triumph of
Righteousness, the Redemption of our People, and the Return of the Whole
Holy Land to its Rightful Owners - the People of Israel. New York,
Moinester Publising Co., 1948. Octavo, red cloth with gold lettering,
348 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. This volume only (47278)
$25.00
These three titles by Berger appear to be all of the works that he published. Sefer She'erit Yaakov al mo'adim ve-Yamim nora'im has a separate title, but is meant to be the second volume of
Kol Yisra'el haverim
Bernstein, S[imon]. Ba-Hazon
Ha-Dorot: masot u-Drashot. New York, Bloch Publishing Company, 1928.
Octavo, purple cloth with gold lettering, 223 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In
Hebrew (22025)This title is included as rabbinics because of the authors literary interest in homiletics. Bernstein was an active Zionist beginning in 1912 and was a active worker within the Zionist field as well in the study of Hebrew literature, a venture which was closely tied to his Zionism. His obituary as published by Jewish Telegraph Agency follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (JTA) –
Dr. Simon Bernstein, prominent author, scholar and veteran Zionist, died here last night at the age of 80. He was an expert on Hebrew poetry of the Middle Ages, and the author of numerous works on the subject.
Born in Latvia, Dr. Bernstein attended yeshivas in Poland and thereafter Universities of Berlin and Strasbourg. He received his Ph. D at the University of Berne, Switzerland, in 1906. Soon after his graduation, Dr. Bernstein embarked upon his civil service career to further the cause of Zionism which was so dear to him. He became secretary of the Central Committee of the Zionist Organization in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1908, a position which he held for three years.
From 1912 until the outbreak of the First World War he served as secretary of the World Zionist Executive in Berlin, Germany. Later he served in London as secretary of the Organization Department of the World Zionist Organization.
He came to the United States in 1922 where he served as director of the Palestine Bureau of the Jewish Agency until his retirement in 1949. He edited Dos Yiddishe Folk, organ of the ZOA, since 1922. Dr. Bernstein was also an outstanding authority on Dr. Herzl and his works. He was the first to translate Herzl's "Judenstaat" into Yiddish. $30.00
Bernstein, Moshe. Sefer
Divre Mosheh. Helek rishon, Ve-hem shi'urim al Mis. B"k, B"m,
B"b. New York, Hayim Tsimerman, 1947. Quarto, black cloth with gold
lettering, ii, 56, 36, 42 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. Only published
(62440) $25.00
Manoah studied history under Salo Baron. His thesis was published under the title "The cooperative credit movement in Palestine." This title shows that his interests ran farther afield than history. However, this may have been a publication for hire for the New York day school market.
Bloch, Chaim Isaac. Sefer
divre Hibah: mekhil helek mi-"shi'ure halakhah", she-higid ha-mehaber
bi-yeshivah de'ir Plungyan-Pelekh Kovna/ Divrei Chibo: A book of selected
Talmudic Dissertations delivered at the Yeshivah of Plungyan, Lithuania.
New York, 1941. Octavo, mildly soiled black cloth with worn gold lettering, 109
pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (62461) $30.00
Bloch was born in Plungian, a suburb of Kovno. After seven years of study at the Voloshin Yeshiva he was ordained. He held posts in his native Plungian, then Polangen,Courland and Bauck, Courland. He was displaced by the First World War and after several unsettled years he immigrated to the United States. He accepted a position as Rabbi of Congregation Agudath Shalom in Jersey City. He was a leader in efforts to promote wider observance of Halakhah and was active in organized orthodoxy. For a fuller account of his story see, "Orthodox Judaism in America: A Biographical Dictionary and Sourcebook," by Moshe D. Sherman.
Blum, Shemuel, ha-Levi. Sefer
Omer u-devarim: mekhil be-kirbo ma'amarim temuhim me-hakhamenu zal ... New
York, 1923. Quarto, faded black cloth with mild fraying at the spine ends, 194
pp. Mild waterstaining to the last few pages. Hardbound. Good. In Hebrew
(15511) $25.00
Blumenfeld, Meyer. Sefer
Minhat Meir: kolel hidushe Torah be-miktso'ot halakhah be-yam ha-Talmud shel
Bavli vi-Yerushalami. New York, 1948. Quarto, black cloth with gold
lettering, 173 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (62662) $30.00
Charney, Aaron Reuben. Sefer
Ratsuf ahavah. Kolel Derashot le-farshiyot ha-shavua, le-tena'im, le-hupot ... New York, 1939. Octavo, black cloth with worn
gold lettering, decorative half-title page, 304 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In
Hebrew. (62396) $35.00Born in Sokoly, near Lomzhe, in 1888, Charney studied in the yeshivas of Eyshishok, Volozhin, and Slobodka. He headed the yeshiva in Suwalki in 1913-1914 and then served as Orthodox Rabbi in Stepney and Birmingham, England (1914-1921). He served as Rabbi in Revere, Mass. (1921-1924). The American Jewish Archives has in their collection the marriage register that he kept while there. He then moved to Bayonne, NJ, where he served as Rabbi of Congregation Beth Abraham until his death in 1978. He was the author of three other books, in Yiddish and Hebrew, also on religious subjects.YIVO has most of his papers which include sermons, speeches, notes related to his published works and letters from other prominent rabbis in the US and abroad.
Chodrow, Menahem Mendel David. Be-mo'ado: divre torah ve-ma'amarim Imre Ye'e Davar Dibur
"Be-mo'ado" u-Zemano Ha-Ro'i Lo. New York, The Author and Pardes
Publishing House, Inc., 1937. Octavo, marbled paper covered boards over a light
brown cloth spine, 160 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (10416) $20.00
Ciechanowicz, Fiszel Wolf. Sefer Torat Yeroham: Helek Rishon. Mahadorah tenina im hosfot hidushim
kolel be-tokho u-ve'urim be-sugyot uve-inyanim amukim ba-Shas u-foskim hakirot
u-pilpulim be-hegyon ve-havanah mesuder al pi helek Shulhan Arukh. New
York, Fichel Ciechanowicdz, [1950]. Quarto, blue cloth with gold lettering, 184
pp., errata. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (34143) $35.00
A book of Ciechanowicz sermons, "Adventures in Jewish Faith," was published in English in 1942 by Shulsinger.
Ciechanowicz, Fiszel Wolf. Sefer Torat Yeroham: kolel be-tokho hidushim u-ve'urim be-sugyot
uve-inyanim amukim be-Shas u-foskim, hakirot u-filpulim be-higayon ve-havanah,
mesudar al pi helke ha-Shulhan Arukh. New York, no date [1930s]. Quarto,
black cloth with gold lettering, 184 pp., errata, bookplate on the free front
endpaper causing wear to the verso. Hardbound. Good. In Hebrew (56215) $35.00
Doctor, Mordecai. Kovets
ne'umim: li-zemanim, le-inyanim ule-mikrim shonim be-haye ha-le'um,
ha-mishpahah veha-Yahadut, ve-nilvu alehem ne'umim ahadim bi-sefat Anglit/
Sermons and Addresses. New York, 1922. Duodecimo, red cloth spine frayed
and worn at the ends, black cloth covered boards with wear at the corners, 118,
21 pp., with a little pen and pencil in the English language section.
Hardbound. Fair. In Hebrew with a short English language section at the rear.
English section translated from the Hebrew by L.H.R. Though unmarked as such this appears to be, on the basis of collation as the second volume. (52216) $25.00Doctor sermons often deal with the particulars of Jewish life in America. Some of his English language sermons were used in the well respected Reverends Hand Bukh Ha-Shalem, but without attribution.
Eisenstein, J.D., compiled by. Otsar dinim u-minhagim: Kol mitsvot asah ve-lo ta'aseh min ha-Torah
umide-Rabanan ve-kol ha-dinim ha-nihugim be-Yisra'el, mekore ha-halakhot
ve-ta'ame ha-mitsvot veha-minhagim; arukhim be-seder alfa beta: A Digest of
Laws and Customs in alphabetic order. New York, Hebrew Publishing Co.,
1938. Quarto, black cloth with gold lettering on the spine, xvi, 466 pp.
Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (20326) $20.00Eisenstein was a pioneering American Hebraist. He was prolific as an author of books and articles in the Jewish press. His books are widely available to this day. He was known as "Ba'al ha-Otsrot," on the basis of his predilection for anthologies. He owned his own printing press which in part accounts for the availability of his publications.
Elazary, Chaim. Shevile
hayim: kolel ma'amarim u-ve'urim le-khol parshiyot ha-shavua, derushim
meyuhadim le-mo'ade ha-shanah, ve-kuntres shel musar/ Shviley Chaim (Paths of
Life) Contains Selected Homiletic Commentaries For all the Portions of the Week
and Holidays. Also a Moossar Treatise. Canton, Ohio, 1947. Octavo, blue
cloth with gold lettering against light blue panels, 374 pp. Hardbound. Very
Good. In Hebrew (62432) $25.00
Epstein, Haim Fishel. Sefer
Teshuvah shelemah: she'elot u-teshuvot. Helek sheni al Even ha-ezer ve-Hoshen
mishpat. St. Louis, Mo., Printed by Quality Printing and Publishing
Company, 1940/1. Large quarto, black cloth with gold spine lettering, 168, 73
pp., index. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. Bound with "Sefer Teshuvah
shelemah: she'elot u-teshuvot al Orah Haim ve-Yoreh De'ah. Mahadorah
Teninah." (51902) $45.00Epstein's education and early career has some similarity to that of Charney above including a time in Bayonne, New Jersey. He did also have a secular education and a strong and early connection to Zionism beginning in the Hibat Zion period. After some rough early years in America due to his strong advocacy of Kashrut he found a position in St. Louis where he remained until his death. For More.
Feldhorn, Israel Simon. Ha-Shabat
veha-arets: bi-shene halakim. New York, Pardes, 1949. Octavo, paper covers,
327 pp. Softbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (62428) $25.00[Author photo was posted to the internet by the author's grandchildren and does not appear in the book.]
Fine, Samuel M. Sefer
eitan Shemu'el: rayonot ve-hegyonot le-yamim nora'im u-mo'adim.../ Aison
Schmuel, contains thoughts, material and sermons for the High-Holidays and
Other Occasions. Detroit, MI, The Author, 1934. Octavo, worn paper covers,
112 pp. Softbound. Good. In Hebrew (41924) $25.00
Fishleder, Israel Moises. Mivtsar Yisrael: o, parpera'ot ha-hakhmah, ha-mekhil musar ve-mishpat
'al-pi sevarot mefarshe ha-Mikra veha-Talmud ... 'im he'arot ve-he'arot
le-'inyanim shonim. Mexico City, The Author, 1958/9. Quarto, black cloth
with gold lettering, frontispiece photo of the author, 519, 6, 7 pp. Hardbound.
Very Good. In Hebrew with translations of the preface into Yiddish and Spanish
at the rear. Inscribed by the author on the free front endpaper (52426) $50.00Fishleder, a Mexican Jew, is included here because Mexico is part of America the continent. Only in the US do we think that America ends at our borders. There are still many Fishleders in Mexico today.
Flanzgraben, Jacob. Sefer
bet Ya'akov: bo yevo'ar kamah me'ot kelalim u-sevarot asher nimza'im bi-sefarim
rishonim ve-aharonim levaer mile de- orayta ude-rabanan, ke-asher yitba'er
ba-panim ba-hakdamah, asher hevrati be-ezrah"i. Helek Sheni. Brooklyn,
New York, Be-Defus Hadar, 1952. Small quarto, black cloth with worn gold
lettering, 144 pp. Hardbound. Very Good-. In Hebrew. (62408) $30.00
Friedman,Tsevi Hirsh. “Sefer
Tsevi Hemed. Kuntres "Shemonah" ve-Esrim: ha-Shabat ke-hilkhato --Kuntres Tishah: Oneg
ve-gam simhah. Brooklyn, New York, Va'ad le-hadpasat sifre Tsevi Hemed,
1943. Quarto, blue cloth with gold lettering, 88 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In
Hebrew (62323) $30.00
Gallant, Abraham. Sefer
Mashal u-melitsah. Helek Rishon/ Lectures and Commentaries upon Biblical and
Talmudical Passages Helek Rishon - al Sefer Bereishit. New York, 1926.
Octavo, blue cloth, 234 pp. Very Good. In Hebrew (10463) $25.00In a blog posting on Gallant's 70th yohrtsayt his grandson Yehonatan Chipman said this of him, "Rabbi Avraham Naftali b. Yisrael Yitzhak Gallant, my mother’s father, ... died 70 years ago on 29 Shevat. ... [He was] a powerful, charismatic preacher and communal leader, author of nine volumes of derush widely used by other rabbis of his day as sermonic material, an activist deeply involved in the issues of the day, especially the movement to create a Jewish homeland, who dedicated several of his books to his children, whom he hoped would one day merit “to go up to Zion with joyous song.” Specifics of these publications are discussed in Yossi Goldman's Hebrew Printing in America.
Gallant, Abraham Naftali. Sefer Mashal u-Melitsah: Helek Sheni- Al Sefer Shemot/ Lectures and
Commentaries upon Biblical and Talmudic Passages. New York, 1930. Octavo,
black cloth with gold lettering, 207 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew
(62367) $25.00
Gallant, Abraham Naphtali. Hezyonot Avraham:A) Kovets Derashot al sefer Bereshit, u-Mo'ade
ha-Shanah Derashe lifne Kahal edut Bet ha-Kneste ha-Nikvah ba-Shem T.T. Bet
Avraham ba-Rehov 146 ba-Mizrah ha-Ir ba-Bronks B) Homer le-Derash le sefer
Shemot. G) Bi'ur sheni Ma'amre Hazal ba-Tur Dugma me-Sifre al ha-Agada. D)
Ve-Nilvu Alehem ezeh derashot be-s'afah Anglit asher derashe lifne Tse'iri
amenu she-inam mevinim yehudim. New York, A.H. Rozenberg, 1922. Small
octavo, blue cloth with fraying at the base of the spine, 222 pp. Hardbound.
Good. In Hebrew with a short English language section at the rear (34200) $30.00
Gallant, Avraham Naftali. Sefer Davar be-ito : kovets derashot u-ma'amarim she-darashti lifne
kahal adat bet ha-keneset Talmud Torah Bet Avraham .../ Lectures and
Commentaries upon Biblical and Talmudic Passages. New York, 1924. Octavo,
paper covers with minor soiling and with wear at the edges, 216 pp. Softbound.
Good. In Hebrew (62395) $25.00
Gartenhaus, Aaron L. Sefer
Ta'ame ha-minhagim u-mekore ha-dinim: kolel kol ta'am u-mekor ha-minhagim ...
od nimtsa ba-sefer ha-zeh likute shoshanim, sipurim mi-tsadikim mefursamim ....
In Four Parts. Brooklyn, N.Y, "Torah Or" Publishing Co., 1944.
Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, vi, 256, viii, 128, xvi, 224, iv, 94,
35 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (52028) $35.00
Geffen, Tobias. Sefer
Karne ha-hod: helek ehad pilpulim ve hadranim al ezeh masekhtot ve-al Shas...
ve-helek ehad derashot le-Shabatot u-mo'adim/ Karnei Ha-Hod: Rays of Glory.
Sermons, Biblical Commentaries, and Talmudical and Midrashic Homiletic
Discourses. St. Louis, Missouri, Salz - Gellman Publishing Company, 1935.
Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 248 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew
(29029) $30.00Geffen, like my own great-grandfather, was one of those Rabbi's who immigrated to America and struggled to establish a foothold. He worked in a sweatshop before finding a modest pulpit. Advised by a doctor of the arm that New York City living was doing to him he left New York with no great prospects ahead of him. In this New York Times article you can see how his life turned around.
Gerstein, Jacob. Likute shoshanim: agadot u-midrashim
ve-yalkutim kolel derushim ... Brooklyn, New York, Grehem Pres, 1923.
Octavo, light blue cloth with black lettering, 83 pp. Hardbound. Good. In Hebrew
(34198) $30.00Gerstein had been forced into the service of the Russian Imperial army where he served for four years. He was not able to support himself in Russia and immigrated to join his mother and other family members already there.
Gordon, Jacob D. Hed
ha-zeman, derushim le-khol tekufot ha-shanah veha-mo'adim/ Echo of His Times:
Sermons for the Jewish Holy Days and Other Solemn Occasions. New York,
Pardes Publishing House, Inc., 1941. Octavo, blue cloth, 160 pp. Very Good. In
Hebrew (10461) $25.00
Gostynski, Chaim Moses. Sefer
Nahalat hamishah: al hamishah humshe Torah. Helek Rishon: Bereshit -Shemot.
New York, Moinester Publishing Comp., [1949]. Octavo, black cloth with gold
lettering, 223 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew in Rashi Script (42738) $25.00
Graubart, Judah L[oeb]. Devarim
ki-khetavam, derushim. St. Louis, Salz & Comp; Gellman Publishing Co., 1932.
Royal octavo, black cloth with gold lettering, 251 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In
Hebrew. (61573) $30.00There is another Rabbi Judah L. Graubart, formerly of the Chicago area but now deceased. Perhaps they are related.
Graubart, Judah Loeb. Sefer
Havalim ba-ne'imim: Helek Hamishi. She'elot u-teshuvot be-arba'ah helke Shulhan
Arukh. St. Louis, Mo., Quality Printing & Publishing Co., 1939. Quarto,
black cloth with gold lettering and minor wear at the spine ends, 79 pp.
Hardbound. Very Good-. In Hebrew (62443) $25.00 
Greenwald, Joshua. She'elot
u-teshuvot Hesed Yeshoshua: kolel she'elot u-teshuvot, u-verur halakha,
hidushim u-filpulim ... New York, Dafus Ahim Shulsinger, 1948. Quarto,
black cloth with gold lettering, 222 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew. The
first of three volumes published separately (34339) $35.00
Grinvald, Mosheh ben Amram. Kuntres Hakhanah de-rabah: ve-hu sefer ha-tsava'ah ... Brooklyn,
New York, L.Y. Grunwald, 1930s [?]. Small octavo, mildly soiled black cloth
with gold lettering, 100 pp. Hardbound. Very Good-. In Hebrew (62596) $25.00This photo shows Grinvald at an unveiling in Eichenhausen in the 1945-47 period. It is from the Yad Vashem photo collection. Note the fellow in the foreground of the image still in the top of his KZ uniform. I am not sure how large a role he took in post-war refugee relief.
Grossman, Jacob. Sefer
Darkhe Ya'akov. Brooklyn, NY, Ohel Abraham Mishkan Joseph, 1941. Octavo,
brown cloth, 184 pp. Hardbound. Good. In Hebrew (15519) $25.00
Ha-Tevunah: kovets
le-Torah u-musar. Shanah A. Sivan 1947. Hoveret A. New York, Va'ad
le-hafatsat Torah ve-Yirah al-yad histadrut talmide Yeshivat Mir, 1947. Royal
octavo, paper covers, 120, 75 pp. Softbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (62476) $25.00
Ha-Tevunah: kovets
le-Torah u-musar. Shanah B. Elul 708. Hoveret B. New York, Va'ad
le-hafatsat Torah ve-Yirah al-yad histadrut talmide Yeshivat Mir, 1948. Royal
octavo, paper covers, 121-204, 77-141 pp. Softbound. Very Good. In Hebrew
(62606) $25.00
Hadas, David. 'Alé
Hadas: hegyonot be-midreshe Hazal al seder parashi’ot ha-shanah./Alé Hadas sive
Folia Myrtea Tentamina as Quaestiones quesdam morales ex Rabbinorum sententiis
illustrandas spectantia secundum Pentateuchi pericopas discriptia. New
York, 1936. Octavo, red cloth, 264 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew (10346) $25.00Not to be confused with David Hadas, the son of Moses Hadas of Columbia.
Halberstadt, Yehezkel Sheraga. Sefer Divre Yehezkel: ... hidushim al ha-Torah u-mo'adim. New York, Agudas
Chassidei Shinawa, 1946. Quarto, black cloth with gold lettering, 96 pp. Hardbound.
Very Good. In Hebrew (19795) $30.00
Halberstam, Chaim. Sefer
Divre Hayim. Helek Rishon: A ha-Torah. Helek Sheni: Al Mo'adim ve Hidishim al
B"M. Brooklyn, New York, Hotsa'at Shraga, 1945. Quarto, black cloth
with worn gold lettering, ii, 164, 231 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew
(62352) $35.00
Henkin, Yosef Eliyah.
Sefer Perushe Ivra. Shene Helekim. New York, The Author, 1943/4. Octavo,
green cloth spine, black paper covered boards, 192 pp. Hardbound. Very Good-.
In Hebrew (62319) $35.00Henkin is best known for his work at Ezras Torah where they published the first American Luach. Their Luachs continue as a standard in the Orthodox non-Hasidic community.
Hershberg, Avraham Mordekhai. Sefer Mahshevet ha-kodesh: kolel hidushim u-ve'urim be-sugiyot ha-shas
be-inyane kedoshim. In Two Volumes./ Machshevet Hakodesh: A book of selected
Talmudic, Meimonides [sic] observations and analytical study of various
principle of Talmudic Law. Chicago, Illinois, The Author, 1947. Folios,
black cloth with gold lettering, 144 + 157 pp. Hardbound. Very Good. In Hebrew
(56512) $60.00
Hershberg also authored the Yiddish book, "Gaysṭiḳe shṭraln : eseyen un ophandlungen ṿegn aḳṭuele problemen loyṭ dem gaysṭ fun di Toyreh," with the Merkaz ha-Rabanim fun Laṭin-Ameriḳe in Mexico City.
Hurwitz, Moshe. Sefer Hashkafot ha-Ramah : derashot
la-Regalim, ule-Yamim ha-nora'im ule-khol Shabtot ha-shanah ha-Nosa'im Alehem
hotam leumi/ Hashkofoth Horamo: A Collection of Droshoth rendered on various
occasions and interpretations of Biblical and Talmudical Bases. Brooklyn,
New York, Moinester Publishing Comp., 1934. Octavo, mildly soiled black cloth,
174 pp. Hardbound. Very Good-. In Hebrew (62387) $30.00
Hurwitz, Shmaryahu Lib Ha-Levi. Sefer dine Yisrael u-minhagav le-Yamim Nora'im/ Laws and Customs of
Israel [For the High Holidays] explaining Whence Derived and Why Formulated.
Origin and Development of our Prayer, Synagogal Melodies and Jewish Education.
New York, Defus ofset Brodi et Kats, [c. 1924]. Octavo, black cloth with worn
gold lettering, 224 pp. Hardbound. Good. In Hebrew (62639) $20.00Hurwitz was a Rabbi educator. His publications were intended to educate the contemporary Jew, ill versed in the Jewish tradition.
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