Works
- Judenproblem (1918), a polemic against the perceived opponents of Orthodoxy, Zionists and Reform Jews.
- Messiasspuren (1918)
- Concepts of Judaism Levinger, Jacob S. (ed.)
- Der Neue Kusari
- Moriah
- Jerusalem: eine historische Erzählung, a metaphor in novella form of what negative consequences might follow from the agenda of Zionists
- Mein Weg (1927)
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