Tcherikower (30 results)

Condition: Good. Location:856 922 378 pages, 856 922.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good-. First English language edition. Octavo, red cloth with gold lettering, soiling to spine, viii, 379 pp., tables, indexes Translated and revised by Aaron Antonovsky from the original Yiddish.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. First English language edition. Octavo, red cloth with gold lettering, viii, 379 pp., tables, indexes Translated and revised by Aaron Antonovsky from the original Yiddish.

Hardcover. v, [iii], 379p., cloth-covered boards, 6x9.25 inches, boards edgeworn, corners bumped, small stain on top edge of textblock, otherwise very good condition. No dust jacket.

hardcover, Condition: Very Good, Yivo Inst.Jewish Research, NY 1961, 8vo. cloth, 379pp. VG $.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Two volumes 8v in blue cloth. Text in Yiddish, second title pages and summaries in English. Very Good.

Condition: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,800grams, ISBN:

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. cloth hard cover.tall 8vo.371 pages.very good copy.very scarce.

HB 8vo VG/-- Index. 379 pages. Apparent 1st thus. Dark red cloth with gilt letters. Light rubbing at spine end corners, not split or frayed; rear cover lower fore corner slightly bumped; tight; crisp, clean interior.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. In Hebrew. 416 pages., index. Minor damage to top corner of front board, see image here. Three parts and addendum, all in one volume.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 372 pp., b/w photos of Tcherikower and of his wife, index, English language title page and abstract at the rear Text is in Yiddish. OCLC Number: 13925497.

Hardbound. Condition: Good. Royal octavos, blue cloth with gold lettering, 308 + 338 pp., b/w photos, index and English abstracts at the end of the second volume. Rough wear at the bases of the spines Text is in Yiddish except as noted. Articles are "Sepharad and Zarfat," J. Brutskus, "French Reports on the Jews in Poland-Russia from the 15th to the Beginning of the 19th Centuries," S. Frydman, "French Sources to Jewish History in France," S. Posener, "France and the French Jews in the Itinerary of Hayyim Joseph David Azulai," M. Kosover, "The French Revolution and the Jews," E. Tcherikower, "Napolean in Jewish Folklore," Z.S. Pipe, "The Jews in the Post-Napoleonic Restoration in France (1814-1815)," Z. Szajkowski, "The Revolution of 1848 and the Internal Conflicts among French Jewry," S. Frydman, "Bibliography of the Jewish Press in France and the French Colonies (with an introduction on: 150 Years of the Jewish Press in France)," Z. Szajkowski. Volume Two: "The Struggle for Rights during the French Revolution 1789-1791," E. Tcherikower, "A Bibliography of French Works on Jews in the Second half of the 18th Century," S. Posener (Supplement by E. Tcherikower), "Anacharsis Cloots and his 'Lettres sur les Juifs,'" L. Kessler, "The Jews and the Parisian Commune of 1871," Z. Szajkowski, "The Dreyfus Affair, the Jewish Labor Immigrants, and the French-Jewish Leaders," E. Tcher-ski, "French Words in Paris Yiddish," M. Levinski, "The Jewish Societies in Paris in 1939: Z. Sz.: Jewish Communal Life in Paris, A.A.: Jewish Organizations and Institutions in Paris," Anti-Semitic Propaganda in France on the Eve of the Outbreak of the War," A. Alperin, "The Jewish Legislation of the Pétain Government 1940-1941," A. Herenroth, Two Messages to Marshall Pétain, documents.

Softbound. Condition: Good. Octavo, stapled paper covers, 48 pp., b/w illustrations In Spanish. Bibliotheca Popular Judia. Translation from the Yiddish into Spanish by Elena P. de Bronfman.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. In Yiddish. Blue cloth, 308 + 338 pages., b/w photos, index and English abstracts at the end of the second volume. Text is in Yiddish except as noted. Articles are "Sepharad and Zarfat," J. Brutskus, "French Reports on the Jews in Poland-Russia from the 15th to the Beginning of the 19th Centuries," S. Frydman, "French Sources to Jewish History in France," S. Posener, "France and the French Jews in the Itinerary of Hayyim Joseph David Azulai," M. Kosover, "The French Revolution and the Jews," E. Tcherikower, "Napolean in Jewish Folklore," Z.S. Pipe, "The Jews in the Post-Napoleonic Restoration in France (1814-1815)," Z. Szajkowski, "The Revolution of 1848 and the Internal Conflicts among French Jewry," S. Frydman, "Bibliography of the Jewish Press in France and the French Colonies (with an introduction on: 150 Years of the Jewish Press in France)," Z. Szajkowski. Volume Two: "The Struggle for Rights during the French Revolution 1789-1791," E. Tcherikower, "A Bibliography of French Works on Jews in the Second half of the 18th Century," S. Posener (Supplement by E. Tcherikower), "Anacharsis Cloots and his 'Lettres sur les Juifs,'" L. Kessler, "The Jews and the Parisian Commune of 1871," Z. Szajkowski, "The Dreyfus Affair, the Jewish Labor Immigrants, and the French-Jewish Leaders," E. Tcher-ski, "French Words in Paris Yiddish," M. Levinski, "The Jewish Societies in Paris in 1939: Z. Sz.: Jewish Communal Life in Paris, A.A.: Jewish Organizations and Institutions in Paris," Anti-Semitic Propaganda in France on the Eve of the Outbreak of the War," A. Alperin, "The Jewish Legislation of the Pétain Government 1940-1941," A. Herenroth, Two Messages to Marshall.

Condition: Good. Includes material on Jews in France up to Petain Location:1625 308+ 388 pp. In Yiddish 1625.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 8vo in blue cloth, spine title in gilt. Text in Hebrew, second title page in English. Very Good: binding tight and square, corners and spine ends lightly rubbed.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 8vo in blue cloth, spine title in gilt. Text in Hebrew, second title page in English. Very Good: binding tight and square, corners and spine ends bumped but not rubbed, large 'withdrawn' rubber stamp on the front free endpaper.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Royal octavos, blue cloth, 308 + 338 pp., b/w photos, index and English abstracts at the end of the second volume. Text is in Yiddish except as noted. Articles are "Sepharad and Zarfat," J. Brutskus, "French Reports on the Jews in Poland-Russia from the 15th to the Beginning of the 19th Centuries," S. Frydman, "French Sources to Jewish History in France," S. Posener, "France and the French Jews in the Itinerary of Hayyim Joseph David Azulai," M. Kosover, "The French Revolution and the Jews," E. Tcherikower, "Napolean in Jewish Folklore," Z.S. Pipe, "The Jews in the Post-Napoleonic Restoration in France (1814-1815)," Z. Szajkowski, "The Revolution of 1848 and the Internal Conflicts among French Jewry," S. Frydman, "Bibliography of the Jewish Press in France and the French Colonies (with an introduction on: 150 Years of the Jewish Press in France)," Z. Szajkowski. Volume Two: "The Struggle for Rights during the French Revolution 1789-1791," E. Tcherikower, "A Bibliography of French Works on Jews in the Second half of the 18th Century," S. Posener (Supplement by E. Tcherikower), "Anacharsis Cloots and his 'Lettres sur les Juifs,'" L. Kessler, "The Jews and the Parisian Commune of 1871," Z. Szajkowski, "The Dreyfus Affair, the Jewish Labor Immigrants, and the French-Jewish Leaders," E. Tcher-ski, "French Words in Paris Yiddish," M. Levinski, "The Jewish Societies in Paris in 1939: Z. Sz.: Jewish Communal Life in Paris, A.A.: Jewish Organizations and Institutions in Paris," Anti-Semitic Propaganda in France on the Eve of the Outbreak of the War," A. Alperin, "The Jewish Legislation of the Pétain Government 1940-1941," A. Herenroth, Two Messages to Marshall Pétain, documents.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Royal octavos, blue cloth with gold lettering, 308 + 338 pp., b/w photos, index and English abstracts at the end of the second volume. Minor wear to the top of the spine of volume One. Text is in Yiddish except as noted. Articles are "Sepharad and Zarfat," J. Brutskus, "French Reports on the Jews in Poland-Russia from the 15th to the Beginning of the 19th Centuries," S. Frydman, "French Sources to Jewish History in France," S. Posener, "France and the French Jews in the Itinerary of Hayyim Joseph David Azulai," M. Kosover, "The French Revolution and the Jews," E. Tcherikower, "Napolean in Jewish Folklore," Z.S. Pipe, "The Jews in the Post-Napoleonic Restoration in France (1814-1815)," Z. Szajkowski, "The Revolution of 1848 and the Internal Conflicts among French Jewry," S. Frydman, "Bibliography of the Jewish Press in France and the French Colonies (with an introduction on: 150 Years of the Jewish Press in France)," Z. Szajkowski. Volume Two: "The Struggle for Rights during the French Revolution 1789-1791," E. Tcherikower, "A Bibliography of French Works on Jews in the Second half of the 18th Century," S. Posener (Supplement by E. Tcherikower), "Anacharsis Cloots and his 'Lettres sur les Juifs,'" L. Kessler, "The Jews and the Parisian Commune of 1871," Z. Szajkowski, "The Dreyfus Affair, the Jewish Labor Immigrants, and the French-Jewish Leaders," E. Tcher-ski, "French Words in Paris Yiddish," M. Levinski, "The Jewish Societies in Paris in 1939: Z. Sz.: Jewish Communal Life in Paris, A.A.: Jewish Organizations and Institutions in Paris," Anti-Semitic Propaganda in France on the Eve of the Outbreak of the War," A. Alperin, "The Jewish Legislation of the Pétain Government 1940-1941," A. Herenroth, Two Messages to Marshall Pétain, documents.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Octavo, faded black cloth spine, black paper covered boards, 416 pp., index In Hebrew.

Hardbound. Condition: Good. Octavo, soiled blue cloth, 372 pp., b/w photos of Tcherikower and of his wife, index, English language title page and abstract at the rear Text is in Yiddish.

Hb. Yiddish text. Illustrated. Vol 2 only of 2 vols. Scuffed o/w Good.

Condition: Good. Location:603 414 + 518 pp. In Yiddish hinge starting volume 2 603.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Octavo, dark blue cloth with gold lettering, soiling to the spines, 414 pp., b/w illustrations, index, English language table of contents at the rear + frontispiece photo, 518 pp., b/w illustrations, index, English language table of contents at the rear In Yiddish. Articles in the first volume are "The United States in the Nineteenth Century," Samuel Koenig, "Jewish Immigration to the United States (1870-1900)," Jacob Lestchinsky, "Immigration of German Jews up to 1880," Rudolf Glanz, "The Jewish Immigrants from Russia and Poland in the United States up to 1881," E. Lipschutz, "The Russian Jews and the Pogroms of the 1880's," Mark Vishniak, "The Czarist Policy and Its Effect on Jewish Immigration," E. Tcherikower, "Jewish Immigration from Galicia and its Causes," Raphael Mahler, "The Rumanina Jews and their Immigration to the United States," Joseph Kissman, "The Protest Movement in Europe and America Against the Russian Pogroms," "On the Way to America. The Emigrants in Brody," "The Second Immigration at the Beginning of the 1890's," "How the American Jews Received the Russian Jewish Immigrants," "The Economic Rise of the German Jews in the United States and the Proletarization of the Eastern European Immigrants," "The First Steps. Immigrant Occupations. Peddling," "The Occupations of the Wage Earners. The Sweatshops," "The Improved Position of the Jewish Immigrants," E. Tcherikower, "The Life of Jewish Immigrants according to American Memoirists," E. Lifschutz, "Two Trends in the Social and Cultural Life of American Jews," E. Tcherikower, "Occupational Pattern and Urbanization of the Russian Jewish Immigrants, 1890 and 1900," N. Goldberg, "The Apparel Industry. The Sweatshops," Judith Greenfeld. Articles in the second volume are "Highlights of the American Labor Movement," N. Goldberg, "London and Its Pioneer Role in the Movement," E. Tcherikower, "Revolutionary and National Ideologies of the Russian Jewish Intelligensia," E. Tchjerikower, "The 'Am-Oylom' Movement," A. Menes, "The Pioneer Movement of the Jewish Labor Movement," E. Lifschutz and E. Tcherikower, "The Jewish Socialist Movemnet in the Eighties. The Jewish Workingman's Association," N. Goldberg, "Pioneers of Liberty," N. Goldberg, "The Jewish Socialist Movement toward the End of the Eighties," N. Goldberg, "The Beginnings of the Trade Union Movement," Herman Frank, "The United Hebrew Trades and the Jewish Labor Federation," Herman Frank, "The Anti-Religious Movement," N. Goldberg, original sources.

Hb. Yiddish text. Illustrated. 2 vols. Scuffed o/w Good.

Blanda. Condition: Buen estado. Dust Jacket Condition: Buen estado.

IN YIDDISH. TWO VOLUME SET. 230x160 mm. (414\518) pages. Hardcover. Cover slightly rubbed. Cover corners slightly bumped. Cover edges slightly bumped and rubbed. Pages slightly yellowing. [VOL I.]: Spine slightly worn. [VOL. II]: Stamps on first white page and on title page. [SUMMARY]: Else both volumes in good condition. The book is in : Yiddish.

TWO VOLUMES, 23x15 cm., 308, 388 pp., hardcover, silver letterings on spine, cover and spine worn on edges, slightly yellowing pages. else in good- condition. The book is in : Yiddish.

Blanda. Condition: Buen estado. Dust Jacket Condition: Buen estado.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Ryback, Issachar Ber (illustrator). Plates, number 139 of 450, brochured, lightly worn, folio. Text entirely in Yiddish. 32 full page pictures. Issachar Ber Ryback was a painter, a graphic, a sculptor, a scene painter, and an art critic. He was born on Feb 2, 1897 in Yelisavetgrad (now Kirovograd, Ukraine). Though his father came from a prominent Chassidic family, he was a follower of Haskala and an admirer of the Russian culture, and tried to foster love of this culture in his children. Nevertheless, he sent his son to the "heder", though rather late, only at the age of 10, because of delayed development and unhealthiness He studied in the "heder" for slightly more than a year, dedicating most of his time to the evening drawing classes for workers attached to the local factory, which he attended in secret. At the age of 11 he entered the Yelisavetgrad courses for scene painters, and having completed the course, and worked starting 909 in an artel (co-operative unit) that dealt with interior paintings of public and church buildings. The money he earned in the artel enabled him to continue his artistic education, despite his father's resistance. In 1911, Ryback was admitted to the Kiev School of Arts, Faculty of Painting, and graduated in 1916. At that period he became a member of the non-formal group created by the school Jewish painters that included, in particular, Boris Aronson, Alexander Tyshler, Solomon Nikritin, Mark Epstein, and Isaac Rabinovich, who later became the well-known artists. They all had in common a keen national self-identity and interest in various modernistic trends in art. Particular features of their world outlook were influenced, on the one hand, by the ideology of the so-called Kiev Group of Yiddish men of letters: David Bergelson, Nachman Mayzil, Yehezkiel Dobrushin, David Hofstein, etc., who were the theoreticians and the creators of the "modern" Jewish culture and literature. On the other hand, Ryback, similarly to the other, close-spirited young Jewish painters, established close links with Alexander Bogomazov and Alexandra Exter, who lived then in Kiev and were among the leading painters of the Russian avant-garde. In 1913-1914 Ryback attended classes in Exter's private studio. In 1915, at the Kiev Spring Exhibition, he for the first time presented his paintings, most of them being inspired by Jewish topics but in a modernistic style. In summer 1916, Ryback, together with El Lisitzky, was commissioned by the Jewish Historical and Ethnographic Society to travel all over Ukrainian and Byelorussian small towns (stetln) and copy the paintings in wooden synagogues and carved gravestones on the Jewish cemeteries. This trip awoke Ryback's interest in Jewish folk art and from that time on, he started regular collection and copying of the art samples. In spring 1917, Ryback participated in the Moscow Exhibition of Jewish painters and sculptors, and the critics assessed him as "one of the most brilliant and ingenious artists". The same year, Ryback participated in the launching of the Kiev Branch of the Jewish Society for the Fine Art Encouragement. In spring 1918, he became a founder of the Culture League Artistic Division. It was the organization established at that period in Ukraine for the development of new Jewish culture in Yiddish language. In 1918-1919, Ryback taught drawing and painting at the Kiev Jewish Children's Studio attached to the Artistic Division, designed a number of stamps for Jewish publishing houses and made artistic design of the Eygns, a literary almanac in Yiddish. Besides, he prepared scenery sketches and scale model for the pioneering production of the Culture League Theater Studio that have foreseen some of the Constructivist set design discoveries. In the summer 1919, in the Baginen, the Kiev Yiddish-language magazine, in collaboration with Boris Aronson, Ryback published The Ways of Jewish Painting paper, which served as a peculiar manifesto of Jewish avant-garde art.