Samuel’s younger days in the Ukraine was published posthumously. Ussishkin was married to Elsa Schoenberg from Iași, Romania, daughter of the Zionist activist Rachel Schoenberg, and sister of the pianist Irma Wolpe Rademacher and the mathematician Isaac Jacob Schoenberg. They had one son, David Ussishkin, an archaeologist. Books Chapters in English Constitutional Law, Jerusalem, 1927 (in Hebrew) West in East; History of the Crusaders in Palestine, Tel Aviv, 1931 (in Hebrew) Systems of Government in the British Empire Tel Aviv, 1937 (in Hebrew) The Political Regime in Britain, Tel Aviv, 1946 (in Hebrew) Mother Odessa; Memoirs, Jerusalem, 1984 (in Hebrew) Further reading David Tidhar, Samuel Ussishkin, in the Encyclopedia of the Founders and Builders of Israel, vol. 4, p. 1731 (in Hebrew) Nathan Bistritzky, In Memory of Samuel Ussishkin, Al HaMishmar, Oct. 15, 1978, p. 8 (in Hebrew) Yossi Katz, The Battle for the Land; The Jewish National Fund (K.K.L.) Before the Establishment of the State of Israel, Jerusalem 2001 (in Hebrew) References