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Five Books by Ephraim Deinard
Five books by Ephraim Deinard (1846-1930). Hebrew.Deinard was a bibliographer and Hebrew writer, book collector and book seller; one of the greatest Hebrew bibliographers in modern times. Historian and polemicist; his books were often criticized. Deinard is considered as a provocative author who had no inhibitions when writing about controversial subjects. His early literary work dealt with Jews in inner Russia – Crimea and the Karaite Jews. He immigrated from Russia to the USA in the 1890s and there he published his books about the Hasidut and Zionism.
1. Machberet Cherev Chadah, written in German language by Rabbi Israel Label, deputy rabbi of Novardok and translated into Hebrew by Ephraim Deinard, Kearny, New Jersey, [1904].
2. Megila Afa by Rabbi Yitzchak Ber Levinsohn, with foreword by the publisher Ephraim Deinard. Kearny, New Jersey, [1904].
3. Pachadu BeZion Chata’im, Arlington, New-Jersey, [1917].
4. Zion Be’ad Mi? (Zion for whom?) for Bolsheviks or Jews? Arlington, New-Jersey, [1918].
5. HaYa’ar Be-ein Dov. St. Louis, [1929].
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