(FT) 8vo. 293 pages. In Hebrew. Volume two (of two) . SUBJECT(S) : Hebrew literature - history and criticism; Hebrew essays. "Goldberg [1881-1933] was born in Brest-Litovsk. His journalistic career....began with contributions to the Hebrew press at the turn of the century, but later he wrote in Yiddish. He was one of the chief contributors to the Yiddish daily Haynt from the date of its founding in 1908, and when the paper was reorganized after World War I he became its editor-in-chief. Under his editorship Haynt became the main protagonist of Polish Zionism and exercised a great influence among the Jewish masses. [Goldberg] served in a leading capacity in the Zionist Organization of Poland and was a delegate to a number of Zionist congresses. Despite the fact that he wrote mainly in Yiddish, he remained devoted to Hebrew and was one of the leading motive forces behind the weekly Ba-Derekh, published by Haynt, the last Hebrew newspaper in Poland. " (Kressel, EJ) Ex library, good condition. (HebLit-2-2)