1. Daber LeAmim, a prophecy on the goyim and the nations, principles of the Laws of the Son of Noah, and prayers for world peace and the return of the Shechinah – by Hillel Zeitlin, second edition, Warsaw 1929.
2. Article by Hillel Zeitlin on the antiquity of Jewish mysticism, first version from the file ‘HaTekufah’, 1920 [later printed in Israel in ‘Pardes Hasidism’].
3. HaTeiva Me’Et HaKodesh, by Rabbi Hillel Zeitlin, Hebrew translation of the booklet Die Teivah. Translated and with an introduction by Nathan Hofshi –published by Yedidim 1962.
4. History of One Soul – Hillel Zeitlin The Man and his Thought by Haber Simcha Bunim Orbach, Rav in Tivon – Jerusalem 1953.
5. Figures in the Jewish World: Hillel Zeitlin by Prof. SB Orbach, Tel Aviv Publishing House, 1969
6. Sefer Zeitlin – edited by Dr. Yeshayahu Wolfsberg and Zvi Harkabi, published by Eretz Israel and with the assistance of the Harav Kook Institute – Jerusalem 1944. A portrait of Zeitlin was attached to the cover. This book is in fair condition with moth damage and moisture.
Different conditions and sizes. Overall good condition. Hillel Zeitlin (1871-1942) was a Jewish thinker, writer and publicist who wrote in Hebrew and Yiddish. Was orphaned at an early age and left the yeshiva where he learned to begin studying various philosophy books that led him to a state of spiritual decline and severe doubts in faith. After the First World War, he began to return to his sources and return to his full religious faith. During World War II, he stayed in Warsaw. In a letter from 1940, the Rebbe HaRayatz wrote to Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Halevy Herzog: “About two days before I left Warsaw I was visited by my friend Rabbi Hillel Zeitlin.”Rabbi Hillel was murdered by the Nazis on the eve of Rosh Hashana 5703 (Rosh Hashana), while holding the Zohar and wearing a prayer shawl and phylacteries. Hy”d.
