Three Books on the History of Rabbis

Three Books on the History of Rabbis
a. The book "Zecher Ya"d", "which is the biography of our great Rabbi Yitzchak David HaLevi Bamburger who was known by everyone as: The Wurzburger Rabbi".
Published by his grandson Rabbi Simcha Bamburger. Kiryat Motzkin, 1958. Single edition.
8 pages. Cover title page.
Condition: Good.

b. Da'at Kedoshim – the history of the Eisenstadt, Bachrach, Ginzburg, Halperin, Horowitz, Mintz, Friedland, Katzenelnbogen, Rappaport and Rokeach families. St. Petersburg, 1897-1898. Single edition.
One of the most well-known books of Jewish genealogy. The family pedigrees, wills, eulogies and Selichot for the martyrs who sacrificed themselves in a blood libel which took place in Rasiniai, a suburb of Grodno, and were murdered on the second day of Rosh Hashana 1659. Title pages in Hebrew, Russian and German.
Bound at the end of the book is another book with a special title page:
The excommunication ruling of Rabbi Yaakov Pollack against his opponent Rabbi Avraham ben Rabbi Yehuda Mintz. By the transcriber Shmuel Weiner. St. Petersburg, 1897.
On the polemic against Rabbi Avraham ben Rabbi Yehuda Mintz Av Beit Din of Padova, on his standing by the excommunicated Emmanuel Nortzi of Ferarra in 1520. With two rulings to cancel the ruling under discussion, by Rabbi Yuda Loew of Ferarra and Rabbi Azriel Dayana of Sabbioneta. Accompanied at the end by Mazkeret Rabbanei Italia (with recollections of the history of Rabbi Yaakov Pollack and his time in Prague, Krakow and Lublin).
(6), 245, (1), 80, 86, (1) pages.
Condition: Excellent.

c. The Tzadik Rabbi Yosef Zundel of Salant and his Rabbis – a. The history of Rabbi Yosef Zundel. b. His writings. c. The writings of the Vilna Gaon and Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin. By Eliezer Rivlin. Jerusalem, 1927. Single edition.
Additional title page cover.
Condition: Excellent.