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Nathan Feinberg – In Memoriam.
Israel Law Review,
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Nathan Feinberg: A Tribute
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 February 2016
Extract
It is a great pleasure and honour for us to present to Professor Nathan Feinberg on his 80th birthday, as a token of admiration and affection, this issue of the Israel Law Review, which marks the conclusion of the first ten years of publication.
As teachers and students of the Law Faculty of the Hebrew University, we are grateful to him for the leading role he played in the creation of that Faculty. As jurists we admire his undisputed mastery of international law, and as Jews and Israelis we are indebted to him for the service he has rendered to the entire Jewish people, to the Zionist cause and to the State of Israel.
Nathan Feinberg was born in Kovno on June 6, 1895. His aptitude for learning was such that the severe numerus clausus did not prevent his admission to the Russian high school, from which he graduated with distinction in 1914. At the same time he was given a Jewish and Hebrew education privately. He then proceeded to the Faculty of Law of the University of Zurich, from which he graduated magna cum laude in 1918.
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I. BOOKS
1.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanDas Vergehen des Hochverrates nach dem geltenden und zukünftigen schweizerischen Strafrechte (Vorentwurf 1916) mit Berücksichtigung der deutschen und österreichischen Entwürfe (Berlin, 1920).Google Scholar
2.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanLa Question des minorités à la Conférence de la Paix de 1919–1920 et l'action juive en faveur de la protection internationale des minorités (Paris, 1929).Google Scholar
3.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanLa Juridiction de la Cour Permanente de Justice Internationale dans le système des mandats (Paris, 1930).Google Scholar
4.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanLa Juridiction de la Cour Permanente de Justice dans le système de la protection internationale des minorités (Paris, 1931).Google Scholar
5.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanSome Problems of the Palestine Mandate (Tel Aviv, 1936).Google Scholar
6.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Jewish Struggle Against Hitler in the League of Nations (The Bernheim Petition) (Jerusalem, 1957, in Hebrew).Google Scholar
7.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Legality of a “State of War” after the Cessation of Hostilities—under the Charter of the United Nations and the Covenant of the League of Nations (Jerusalem, 1961).Google Scholar
8.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanPalestine under the Mandate and the State of Israel: Problems of International Law (Published by the Faculty of Law and the Institute of Contemporary Jewry of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1963, in Hebrew).Google Scholar
9.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Jewish League of Nations Societies—A Chapter in the History of the Struggle of the Jews for their Rights (Jerusalem, 1967, in Hebrew).Google Scholar
10.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Arab-Israel Conflict in International Law: A Critical Analysis of the Colloquium of Arab Jurists in Algiers (Jerusalem, 1970).Google Scholar
10a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanLe Conflict israélo-arabe en Droit international: Une analyse critique du Colloque de juristes arabes à Alger (Jerusalem, 1971).Google Scholar
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II. Lectures Delivered at the Hague Academy of International Law
1.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “La Pétition en droit international”, Recueil des cours de l'Académie de Droit international, vol. 40, 1932–II, pp. 529–644.Google Scholar
2.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “La juridiction et la jurisprudence de la Cour Permanente de Justice Internationale en matière de mandats et de minorités”, Recueil des cours de l'Académie de Droit international, vol. 59, 1937–1941, pp. 591–708.Google Scholar
3.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “L'Admission de nouveaux membres à la Société des Nations et à l'Organisation des Nations Unies”, Recueil des cours de l'Académie de Droit international, vol. 80, 1952–1961, pp. 297–393.Google Scholar
III. Articles in Periodicals
1.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Der Zionismus vor seiner Erfüllung”, Wissen und Leben, vol. 11, no. 10, Zürich, 1918, pp. 478–483.Google Scholar
2.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Die völkerrechtlichen Grundlagen der palästinensischen Staatsangehörigkeit”, Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht, Band 1, Teil 1, Berlin, 1929, pp. 200–211.Google Scholar
3.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Protection of the Rights of the German Jews under International Law”, Moznaim, published by the Association of Hebrew Writers in Palestine, vol. 1, no. 5, Tel Aviv, 1934, pp. 61–71 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
4.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Recognition of the Jewish People in International Law”, The Jewish Yearbook of International Law, 1948, Jerusalem, 1949, pp. 1–26.Google Scholar
5.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Israel's Declaration of Independence”, The Jewish Yearbook of International Law, 1948, Jerusalem, 1949, pp. IX–XII (with Dr. J. Stoyanovsky).Google Scholar
6.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Interpretation of the Anglo-American Convention on Palestine, 1924”, International Law Quarterly, vol. 3, no. 4, London, 1950, pp. 475–486.Google Scholar
7.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Legal Meaning of the ‘Basle Programme’”, Shivat Zion, Yearbook for Research on Zionism and the Emergence of Israel, vol. 1, Jerusalem, 1950, pp. 131–138 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
8.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “An obiter dictum in Need of Elucidation”, HaPraklit, Law Journal published by the Israel Bar, vol. 10, no. 4, Tel Aviv, 1954, pp. 289–294 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
9.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “L'Exclusion d'un membre de la Société des Nations et le principe de l'universalité”, Revue de Droit international, de sciences diplomatiques et politiques, tome 33, no. 1, Genève, 1955, pp. 3–12.Google Scholar
10.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Competence of an Israeli Consul to Accept Affidavits”, HaPraklit, vol. 11, no. 2, Tel Aviv, 1955, pp. 97–101 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
11.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Legal Validity of the Undertakings concerning Minorities and the clausula rebus sic stantibus”, Scripta Hierosolymitana, vol. V, Studies in Law, published by the Faculty of Law of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1958, pp. 95–131.Google Scholar
12.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Institute of International Law and its last Session in Amsterdam”, Hed Hamishpat, Fortnightly on Problems of Law and Society, vol. 1, nos. 17/18, Tel Aviv, 1958, pp. 327–330 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
13.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Principle of Nationalities and Self-Determination”, Bulletin of the International Writers Association for the United Nations, New York, 1959, pp. 1–3.Google Scholar
13a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Principle of Nationalities and Self-Determination”, Molad, Political and Literary Periodical, vol. 17, no. 128, Jerusalem, 1959, pp. 74–76 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
14.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Forty-Ninth Session of the Institute of International Law”, HaPraklit, vol. 16, no. 2, Tel Aviv, 1960, pp. 184–189 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
15.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Question of Defining ‘Armed Attack’”, Mélanges en l'hommage de Gilbert Gidel, Paris, 1961, pp. 257–273.Google Scholar
16.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Legality of a ‘State of War’ after the Cessation of Hostilities—under the Charter of the United Nations and the Covenant of the League of Nations”, Studies in Public International Law in Memory of Sir Hersch Lauterpacht, published by the Faculty of Law of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1961, pp. 139–178 (in Hebrew—for English version see: 1–7).Google Scholar
17.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Fiftieth Session of the Institute of International Law”, HaPraklit, vol. 18, no. 2, Tel Aviv, 1962, pp. 176–181 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
18.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Unilateral Withdrawal from an International Organization”, The British Year Book of International Law, vol. 39, London, 1963, pp. 189–219.Google Scholar
18a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Unilateral Withdrawal from an International Organization”, Studies in Law in Memory of Abraham Rosenthal, published by the Faculty of Law of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1963, pp. 392–427 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
19.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The International Humanitarian Law: The Centenary of the Red Cross”, Ammot, Bimonthly on Affairs of Society and Literature, vol. 3, no. 3 (16), Tel Aviv, 1964–1965, pp. 60–73 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
20.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “A Contribution to the History of the Faculty of Law”, The University, A Periodical of the Hebrew University, vol. 12, no. 2, Jerusalem, 1966, pp. 13–20 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
21.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “New Terms Created in Public International Law by the Jewish Question”, Molad, new series, vol. 1 (24), no. 2 (212), Jerusalem, 1967, pp. 179–188 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
21a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “New Terms Created in Public International Law by the Jewish Question”, In the Dispersion, Surveys and Monographs on the Jewish World, vol. 8, Jerusalem, 1968, pp. 73–84.Google Scholar
22.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Hersch Lauterpacht—Jurist and Thinker”, Israel Law Review, vol. 3, no. 3, Jerusalem, 1968, pp. 333–342.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
22a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Lauterpacht—Jurist and Thinker”, HaPraklit, vol. 24, no. 3, Tel Aviv, 1968, pp. 1–8 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
23.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The National Treatment Clause in Historical Perspective (A Controversy with Czarist Russia)”, Recueil d'Etudes de Droit international en hommage à Paul Guggenheim, Genève, 1968, pp. 44–69.Google Scholar
23a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The National Treatment Clause in Historical Perspective (A Controversy with Czarist Russia)”, Zion, A Quarterly for Research in Jewish History, vol. 33, nos. 1–2, Jerusalem, 1968, pp. 77–95 (in Hebrew), VI–VII.Google Scholar
24.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Declaratory and Constitutive Treaties in International Law”, HaPraklit, vol. 24, no. 3, Tel Aviv, 1968, pp. 3–12 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
25.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The International Protection of Human Rights and the Jewish Question”, Israel Law Review, vol. 3, no. 4, Jerusalem, 1968, pp. 487–500.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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26.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Jewish Political Activities against the Nazi Regime in the Years 1933–1939”, Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust, Proceedings of the Conference on Manifestations of Jewish Resistance, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, 1970, pp. 58–73, 77–78 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
26a.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Jewish Political Activities against the Nazi Regime in the Years 1933–1939”, Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust, Proceedings of the Conference on Manifestations of Jewish Resistance, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, 1971, pp. 74–94, 99–100.Google Scholar
27.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Committee of Jewish Delegations, 1919–1936”, Fifty Years of Struggle for Jewish Rights, published by the World Jewish Congress, Jerusalem-London, 1970, pp. 13–29 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
28.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “On Weizmann's Definition of the Term ‘Jewish National Home’ (at the Paris Peace Conference)”, Zion, vol. 37, nos. 1–2, Jerusalem, 1972. pp. 111–116 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
29.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Jewish Question at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle”, Israel Yearbook on Human Rights, published under the auspices of the Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, vol. 2, Tel Aviv, 1972, pp. 176–193.Google Scholar
30.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Jewish Autonomy in Lithuania (Reminiscences)”, Gesher, Quarterly Review on the Nation's Problems, published by the Israel Executive of the World Jewish Congress, vol. 19, no. 1 (74), Tel Aviv, 1973, pp. 40–48 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
31.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “On the Withdrawal of the Jewish Minorities from the Minorities Congress”, Gesher, vol. 19, no. 2 (75), Tel Aviv, 1973, pp. 9–27 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
32.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Activity of the Zionist Students’ Union ‘Hechaver’ in Switzerland”, Gesher, vol. 19, nos. 3–4 (76–77), Tel Aviv, 1973, pp. 112–124 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
33.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Hans Kelsen and his Jewishness”, Molad, new series, vol. 5 (28), nos. 29–30 (239–240), Jerusalem, 1973, pp. 638–640 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
34.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Approach of the Members of the Permanent Mandates Commission to the Palestine Mandate”, Gesher, vol. 20, nos. 2–3 (79–80), Tel Aviv, 1974, pp. 96–106 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
IV. Other Publications*
1.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Die Judenfrage als internationales Problem”, Basler Nachrichten, June 7, 1917.Google Scholar
2.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Problem of National Minorities, Kaunas, 1922 (in Lithuanian).Google Scholar
3.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Lithuanian Constitution and the Jewish National Autonomy”, The Morgen-Journal, New York, September 21, 1922 (in Yiddish).Google Scholar
4.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Van Rees—The Man”, Ha'aretz, Tel Aviv, November 5, 1934, (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
5.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Arabs at the Peace Conference; Leaders' Attitude to Zionism”, The Palestine Post, February 18, 1936.Google Scholar
6.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Zionist Problem before the Paris Peace Conference”, Ha'aretz, January 27, 1936; February 3, 10 and 24, 1936 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
7.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Reparation Claim of the German Jews”, Ha'aretz, September 9, 1943 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
8.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Again on the Question of Reparations to Nazi Victims”, Ha'aretz, January 4, 1944 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
9.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanCharter of the United Nations and Statute of the International Court of Justice, with an introduction (Hebrew version of the Charter and the Statute with M. Yinnon), Jerusalem, 1946 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
10.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Professor William Rappard—Defender of the Mandate”, The Jerusalem Post, August 7, 1955; Zmanim, Tel Aviv, August 7, 1955 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
11.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Observations on the Report by Professor Andrassy submitted to the Institute of International Law on ‘Utilisation des eaux internationales non maritimes (hors de navigation)’”, Annuaire de l'Institut de Droit International, vol. 48, 1959–1961, pp. 286–295, 348–350.Google Scholar
12.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Le Procès d'Adolf Eichman”, Journal de Genève, March 20, 1961.Google Scholar
13.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Representation of China in the United Nations”, Ha'aretz, February 28, 1964 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
14.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Observations on the Report by Professor Briggs submitted to the Institute of International Law on ‘La protection diplomatique des individus en droit international: la nationalité des réclamations’”, Annuaire de l'Institut de Droit International, vol. 51, 1965–1971, pp. 184–197.Google Scholar
15.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Why Israel Demands a Formal Peace Treaty”, The Jerusalem Post, February 2, 1969.Google Scholar
16.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Israel's Growing Lack of Faith in the United Nations Security Council”, The Jerusalem Post, March 13, 1969.Google Scholar
17.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Concerning the Right of Annexation”, Ma'ariv, Tel Aviv, August 28, 1970 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
18.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Observations on the Report by Professor Paul De Visscher submitted to the Institute of International Law on ‘Les conditions d'application des lois de la guerre aux opérations militaires des Nations Unies’”, Annuaire de l'Institut de Droit International, vol. 54, 1971–1, pp. 172–179.Google Scholar
19.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Observations on the Report by Professor McWhinney submitted to the Institute of International Law on ‘Hijacking of Aircraft’”, Annuaire de l'Institut de Droit International, vol. 54, 1971–1, pp. 600–609, 717.Google Scholar
20.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “The Hijacking Problem before the Institute of International Law”, Davar, Tel Aviv, December 8, 1971 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
21.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanEl Comité de Delegaciones Judías, 1919–1936, Traducción de Paúl Warszawski, Editado por el Congreso Judio Latinoamericano, Buenos Aires, 1972 (for Hebrew version see: III–27).Google Scholar
22.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Israel, the Arabs and International Law”, The Jerusalem Post, March 16, 1973.Google Scholar
23.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “Resolution 242: Europe gets it wrong”, The Jerusalem Post, November 23, 1973.Google Scholar
24.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus Nathan “United States' Guarantee of Israel's Security”, Davar, November 28 and December 1, 1974 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
V. Books Edited
1.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanThe Jewish Yearbook of International Law, 1948, Jerusalem, 1949 (with Dr.Stoyanovsky, J.).Google Scholar
2.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanIsrael and the United Nations, New York, 1956 (as Chairman of the Study Group set up by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to prepare a study for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace).Google Scholar
3.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanStudies in Public International Law in Memory of Sir Hersch Lauterpacht, published by the Faculty of Law of the Hebrew University, 1961 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
4.ProfessorFeinberg, Emeritus NathanShlomo Ginossar, Essays (with a Foreword), Jerusalem, 1971 (in Hebrew).Google Scholar
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