Thomas G. Masaryk and the Jews
Subtitle: a collection of essays
By: with 13 illustrations and facsimiles, translated by Benjamin R. Epstein
Contributors: Epstein, Benjamin R., tr
Edition: Patron ed
Publisher: B. Pollak
Published: 1941
Place of publication: New York City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 283
Subjects: Masaryk, T. G. -- 1850-1937; Jews -- Czechoslovakia; Zionism
Notes: Translation of Masaryk und das Judentum, ed. by Ernst Rychnovsky, Prag, 1931
Table of contents: title: Thomas G. Masaryk, Jews and anti-Semitism, by Jan Herben.; title: Masaryk's school of thought, by Jindrich Kohn.; title: Masaryk's credo and the Jewish religion, by Friedrich Thieberger.; title: Masaryk and Zionism, by Felix Weltsch.; title: Masaryk and the Jewish Czechs, by Josef Penizek.; title: Jews in Masaryk's life, by Oskar Donath.; title: The struggle against the ritual murder superstition, by Ernst Rychnovsky.; title: Friends in need, by Jaroslav Rokycana.; title: Mendl Bejlis, by I. R. Polak.; title: Masaryk in Palestine, by Hugo Bergman.; title: Memories of Masaryk, by Eduard Lederer.; title: One of Masaryk's letters.; title: A conversation with Professor Masaryk, by Max Brod