Pamphlet to complete the omissions from the Talmud. [Koenigsberg 1861]. An attempt to replace parts of Jewish books that were removed by the Christian censors. In the introduction the editor describes the discovery of the original versions of the Shas and Rishonim "What a wonderful day it was when the light of the holy Torah was restored". In front of the title-page is the ink-stamp of Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak Una of Manheim, a leader of German Jewry. His handwriting in German is opposite the title-page. His comments and annotations are on page 5. 108, 36 pages, 1 cm. Good condition. Stains. Empty pages bound at the of the book.
Pamphlet to complete the omissions from the Talmud. [Koenigsberg 1861]. An attempt to replace parts of Jewish books that were removed by the Christian censors. In the introduction the editor describes the discovery of the original versions of the Shas and Rishonim "What a wonderful day it was when the light of the holy Torah was restored". In front of the title-page is the ink-stamp of Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak Una of Manheim, a leader of German Jewry. His handwriting in German is opposite the title-page. His comments and annotations are on page 5. 108, 36 pages, 1 cm. Good condition. Stains. Empty pages bound at the of the book.
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