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LOT 450:
Juedische Privatbriefe aus dem Jahre 1619, 1st ed., 1911, German, Hebrew, damaged
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Start price:
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25
Buyer's Premium: 20%
More details
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Juedische Privatbriefe aus dem Jahre 1619, 1st ed., 1911, German, Hebrew, damaged
Nach den originalen des K. u. K. Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchivs im Auftrage der Historischen Kommission der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde in Wien
Edited by Alfred Landau and Bernhard Wachstein, Illustrated by 8 Plates are missing
Publisher: Wilhelm Braunmueller, Wien und Leipzigm 1911, First Edition; partly not cut, XLIX+133 in German +61 pages in Hebrew (First 32 pages are missing).
Soft cover, 24 x 16 cm
Condition: Rare cover and first 32 pages in Hebrew are missing; front cover detached and damaged – damping, staining, creasing; Binding detached to several blocks;
Damping near edges ca. to half of first pages, foxing to edges.
LANDAU, ALFRED (1850–1935), Yiddish linguist and folklorist. Born in Brody (Galicia), at age 15 he moved to Vienna, where he later studied law and received a doctorate in jurisprudence (1887) before practicing law for 12 years. His main intellectual interest, however, was Yiddish linguistic research, to which he devoted all his energies after abandoning the practice of law. A perfectionist, Landau was never satisfied with the quality of his achievements and therefore published relatively few of his many penetrating studies. Prominent among his published works are his study of the diminutive in Galician Yiddish (in Deutsche Mundarten (1897), 46–58); his study of the language of Die Memoiren Glückels von Hameln (in mgjv, 7 (1901), 20–68); the glossary of the collection of various private Yiddish letters dating from 1619, which he published jointly with B. *Wachstein (1911); his research on the Slavic influence in Yiddish (in Filologishe Shriftn [yivo], 2 (1928), 198–214). Landau's lifework, however, was to have been a Yiddish-German etymological dictionary; the invaluable material he had already collected and studied was lost together with other treasures of the *yivo in Vilna. On the occasion of his 75th birthday, yivo published a Yiddish festschrift, Landoy-Bukh (Filologishe Shriftn, 1 (1925), 1–22), where a bibliography of Landau's published works as well as his biography and genealogy are to be found.
WACHSTEIN, BERNHARD (Dov Ber Wachstein ; 1868–1935), historian, bibliographer, and genealogist. Born in Tłuste, Galicia, he was educated in the Vienna rabbinical seminary and University of Vienna. In 1903 he became librarian of the Vienna community. He broadened the Judaica collection and was made assistant director in 1906; later he became director of the library, which he built up to 50,000 volumes, making it one of the richest and best ordered in Europe. In 1912 and 1917 he published his two-volume master work, Die Inschriften des alten Judenfriedhofes in Wien, a scholarly study of the tombstones of the Viennese Jewish community dating from 1540 to 1783. Wachstein subsequently rendered a similar service to the community of *Eisenstadt (Die Inschriften des alten Judenfriedhofes in Eisenstadt, 1922) and also published a number of monographs on Moravian communities. He compiled a bibliography of Hebrew eulogies in the holdings of the community library in Vienna (Mafteach Ha-hespedim. Zur Bibliographie der Gedaechtnis- und Trauervorträge in der hebraeischen Literatur, 4 vols., 1922–32) as well as bibliographies of the writings of G. *Wolf and M. *Guedemann. Together with Alexander Kristianpoller and Israel Taglicht, he published an anthology on Hebrew journals in Vienna (Die Hebraeische Publizistik in Wien, 3 vols., 1930). In 1939, a few years after his death, yivo published the Vakhsteyn-bukh, a compilation in his memory.
