Gustav Gottheil was een invloedrijke, bekende en controversiële leider van het Reformjodendom in zijn tijd. Zijn preken en geschriften werden gekenmerkt door intellectuele diepgang en een sterk gevoel voor sociale rechtvaardigheid. Gottheil pleitte voor de modernisering van het jodendom en de aanpassing ervan aan de moderne wereld.
This short book, "Zionism and Anti-Semitism," written by Max Nordau and Gustav Gottheil, is the cornerstone classic that provides an excellent view into the plights of anti-semitism that existed in 1902 and before - well before the Holocaust.
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This collection of music was written by Gustav Gottheil to accompany the hymns and anthems used in Jewish worship. With commentary and analysis by A.J. Davis, this book offers insight into the history and meaning of Jewish music, as well as practical advice for musicians and worship leaders.