Translated into English by Haim Watzman.
Contents: Joshua Jortner, ‘Preface’; Benjamin Z. Kedar, ‘Introduction: Chaim Weizmann, Scientist and Statesman’; Joshua Jortner, ‘Weizmann’s Organic Chemistry in Academia and Industry’; Shaul Katz, ‘Weizmann’s Science Policy, I: Weizmann the Scientist: The Early Period; II: The University Plans, 1902–1925; III: From Jerusalem to Rehovot, from a Research and Teaching University to Research Institutes’; Hedva Ben-Israel, ‘Weizmann and the Hebrew University’; Issachar Unna, ‘Wealth or Genius? The Struggle of Weizmann and Einstein for Academic Excellence at the Hebrew University’; Ruth Arnon, ‘The Weizmann Institute of Science: A Living Memorial to the Founder of Scientific Research in Israel’; Benjamin Z. Kedar, ‘The Description of Weizmann’s First Encounter with Balfour, 1906: Legendary or Factual?’; Shlomo Avineri, ‘Weizmann: The Making of a Statesman’; Shulamit Volkov, ‘Weizmann and His Scientific Colleagues in Germany: Competitors and Standard-Bearers’; Benny Morris, ‘Weizmann and the Arabs’; Raphael Mechoulam, ‘Weizmann: Applied Science and Patents’; Raphael Lamed and Edward A. Bayer, ‘Discovery of the Cellulosome: In the Footsteps of Weizmann’s Vision for Biofuels’; Benjamin Z. Kedar, ‘Chaim Weizmann: List of Scientific Publications’; Yigal Burstein, ‘Chaim Weizmann: List of Patents’; Unpublished Passages on Science in the Drafts of Weizmann’s Autobiography, Trial and Error; Joshua Jortner, ‘Concluding Remarks’.