Sources
Goldstein, Herbert S., Forty Years of Struggle for a Principle (New York: Bloch Publishers), 1928 Levine, Yitchak, * Harry Fischel: Orthodox Jewish Philanthropist Par Excellence, Glimpses Into American Jewish History, jewishpress.com Reichel, Aaron I., The Maverick Rabbi (Norfolk: Donning Publishers) 1984, 1986 Reichel, Aaron I., “Pioneers of American Orthodoxy: Mr. Harry Fischel and Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein,” pp. 114–117, in My Yeshiva College: 75 Years of Memories, ed. Menachem Butler and Zev Nagel (New York: Yashar Books) 2006.
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