Egon Erwin Kisch berichtet, Asien Grֳ¼ndlich Verֳ₪ndert [Asia basically changed, by Egon Erwin Kisch]. Berlin: Erich Reiss, 1932. German.
A dedication handwritten by Kisch appears on the title-page. Kisch (1885-1948) a Jewish avant-garde writer and journalist native of Prague, of Franz Kafka's generation. A leading German writer in Prague early in the 20th century. The dedication is for Lotte Jacobi, wife of the publisher Erich Reiss, an artistic photographer who fled from the Nazis to the USA. 260, [4] pp, 19 cm. Good condition. Binding somewhat distorted.

Two books with dedications handwritten by the author and playwright Eugene Ionesco (1909-1994), one of the foemost playwrights of the Theatre of the Absaurd: * Present Past Past Present, passages of a fragmented diary. Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv, 1971. Handwritten dedication on the title-page. * The Lesson and other sketches. Jerusalem. Printing date not mentioned. Handwritten dedication on the cover of the booklet; small illustration and a signature on the title-page. Very good condition.

Chazon Achad HaLigyonot, Uri Zvi Greenberg. Tel-Aviv: "Sadan", 1928. One of the extreme lyric creations by Greenberg in which he calls to establish Jewish fighting legions. A handwritten dedication by Greenberg of 1971 appears on the title-page. 31, [1] pp, 21.5 cm. Good condition. Several stains, minor tears at borders of cover.

Eli, a mysterious play about the agony of Israel and selected poems, Nelly Sachs. Jerusalem: Tarshish, 1967.
A dedication handwritten by Dr. Moshe Spitzer appears on the opening leaf of the book. Dr. Spitzer, publisher of this book, translator of the play "Eli" and owner of "Tarshish" publishing house. 155, [3] pp, 20.5 cm. Very good condition.

Collection of approximately two hundred leaves of study and analysis of foreign expressions in Rashiג€™s commentary, by Arsene Darmesteter. France, late 19th century. French. Many handwritten lists, which include analysis of words and sentences in Hebrew from the Jewish holy and literary sources. Including: Printed report of summary of research which was performed mainly in libraries in Britain (an additional copy of the report contains handwritten comments on margins, however it is missing four pages); six handwritten letters by various researchers who discuss the study; additional material.
Darmesteter (1846-1888) - researcher of ancient French and philologist in Lisbon Sorbonne, introduced new linguistic theories and ascribed importance to the understanding of foreign expressions used by Rashi. The book he wrote on this topic was a breakthrough in the understanding of Rashiג€™s methods for his commentary. Composed additional books in linguistics, and in the last years some of his new editions were published in French and Hebrew (Otzar HaLeג€™azim, French words in Rashiג€™s commentary on the Talmud as published by Arsene Darmesteter and David Shimon in Lundheimג€. Translated into Hebrew and arranged with commentaries and completions, with the addition of indexes, by Moshe Katan). This collection demonstrates Darmesteterג€™s thorough and comprehensive research study. Approx. two hundred pp, varying sizes. Good-fair condition, damages at borders of leaves.