Books
- Nazism: An Assault on Civilization (1934; co-editor and contributor)
- Days of our Years (1939; autobiography)
- Afraid of Victory (c. 1939-41)
- The Battle for Jerusalem (1941; co-author with Vladimir Jabotinsky, John Henry Patterson, Josiah Wedgwood IV)
- The Time is Now! (1941)
- That Day Alone (1941)
- The Forgotten Ally (1943)
- Earth Could Be Fair (1946)
- The Tower of Terzel (1948; novel)
- Palestine: Land of Israel (1948)
- Why Jesus Died (1949)
- Jerusalem Calling! (1950)
- Visions Rise and Change (1955)
- A Pilgrim's Vow (1956)
- A Crown of Fire: The Life and Times of Girolamo Savonarola (1960)
- To Number Our Days (1964)
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