(FT) 8vo. 111 pages. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S) : Zionism; Homiletical illustrations, Jewish. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide. Nissenbaum (1868-1942) "was a central figure in the Zionist movement, particularly among the Orthodox Jews. He used midrashic elements in his Zionist preachings and had a considerable influence on Orthodox Jews. In 1900 he settled in Warsaw and became a regular preacher in synagogues and other places. He was an active member of Mizrachi from its beginning, a member of the executive of the Polish Zionist Organization, and one of the heads of the Jewish National Fund. Beginning in 1889, Nissenbaum wrote many essays on current events, Zionism, and religious Zionism, as well as personal memories and several exegetical books. He was one of the editors of Ha-Zefirah, and after World War I, editor of Mizrachi's weekly in Poland. He edited a series of republished classical books in Jewish studies. The first explanatory pamphlet concerning the Jewish National Fund was written by him (1902) . During World War II he remained in the Warsaw ghetto and was murdered there. " (Kressel, EJ) Covers slightly bowed, binding a little loose, pages tanned with some chips and corners and edges, good- condition. (RAB-24-10)