History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Dubnow, Vol 1-3, First Editions, Fine

Rare complete set of S.M. Dubnow’s authoritative history of Jews of Eastern Europe’s Russian Pale comprising what is now the Baltics, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia during Tsarist times. This was the time of the Russian Empire.

Translated from Russian into English, The Jewish Publication Society of Philadelphia published one volume every few years from 1916 (Vol. 1 - 413 pages), 1918 (Vol. 2 - 429 pages), and 1920 (Vol. 3 - 411 pages).

This set comprises all 3 First Edition, First Printing Volumes in Fine condition. Each book is over 100 years old and in great shape — see pictures.

This is for the Jewish historian collector who cherishes original source First Edition collectible books on Russian Empire Jewish History.

Dubnow gives the reader “on the spot” feeling of personal reportage of fast paced events in Jewish history in the Pale of Settlement, where Imperial Russia encouraged settlement of Jews.

Dubnow at 81 years old, local Latvians lynched him in 1941, Rumbula Massacre.