A collection of lists, pages and drafts of articles in the handwriting of Meir Hartiner on various matters. Vienna, [1920s]. Yiddish. Hebrew and German.
Among other things, there are articles on controversy Leshem Shamaim (
"I remember when the Tzaddik of Gur came to Jerusalem and wanted to make peace between Rabbi Kook and Rabbi Sonnenfeld
some important people entered him and said to him words of resentment that half a joke and half a seriousness: "Our honor wants to deprive the livelihood of fifty families in Jerusalem living from this controversy?") , Herzl's place in the history of Zionism, the teachers worthy for teaching in the school in Vienna, the subjects taught in the school, and other matters related to his work in the school in Vienna. Similarly, an interesting painting of a devout Jew appears alongside a 'free' Jew.
Meir Hartiner (1881-1972) - Hebrew educator and editor born in Galicia. Served as a teacher in schools in Ternopil (Galicia), Vienna and Israel (immigrated to Israel in 1938), and regularly published articles, lists, translations and essays in Hebrew newspapers and magazines. His Yiddish hymns, which composed melodies for them, were very popular in the days before the First World War. He wrote for the press in Yiddish and Hebrew and edited the newspaper Ha - Olam.
A total of 31 handwritten pages. general condition good - very good.
