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(Xt) Moreins, J. ; [Seskis, J] : DOS NAYE LETLAND : POLITISHE, EKONOMISHE UN KULTURELE UFLEBUNG. JAUNA LATVIJA

Rige : Livonya, 1934

1st Edition. Original Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 88 pages; 26cm. In Yiddish with introduction in Latvian. Title translates into English as, “The New Latvia : Political , Economic and Cultural Revival. ” At the time of printing, Latvia had been an independent republic for only 16 years. Isaac Morien was “a reporter, (and) a reviewer on Jewish media at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Latvia. (He) came from stock famous for its Jewish scientific knowledge. He graduated from Y. Landau Gymnasium in Riga and studied law at the University of Latvia… From 1930 until October 7, 1940 he worked as a reviewer on Jewish media at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia… Isaak widely popularized Latvia and its achievements in his books and articles, which were published in Yiddish, Hebrew, German, French and Arabic. (He) gave lectures on Latvia in Jerusalem, Kaunas, and Athens, (and) was a cofounder of the newspaper Ovnt-post (The Evening Post) . ” (Jewish Gen, 2015) With an introduction from the famous Latvian revolutionary and politician Janis Seskis (1877-1943) . “Seskis was a teacher and Latvian diplomat, Revolution of 1905 participant, Latvian Information service creator in Petrograd (1917) , the Latvian Provisional National Council member (1917-1918) , the Paris Peace Conference Delegate (1919) , Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs official (1920-1940) , and the Latvian Ambassador to the USSR (1929-1932) . After the Latvian occupation he was deported to the USSR, where he was executed. ” (Wikipedia, 2016) An extremely scarce copy. OCLC lists only 1 holding worldwide (Stanford) . Wear to Paper Wrappers and spine. Inside pages in good condition. (SPEC-42-1)

Moreins, J. ; [Seskis, J] : DOS NAYE LETLAND : POLITISHE, EKONOMISHE UN KULTURELE UFLEBUNG. JAUNA LATVIJA

Rige : Livonya, 1934

1st Edition. Original Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 88 pages; 26cm. In Yiddish with introduction in Latvian. Title translates into English as, “The New Latvia : Political , Economic and Cultural Revival. ” At the time of printing, Latvia had been an independent republic for only 16 years. Isaac Morien was “a reporter, (and) a reviewer on Jewish media at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Latvia. (He) came from stock famous for its Jewish scientific knowledge. He graduated from Y. Landau Gymnasium in Riga and studied law at the University of Latvia… From 1930 until October 7, 1940 he worked as a reviewer on Jewish media at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia… Isaak widely popularized Latvia and its achievements in his books and articles, which were published in Yiddish, Hebrew, German, French and Arabic. (He) gave lectures on Latvia in Jerusalem, Kaunas, and Athens, (and) was a cofounder of the newspaper Ovnt-post (The Evening Post) . ” (Jewish Gen, 2015) With an introduction from the famous Latvian revolutionary and politician Janis Seskis (1877-1943) . “Seskis was a teacher and Latvian diplomat, Revolution of 1905 participant, Latvian Information service creator in Petrograd (1917) , the Latvian Provisional National Council member (1917-1918) , the Paris Peace Conference Delegate (1919) , Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs official (1920-1940) , and the Latvian Ambassador to the USSR (1929-1932) . After the Latvian occupation he was deported to the USSR, where he was executed. ” (Wikipedia, 2016) An extremely scarce copy. OCLC lists only 1 holding worldwide (Stanford) . Wear to Paper Wrappers and spine. Inside pages in good condition. (SPEC-42-1A)

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