A SUPPLEMENTARY FALASHA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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VI. ARTICLES ON ETHIOPIA AND AFRICA MENTIONING ALSO THE FALASHAS
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| 198. מלוכת ישראל אחרי הריסת ירושלים. הלבנון
Vol. X, No.28 (1869), p. 221: the Zague are of Jewish origin. |
| 199. Aescoly, A. Z.אמונתם של החבשים עד שלא נתנצרו. תרביץ
Tarbitz, XII (1941) , 136-137. |
| 200. Anonymous. Review of Samuel Gobat, Journal of three years residence in Abyssinia. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society, IV, (1834), 168-277 (Falashas, pp. 272-273). |
| 201. D'Abbadie, A. L'Abyssinie et le roi Theodore. Le Correspondent. Paris, tome 37, 2eme livraison (25 fevrier, 1868), pp. 291, 307. |
| 202. Blanc, H. The native races of Abyssinia. Transactions of the Anthropological Society of London. New series, VII (1869), pp. 291-298 (Falashas, pp. 294-295. |
| 203. Foa, A. In Abyssinia. Il Vessillo Israelitico, XLIV (1896), pp. 41-44. A letter from T. Foa on Jews in Ethiopia, annotated by Flumino Servi. |
| 204. Crosby, Oscar J. Abyssinia - the country and People. National Geographic Magazine, XII (1901), 89-102 (p. 97 on Falasha painters). |
| 205. Friedlander, Israel. Abdallah b. Saba, der Begrunder der Si'a und sein judischer Ursprung. Zeitschrift fur Assyriologie, XXIII (1909), 296-327; XXIV (1910), 1-46 (pp. 26-46 on Abdallah's teaching in connection with the Falashas). Reviewed by Jacques Faitlovitch in Rivista Israelitica, VII(1910) 117-119. |
| 206. Chajes, H. P. Review of J. Faitlovitch, Quer durch Abessinien. Rivista Israelitica, VII (1910), 103-107). |
| 207. Loewe, Heinrich. Review of J. Faitlovitch, Quer durch Abessinien. Die Welt, September 15, 1911. |
| 208. Vollmecke, P. Review of K. Rathjens, Die Juden in in Abessinien. Anthropos, XIV-XV (1919-1920) , 1174-1175. |
| 209. Conti Rossini, C. Review of K. Rathjens, Die Juden in Abessinien. Oriente Moderno, Vol. I (1921), pp. 52-53. |
| 210. Conti Rossini, C. La guerra turcoabissina del 1578. Oriente Moderno, Vol. I (1921), p. 689. |
| 211. Guidi, I. La chiese abissina. Oriente Moderno, Vol. II (1922-1923), p. 124, N. I. On the origin of the Falashas. |
| 212. Goitein, E. D. Note on Eldad the Danite. Jewish Quarterly Review, XVII (1926-1927), p. 483. Eldad was a Falasha. |
| 213. Gruhl, M. Die Menschen der athiopischen Welt. Atlantis, Berlin, Vol. I, No. 10 (1929), pp. 584-595 (Falashas, p. 586). |
| 214. Almagia, Roberto. Geograpfia antropica: genti, linguaggi, religione. I centri abitati. L'Africa Orientale. Reale societa geografica Italiana. Bologna Zanichelli, 1935, pp. 212-213. |
| 215. De Borja, Vizmanos. Del primitivo Hamita al actual Etiope. Razon y Fe, ano 35, Vol. CIX, No. 467 (1935), pp. 433-455 (Los judeos Falachas, pp. 447-450. |
| 216. Aufhauser, Joh B. Das religiose Antlitz Abessiniens. Koloniale Rundschau, XXVIII (1936), 361-363. Speaks about the influence of Judaism on the religion of the Ethiopians, about the Falashas and the Christian missions among them. |
| 217. Cattan Sellim. Nell Impero italiano dell'A. O. Religione e culti in Abissinia. Rassegna Italiana, anno 19, ser. 3, XLIII (1936), 545-554. (pp. 546, 553, on the religion of the Falashas, and their persecution). |