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Condizione: Brand New. 224 pages. German language. 4.84x0.59x7.32 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. In Yiddish. 264, (6) pages. Pages are yellowed. 228 x 160 mm. Edition of 1000 copies. A few leaves detached. Spine damaged. Schiper was a great Jewish Polish historian, orientalist, Zionist, and in the 1920s a member of the Polish parliament. He was one of the most prominent Jews in Polish intelligencia between the wars. He studied at the universities of Krakow and Vienna . He completed his law degree in philosophy, and in 1907 earned a doctorate of law for his work on the economic situation of Polish Jews in the Middle Ages. In the 1930s he was regarded as one the greatest Polish-Jewish historians. In his studies of the Jews in the Middle Ages, he used the latest economic and sociological research methods. The great work of his life was to be "The History of the Jewish Economic Life," which would be the completion and continuation of Zvi Graetz 's enterprise, but the Holocaust interrupted his plans. In his research and books on Jewish culture, Schiffer sought to highlight the roots of the demand for cultural autonomy for Polish Jews. On the eve of World War II , Schiper intended to immigrate to Eretz Israel, which the British closed off to European Jews seeking to escape the rising antisemitism in Europe, but he never made it and was murdered in blood soaked Europe together with millions of other Jews. He was first transported with the other Jews to the Warsaw ghetto, where he worked at the Judenrat Archives, and continued to write his research. During the deportation and rebellion, Schiper sought to escape, but was captured and sent to Majdanek, where he was apparently murdered in the great massacre of the Lublin camps in November 1943. According to another version, he perished in the ghetto during the Warsaw ghetto uprising. He is mentioned many times in Emmanuel Ringelblum's notebooks.

Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. In Yiddish. 221 pages. Pages are yellowed and brittle. 228 x 160 mm. Edition of 1500 copies. First 2 leaves detached and chipped. A penciled line appears occasionally in the margin of some paragraphs Schiper was a great Jewish Polish historian, orientalist, Zionist, and in the 1920s a member of the Polish parliament. He was one of the most prominent Jews in Polish intelligencia between the wars. He studied at the universities of Krakow and Vienna . He completed his law degree in philosophy, and in 1907 earned a doctorate of law for his work on the economic situation of Polish Jews in the Middle Ages. In the 1930s he was regarded as one the greatest Polish-Jewish historians. In his studies of the Jews in the Middle Ages, he used the latest economic and sociological research methods. The great work of his life was to be "The History of the Jewish Economic Life," which would be the completion and continuation of Zvi Graetz 's enterprise, but the Holocaust interrupted his plans. In his research and books on Jewish culture, Schiffer sought to highlight the roots of the demand for cultural autonomy for Polish Jews. On the eve of World War II , Schiper intended to immigrate to Eretz Israel, which the British closed off to European Jews seeking to escape the rising antisemitism in Europe, but he never made it and was murdered in blood soaked Europe together with millions of other Jews. He was first transported with the other Jews to the Warsaw ghetto, where he worked at the Judenrat Archives, and continued to write his research. During the deportation and rebellion, Schiper sought to escape, but was captured and sent to Majdanek, where he was apparently murdered in the great massacre of the Lublin camps in November 1943. According to another version, he perished in the ghetto during the Warsaw ghetto uprising. He is mentioned many times in Emmanuel Ringelblum's notebooks.

Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. In Yiddish. 221 pages. Pages are yellowed and brittle. 228 x 160 mm. Edition of 1500 copies. First two leaves detached. Schiper was a great Jewish Polish historian, orientalist, Zionist, and in the 1920s a member of the Polish parliament. He was one of the most prominent Jews in Polish intelligencia between the wars. He studied at the universities of Krakow and Vienna . He completed his law degree in philosophy, and in 1907 earned a doctorate of law for his work on the economic situation of Polish Jews in the Middle Ages. In the 1930s he was regarded as one the greatest Polish-Jewish historians. In his studies of the Jews in the Middle Ages, he used the latest economic and sociological research methods. The great work of his life was to be "The History of the Jewish Economic Life," which would be the completion and continuation of Zvi Graetz 's enterprise, but the Holocaust interrupted his plans. In his research and books on Jewish culture, Schiffer sought to highlight the roots of the demand for cultural autonomy for Polish Jews. On the eve of World War II , Schiper intended to immigrate to Eretz Israel, which the British closed off to European Jews seeking to escape the rising antisemitism in Europe, but he never made it and was murdered in blood soaked Europe together with millions of other Jews. He was first transported with the other Jews to the Warsaw ghetto, where he worked at the Judenrat Archives, and continued to write his research. During the deportation and rebellion, Schiper sought to escape, but was captured and sent to Majdanek, where he was apparently murdered in the great massacre of the Lublin camps in November 1943. According to another version, he perished in the ghetto during the Warsaw ghetto uprising. He is mentioned many times in Emmanuel Ringelblum's notebooks.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. In Yiddish. 264, (6) pages. Pages are yellowed. 228 x 160 mm. Edition of 1500 copies. A few leaves detached. Wrappers bound in. semi detached in boards. Schiper was a great Jewish Polish historian, orientalist, Zionist, and in the 1920s a member of the Polish parliament. He was one of the most prominent Jews in Polish intelligencia between the wars. He studied at the universities of Krakow and Vienna . He completed his law degree in philosophy, and in 1907 earned a doctorate of law for his work on the economic situation of Polish Jews in the Middle Ages. In the 1930s he was regarded as one the greatest Polish-Jewish historians. In his studies of the Jews in the Middle Ages, he used the latest economic and sociological research methods. The great work of his life was to be "The History of the Jewish Economic Life," which would be the completion and continuation of Zvi Graetz 's enterprise, but the Holocaust interrupted his plans. In his research and books on Jewish culture, Schiffer sought to highlight the roots of the demand for cultural autonomy for Polish Jews. On the eve of World War II , Schiper intended to immigrate to Eretz Israel, which the British closed off to European Jews seeking to escape the rising antisemitism in Europe, but he never made it and was murdered in blood soaked Europe together with millions of other Jews. He was first transported with the other Jews to the Warsaw ghetto, where he worked at the Judenrat Archives, and continued to write his research. During the deportation and rebellion, Schiper sought to escape, but was captured and sent to Majdanek, where he was apparently murdered in the great massacre of the Lublin camps in November 1943. According to another version, he perished in the ghetto during the Warsaw ghetto uprising. He is mentioned many times in Emmanuel Ringelblum's notebooks.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. original black cloth.square large 8vo.288 pages.light rubbing on upper spine,very good copy.very scarce. volume one only.Text in Hebrew.

Otros. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. 01. El agua que se formó en la primera edad de la Tierra es la misma que existe hoy en el planeta, no así la cantidad de agua disponible para el consumo humano, que disminuye drásticamente día con día. A pesar de que la escasez de agua es un problema fundamental para la sociedad actual, el valor real de este recurso aún es opacado por la creencia de que es ilimitado. Con el fin de mostrar la verdadera importancia de esta sustancia, los autores se dan a la tarea de seguir el rastro del agua en su paso por los diversos procesos naturales y humanos, descubriendo sus diferentes facetas como agua azul, verde y virtual. LIBRO.

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perfect. Condizione: Wie neu. 224 Seiten; Leseexemplar - Ausgezeichneter Zustand. Der Artikel wurde nach den Trendbee-QualitÃtssicherungsstandards umfassend geprÃft. FBM-0525-04-25-2025 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.