Bidspirit auction | R. Yekusiel Yehuda Greenwald. Collection

R. Yekusiel Yehuda Greenwald. Collection of 10 Works. New York - Lot of 10 works on various subjects by R. Yekusiel Yehuda Greenwald of Columbus, Ohio. • Toldos HaCohanim Gedolim- Comprehensive list of all the Cohanim Gedolim through the Second Beis HaMikdash with short biographical sketches. New York 1932. 150 pages. 23 cm. Some wear. • Eretz Yisroel, Bavel, V’Artzos HaGolah/HaMatzav HaKlali Shel Chazal. Two part work on the era of the compilation of the Talmud. New York 1936. 167 pages. 23 cm. Very fine condition. Original soft cover binding. • Ach LaTzara- Comprehensive sefer on the laws of Aveilus, Yartzeit etc. St. Louis 1939. 306 pages. 23 cm. Very fine condition. Original soft cover binding. • MaHaRIL VZmano- Biography of the MaHaRIL with history of Jewish communities in the Rhineland. New York 1944. 80 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original soft cover binding. • The Reform in Germany and Hungary/ The Maharam Schick and His Time- Important work documenting the epic struggle of the Orthodox against the Reform movement. 1948. 115, 28 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original soft cover binding. • Kol Bo Al Aveilus- Volume 2, with halachic responsa. New York 1951. 160 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original soft cover binding. • Kol Bo Al Aveilus (Kesser Kehunah)- Volume 3. New York 1952. 80 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original soft cover binding. • Ha’R’au MSidrei HaBavli Es HaYerushalmi?- Important historical work on the history on Talmud Bavli and Yerushalmi. New York 1954. 160 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original binding. • HaShochet V’Hashchita B’Safrus HaRabbanus. Historical work documenting many historical communal struggles regarding Shechita. New York 1955. 192 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original binding. • A Thousand Years of Jewish Life in Hungary- Yiddish. Second Edition. New York 1977. 280 pages. 23 cm. Excellent condition. Original soft cover binding. R. Yekusiel Yehuda Greenwald (1890-1955), was born in Sighet and studied under R. Shmuel Rosenberg in Unsdorf and R. Moshe Greenwald in Chust. From the age of 14 he began writing articles in Yiddish and Hebrew for numerous publications throughout the region. At the age of 15, he published his first work titled Nitei Bachurim and the following year he published Beis Yonason, a biography of R. Yonason Eibeshitz. In 1925 he immigrated to the United States, where he served as Rav of Columbus, Ohio until his passing. Opening bid $200