The Burning Bush

Focusing on the writings of Vladimir Solovyov, this collection highlights his role as a defender of Jewish civil rights in 19th-century Russia. It includes annotated translations of his works, many appearing in English for the first time, such as his obituary for Joseph Rabinovitch and a letter advocating for Jewish rights. Gregory Yuri Glazov's introduction and commentary provide context on Solovyov's life and the significance of his encounters with Judaism, illustrating why he is honored as a "righteous gentile" and the enduring relevance of his ecumenical vision.