BRAININ, REUBEN (Lyady/Belorussia 1862-1939) Ketavim Nivcharim (Collected works). Vol.1 (of 3). New York, 1917. ( Or. cloth , XV, 304 pp. and portrait. In Hebrew.)  34,00 Kressel Leksikon 1, pp. 350-53

BRAININ, REUBEN Fun mayn lebns-bukh. Edited by Nachman Mayzel. Published posthumously. New York, Ykuf Farlag, 1946. (Or.cloth , 383 pp. with author's portrait. In Yiddish.)  54,00

Rome, David, 1910-1996. The Canadian story of REUBEN BRAININ / compiled by David Rome. Montreal : National Archives, Canadian Jewish Congress, 1993 (Series: Canadian Jewish archives ; new ser. 47) Main Stack   PJ5083.B65Z87 1993

“The Organizing Committee of the Conference of Canadian Jews was initiated by the Labour Zionists and socialist editor REUBEN BRAININ of the Veg. Its secretary was Louis Fitch, considered a friend of the workers, and the committee also included Samuel W. Jacobs, viewed by the downtown Jews as “a consistent rebel against the Jewish aristocracy of the city.”

“In modern times there have been an increasing number of Jewish scholars and historians who are rediscovering, or 'reclaiming' the Jesus of history. Numbered in this list are the following: SHOLEM ASCH, Leo Baeck, Shalom Ben-Chorin,, REUBEN BRAININ, Constantin Brunner, MARTIN BUBER, John Cournos, Norman Cousins, ALBERT EINSTEIN, Hyman Enelow, David Flusser, Solomon Freehof, Joseph Klausner, Kauffman Kohler, Claude Montefiore, Isaac Joseph Poysner, Franz Rosenzweig, Samuel Sandmel, Hans Joachim Schoeps, Geza Vermes, Harris Weinstock, Stephen Wise and Ferdynand Zweig.”