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“Toldot Israel” The History of Israel. Historical Christomatology by Ben Zion Dinaburg (Ben Zion Dinor), 1st part, illust., 1919, Kiev, in Hebrew - “Toldot Israel” The History of Israel. Historical Christomatology by Ben Zion Dinaburg (Ben Zion Dinor), 1st part, illust., 1919, Kiev, in Hebrew A reference book for teachers, students and apprentices - Ben Zion Dinaburg (Ben Zion Dinor) - Part I - Published by the Israel Education Distributors Company - Kyiv, 1919, 237 pages + 2 pages correction of mistakes, given at the end of two maps: a map of the Land of Israel during the rule of the First Temple and a map of the ancient Middle East and map (plan) of Jerusalem in the middle. Stamped red leather binding with gold lettering to spine, marmoreal endpapers, soft cover saved, 26 x 17.5 cm. Condition: yellow paper, damping stains to most of pages Weight: 560 gr. In the contents of the book: the Arab occupationsvand the help of the Jews, the political, legal and social situation of the Jews in the Islamic countries, the political, legal and social situation of the Jews in the Christian countries, the Land of Israel and the Jewish settlements in the Land, the Jewish settlements in the Islamic and Christian lands, the rejects of Israel, the situation of the Jews in their scattered lands, the religious national center in Babylon, the ways of the courts, the order of congregations and the regulations of the congregation, the messianic and religious unrest in the eighth century and the beginning of the Karaites, the sectarian war and the religious polemic, Rabbi Saadia, a genius of his time and his actions... Ben-Zion Dinur (Hebrew: בן ציון דינור) (January 1884 “Toldot Israel”The History of Israel. Historical Christomatology by Ben Zion Dinaburg (Ben Zion Dinor), 1st part, illust., 1919, Kiev, in Hebrew A reference book for teachers, students and apprentices - Ben Zion Dinaburg (Ben Zion Dinor) - Part I - Published by the Israel Education Distributors Company - Kyiv, 1919, 237 pages + 2 pages correction of mistakes, given at the end of two maps: a map of the Land of Israel during the rule of the First Temple and a map of the ancient Middle East and map (plan) of Jerusalem in the middle. Stamped red leather binding with gold lettering to spine, marmoreal endpapers, soft cover saved, 26 x 17.5 cm. Condition: yellow paper, damping stains to most of pages Weight: 560 gr. In the contents of the book: the Arab occupationsvand the help of the Jews, the political, legal and social situation of the Jews in the Islamic countries, the political, legal and social situation of the Jews in the Christian countries, the Land of Israel and the Jewish settlements in the Land, the Jewish settlements in the Islamic and Christian lands, the rejects of Israel, the situation of the Jews in their scattered lands, the religious national center in Babylon, the ways of the courts, the order of congregations and the regulations of the congregation, the messianic and religious unrest in the eighth century and the beginning of the Karaites, the sectarian war and the religious polemic, Rabbi Saadia, a genius of his time and his actions... Ben-Zion Dinur (Hebrew: בן ציון דינור) (January 1884 – 8 July 1973) was a Ukrainian-born Israeli historian, educator, and politician.[1] He held the position of professor of Jewish history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and represented Mapai in the first Knesset, serving as Minister of Education. Dinur was one of the founders of Yad Vashem and a member of the Israel Academy of Sciences. The Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History was named in his honor.