and this first English publication of his Story of My Life offers the English reader just that."—Annette Gendler, Jewish Book Council

"While Jabotinsky's full life has been covered in a number of biographies, Story of My Life is a must read for anyone seeking to understand his early years. Good for the editors who saw the English version to publication."—Louis Gordon, New York Sun

"Brian Horowitz and Leonid Katsis have produced a first-rate English edition of Vladimir Jabotinsky's Story of my Life. Jabotinsky's "self-fashioning" in this autobiography has been analysed and commented upon by scholars, but now readers without access to the Hebrew original can grapple with this fascinating text on their own. This is a crucial work in modern Jewish political and cultural history, with important (if enormously complex) resonances in contemporary Jewish affairs in Israel and the Diaspora. I recommend it for both scholarly and lay audiences."—Michael Stanislawski, Columbia University

". . . this new edition of Story of My Life will be of interest to those who are following the recent mini-renaissance of Jabotinsky studies . . ."—Samuel Hayim Brody, The Russian Review

"We owe the editors a debt for allowing us to witness Jabotinsky's mind at work."—David B. Starr, Religious Studies Review

"This first English edition of Jabotinsky's Story of My Life, an autobiography dealing with the years from his youth down to the entry of Turkey into the First World War which initiated a new stage in his political activity, has been painstakingly edited and furnished with a valuable introduction by Brian Horowitz. A crucial document in the history of Zionism, it will be essential reading for all those interested in Russian Jewish life at the turn of the century and in modern Jewish history."—Antony Polonsky, Professor Emeritus at Brandeis University and Chief Historian at the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Warsaw