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LOT 414:
Collection of Magazines of the Zionist Publication for Jewish Culture and Wisdom of Israel "Ost und West" (East and ...
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Estimated price :
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Collection of Magazines of the Zionist Publication for Jewish Culture and Wisdom of Israel "Ost und West" (East and West) bound together, 1914-1921
Collection of Magazines of the Zionist Publication for Jewish Culture and Wisdom of Israel "Ost und West" (East and West) bound together, starting from March 1914 and up to November/December 1921 (not in sequence, 1918 is missing and more), by Leo Winz. Issued in Berlin. In good general condition: yellow/brown pages to some, few stains, stains in the pages cuttings. *Ost und West (German for "East and West") was a Zionist Publication for Jewish culture and Wisdom of Israel. The publication was released in Berlin between 1901-1923. The spirit of the publication was formulated by Martin Buber who believed in presenting Judaism as a culture and not religion alone. And a culture whose roots are planted in the east, both the Semite East, the Asian-Muslim, in the spirit of Orientalism which saw the East and specifically the Land of Israel in a romantic view, as well as Eastern Europe, were deeply rooted Jewish religion was thriving. Its founder and editor was David Tritch and his second in command was Arthur Silbergleit.
