Neue Folge frischer Judenkirschen. Eine Sammlung belustigender Anekdoten, Einfälle, Schwaänke und Schnurren von Juden und Judengenossen. Herausgegeben von Justus Hilarius. Vierte und letzte Lese. Neue Folge Frischer Judenkirschen. Mit 6 illuminirten kupfern.

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In German. 125 pages, 126 x 110 mm. With six hand-colored copper engravings by G. Rühl. A few leaves still uncut. Sebastian Willibald Schiessler, (pseudonyms: Gustav Borgmann, Freymuth, Justus Hilarius and Renatus Münster) (Jul 6, 1790 Prague - March 15, 1867 Graz) was a successful Austrian writer and military man. He studied at the University of Prague, became an intern in the field war commissariat in Prague in 1809, then in 1812 field war adjunct, in 1813 field war commissarial, field war commissioner in 1823 and, after his transfer to Pilsen in 1833 and to Lemberg in 1835, was promoted to chief war commissioner in 1838. In 1843 he came to Graz where he retired in 1848. Schiessler was popular in part for trying to help the poor and for contributing towards the establishment of toddler shelters. He was made an honorary citizen of the Pilsen and Lemberg (Lviv). Some of Schiessler?s work, like the volume offered here, is anti-Semitic. Given that he was a Christian Austrian, this is not surprising in the least. N° de ref. del artículo 014075

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