[JUDAICA]. NORDAU, Max (1849-1923). Jews and the War. New York, 1 October 1916. 2 disbound sheets, 8vo (222 x 140 mm). (Few tiny chips or closed tears at extremes, two rubberstamps in margins). A rare pamphlet by the Hungarian philosopher and Zionist leader who co-founded the World Zionist Congress and was instrumental in raising the “Uganda Plan” for a Jewish national home. In this work published during WWI, Nordau reminds the Jewish people to remember its duty toward itself and urges them to be ready to elect the delegates that will advocate its cause before the assembled diplomats of which Nordau lays out this program.