Handwritten letter by Yehudah Feder, member of "Brit HaHashmona'im". Underground Prisoners Jail, Russian Compound, Jerusalem, January 1948.
Handwritten letter on a thin, small, leaf of paper, addressed to "Brit HaHashmona'im" headquaters in Tel-Aviv. Most likely smuggled out of the prison. In the letter Feder expresses thanks for a parcel sent to him by "Brit HaHashmona'im", asks about the "HaHashmonai" newspaper(the movement's publication of which Feder was an editor), and shares some of his feelings and experiences. About one month later, on February 20, 1948, Yehudah Feder (aka "Bar Giora") was one of eight prisoners who fled the jail. Included is the book "Brit HaHashmona'im BaMa'avak LeHerut Israel", by Shaul Avishai. Note, 11x8cm in minute handwriting. Creases, tears and stains.

1. HaMa'as, a Fighting Newspaper, published by Lehi. Issue 83, October [1948].
2. Ra Kach! Proclamation on behalf of Etzel. Ends with the words, "Begone the Sochnut [Jewish Agency]! Begone Dr. Weitzmann with the politics of concessions! Begone the informers – enemies of the people and the settlement! Jews! Follow in the footsteps of Etzel!"
3. Jabotinsky is gone! Invitation to a mourning assembly in his memory, attended by rabbis, Prof. Yosef Klausner and representatives of the National Movement.
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El Estado Judio [The Jewish State], poster printed following the UN's decision on November 29, 1947 to divide Eretz Israel. Wainerman Printing Press, Chacabuco, Chile, December 1947. Spanish.
Photographs of Dizengoff Square and Theodor Herzl appear in the upper part of the poster, in the center the map of Israel according to the division plan, with an enlargement of the Jerusalem area, destined to function as an international zone supervised by the UN. The text explaining the UN decision is in Spanish. 80x56cm. Good condition. Some creases. Small tears professionally restored. Mounted on cloth for display and preservation.