Tag: Victor Gollancz

“Let My People Go”, Some practical proposals for dealing with Hitler’s Massacre of the Jews and an appeal to the British Public, by Victor Gollancz, London, 1943,

This is a very important booklet, written and published during the Second World War by Sir Victor Gollancz.  He was a British publisher and humanitarian and was the nephew of a famous British Rabbi, Rabbi Sir Hermann Gollancz. Victor Gollancz was often noted as a supporter of left-wing causes.  He was an effective and innovative … Continue reading “Let My People Go”, Some practical proposals for dealing with Hitler’s Massacre of the Jews and an appeal to the British Public, by Victor Gollancz, London, 1943, →

Soldiers from Judaea, Rabbi L. Rabinowitz, London 1944.

Rabbi Louis Isaac Rabinowitz was born in Scotland in 1907. His father, Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz, had emigrated from Eastern Europe to become a rabbi in Edinburgh, Scotland. Jacob Rabinowitz was the descendant of a long line of Lithuanian rabbis. I have written previously about his Haggadah, which was published in 1907.  He later moved to … Continue reading Soldiers from Judaea, Rabbi L. Rabinowitz, London 1944. →