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Maximilian Stein, Perished in Holocaust, Vortraege und Ansprachen, Publ. Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Grossloge fuer Deutschland VIII, 1928, in German - Maximilian Stein, Perished in Holocaust, Vortraege und Ansprachen, Publ. Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Grossloge fuer Deutschland VIII, 1928, in German Vortraege und Ansprachen (Lectures and Addresses) J. Kauffmann Verlag, Frankfurt a.M, 1928. (6) 299 pp, Half leather hard cover, 26.5 x 20 cm. Mit einem Geleitwort von Leo Baeck. (With a foreword by Leo Baeck). Maximilian Stein [Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Grand Lodge for Germany VIII] Condition: heavy tracks of moth to covers, cracks and tears to the hinge of spine with small missing place; some foxing stains to end papers, first pages and edges Weight: 1120 gr Contents: The Old and the New Ahasver; Paul Heyse's Memoirs and the Berlin Saloms; A Parliament of Religions; Friedrich Nietzsche and Judaism; Zionism; Judaism and Christianity; Social Problems in Ancient Judaism; The War; Jews in Trade; Beethoven; Addresses: The Right to Existence of the Order of B'nai B'rith. On the Founding Celebration of the Montefiore Lodge [1900]; Why the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith Unites Only Jews. On the Induction of New Brethren [1903]; On the Induction of New Brethren [1904]; On the establishment of a Jewish Toynbee Hall in Berlin [1904]; On the establishment of a youth club, Grand Lodge meeting 1908; On the establishment of a Jewish Toynbee Hall of the Berlin Lodges U.O.B.B. [1910]; On the opening of the new lodge house in Berlin 1912; Address on the 25th anniversary of the Women's Association of the Berlin Lodges 1913; Critique. Report on the meeting of the Lower Saxony Lodge Association, presented to the General Committee 1917. Maximilian Stein born November 1, 1874 Last residence before deportation: Prague XIX Transport AAn, no. 881 (July 6, 1942, Prague -> Terezín) Transport Bv, no. 1759 (October 15, 1942, Terezín -> Treblinka) Murdered B'nai B'rith (Hebrew: בְּנֵי בְּרִית Bnej Brīt, German: 'Sons of the Covenant', also Bnai Brith) or, in German-speaking countries until the Nazi era, the Independent Order of Bne Briss (U.O.B.B.), also known in Yiddish as Bnei BriMaximilian Stein, Perished in Holocaust, Vortraege und Ansprachen, Publ. Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Grossloge fuer Deutschland VIII, 1928, in German Vortraege und Ansprachen (Lectures and Addresses) J. Kauffmann Verlag, Frankfurt a.M, 1928. (6) 299 pp, Half leather hard cover, 26.5 x 20 cm. Mit einem Geleitwort von Leo Baeck. (With a foreword by Leo Baeck). Maximilian Stein [Independent Order of B'nai B'rith. Grand Lodge for Germany VIII] Condition: heavy tracks of moth to covers, cracks and tears to the hinge of spine with small missing place; some foxing stains to end papers, first pages and edges Weight: 1120 gr Contents: The Old and the New Ahasver; Paul Heyse's Memoirs and the Berlin Saloms; A Parliament of Religions; Friedrich Nietzsche and Judaism; Zionism; Judaism and Christianity; Social Problems in Ancient Judaism; The War; Jews in Trade; Beethoven; Addresses: The Right to Existence of the Order of B'nai B'rith. On the Founding Celebration of the Montefiore Lodge [1900]; Why the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith Unites Only Jews. On the Induction of New Brethren [1903]; On the Induction of New Brethren [1904]; On the establishment of a Jewish Toynbee Hall in Berlin [1904]; On the establishment of a youth club, Grand Lodge meeting 1908; On the establishment of a Jewish Toynbee Hall of the Berlin Lodges U.O.B.B. [1910]; On the opening of the new lodge house in Berlin 1912; Address on the 25th anniversary of the Women's Association of the Berlin Lodges 1913; Critique. Report on the meeting of the Lower Saxony Lodge Association, presented to the General Committee 1917. Maximilian Stein born November 1, 1874 Last residence before deportation: Prague XIX Transport AAn, no. 881 (July 6, 1942, Prague -> Terezín) Transport Bv, no. 1759 (October 15, 1942, Terezín -> Treblinka) Murdered B'nai B'rith (Hebrew: בְּנֵי בְּרִית Bnej Brīt, German: 'Sons of the Covenant', also Bnai Brith) or, in German-speaking countries until the Nazi era, the Independent Order of Bne Briss (U.O.B.B.), also known in Yiddish as Bnei Briß, is a Jewish organization. It was founded in 1843 in New York as a secret lodge by twelve Jewish immigrants from Germany and, according to its self-description, is dedicated to promoting tolerance, humanity, and welfare. Another goal of B'nai B'rith is to educate about Judaism and promote education within Judaism. Currently, there are approximately 500,000 organized members in approximately 60 countries, making it one of the largest international Jewish associations. Its publication is the B'nai B'rith International