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(Xt) Weisz, Miksa : A MACHZOR VITRY: SZERKESZTÉSE ÉS SZERZ? JE : BÖLCSÉSZETDOKTORI ÉRTEKEZÉS

Budapest : Neumayer Ede Könyvnyomdája,, 1895

1st edition. Period Boards with original wrappers bound in, 8vo, 40 pages ; 24 cm. In Hungarian. Includes bibliographical references. We assume this to be the same Miksa Weisz who was a teacher at the Hungarian Jewish Teacher Training Institute. Referencing Pal Weisz’ article on “the recently deceased Miksa Weisz, a pedagogue at the Hungarian Jewish Teacher Training Institute, ” Laczó Ferenc suggests that “Pal Weisz celaerly asserted the primacy of Miksa Weisz’s Jewishness, presenting him not only as a Jew faithful to traditions, but also as a dedicated conservative who was ‘very angry at the imitation of foreign habits’ and hurt bu the ‘lack of ‘Nachwuchs’ of traditional Jewry. ’ Moreover, Pal Weisz emphasized that Miksa Weisz demanded Jewish sef-respect and was furious when others questned that Jewish constituted a people. At the very same time, in Pal Weisz’s interpretation, Miksa Weisz was also ‘an enthusiastic Hungarian’ in favor of “religious freedom. ’ In the end such references to Miksa Weisz’s supposed liberalism and Hungarian sentiments werw rather incongruent parts of his portrait” (in “Hungarian Jews in the Age of Genocide: An Intellectual History, 1929–1948, ” p 30) . SUBJECT(S) : ? Im? Ah, mi-Vi? Ri, -1105. Mahazor Vitri -- History and criticism. OCLC lists 5 libraries with holdings (JTS, Harvard, NLI, UCLA, HUC) . OCLC: 79407869. Ex-library, old dampstains, board slightly warped, original wrappers now somewhat brittle, but text paper remains supple though toned and wavy in places. About Good- Condition. (RAB-62-23)

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