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LOT 9:
Rabbi Armand Kaminka, Holocaust survivor. Der Verein Misch'enet l'en Onim (Gesellschaft der Brueder), 1893, German ...
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Rabbi Armand Kaminka, Holocaust survivor. Der Verein Misch'enet l'en Onim (Gesellschaft der Brueder), 1893, German
Der gedenkblatt zur Feier seines 100-jarigen Stiftungsfestes
(The commemorative sheet to celebrate its 100-year anniversary) 1793-1893
Frankfurt a. Oder, 16 pages, soft cover, 20 x 13 cm.
Some browning to cover, edges of cover slightly chipped.
Die Gesellschaft der Brueder, auch Bruedergesellschaft genannt, war ein 1780 gegründeter, mutmaßlich bis 1938 aktiver kultureller und humanitaerer Verein des Reformjudentums in Breslau, der Freischulen für judische Kinder sowie eine liberale Synagoge ins Leben rief.
Armand Kaminka (Aaron 1866–1950), rabbi and scholar. Kaminka, who was born in Berdichev, studied at the universities of Berlin and Paris as well as at the orthodox Rabbinerseminar in Berlin and the Lehranstalt fuer die Wissenschaft des Judentums in Berlin. His first appointment was as rabbi at Frankfurt on the Oder, then as preacher at the Reform temple in Prague (1893–97). After serving as chief rabbi of Esseg (Osyek), Slavonia (1897–1900), he moved to Vienna where he became secretary of the Israelitische Allianz (whose history he described in Haolam, 35 (1948), nos. 1–11). In 1903 Kaminka was sent by the Israelitische Allianz to Kishinev to investigate the pogrom that had taken place there that April. He also taught Talmud, philosophy, and history at the bet hamidrash of I.H. Weiss (1901–04), as well as at the community's religious teachers' training college. In 1924 Kaminka founded Maimonides College (for the spreading of Jewish knowledge among Viennese Jewry), and from 1926 lectured on Talmud and Jewish philosophy at the University of Vienna. With the annexation of Austria by Hitler in 1938, Kaminka settled in Palestine.
As secretary of the Allianz, Kaminka was involved in relief work for the victims of persecution in Romania and Russia to the end of World War i. He had been active from youth in the Ḥibbat Zion movement and was long associated with Theodor *Herzl, who considered Kaminka a suitable intermediary between himself and the Russian Ḥovevei Zion. Kaminka took part in the first Zionist Congress (1897), where he gave the official address on Jewish settlement in Palestine. Because of his interest in "practical Zionism, " he eventually fell out with Herzl.
Kaminka was a poet and translator. His translations into Hebrew from classical literature include: Marcus Aurelius' Meditations (1923); Aristotle's De Anima (1949); Seneca's Epistulae Morales (1940–42), Dialogues (1943–45), and Naturales Quaestiones (1946); and a two-volume selection of tragedies by Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides (Tragedyot Nivḥarot…, 1940–48). Kaminka's own poetry as well as some of his translations were published in several collections. He also wrote a drama, Shever Beit Aḥav ("Downfall of the House of Ahab, " 1941).
