Works
- Selbstemanzipation! Periodical. Vienna, 1885-1894. (ed., numerous articles). See above in text.
- Die jüdische Moderne; (Schulze) Leipzig, 1896,
- Ausgewählte Schriften zur jüdischen Frage, 2 Bände, 1910.
- Den Ostjuden Ihr Recht!; (Löwit) Vienna, 1915,
- Gottes Volk; (Löwit) Vienna, 1918,
- Um die Ewigkeit. Jüdische Essays; (Welt) Berlin, 1920,
- Im Dienste der Verheissung, Frankfurt 1927.
- Der Aufstieg (periodical); Berlin and Vienna, Jan. 1930 - Dec. 1932.
- Solomon A. Birnbaum (ed): The Bridge, London, 1956.
- Confession, New York, 1946. Translation (abridged) of Gottes Volk.
- From Freethinker to Believer in: Lucy Dawidowicz: The Golden Tradition, New York, 1967. Translation of Vom Freigeist zum Glaubigen, Zürich, 1919.
- Shloimy Birnboim (ed) Ais Laasys - Giklibene Ksuvim fun Nusn Birnboim, Lodz, 1939. (Yiddish). Selected essays.
- Die Freistatt (periodical). Eschweiler, 1913-1914. Numerous articles.
- An'iberblik iber maan lebn in: Orlean, Y.L. and Hasofer, N. (eds):Yubileyum Bukh zum zektsiktn Giburtstug fun Dr. Nusn Birnboim. Yeshurun, Warsaw, 1925. Yiddish.
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