Four Booklets published by Netzivut Beitar [the Beitar Commission] in Italy. Rome, 1947. One of the covers illustrated by Arthur Szyk. * 11 Revisionist booklets, USA, 1930s and 1940s. * 11 booklets and leaflets published by Etzel in Yiddish. Italy, 1940s. * Five Etzel stenciled publications, one in French and four in English. Lot of 31 items, sizes and conditions vary. From the collection of Prof. Chimen Abramsky.

"The criminals will be punished", typewritten and stenciled proclamation (possibly following the Altalena affair), by the "Revengers". [July 1948].
"On the thirtieth day of the revolting murder of brothers and sisters - Ma'apilim – who arrived from the remains of the Nazi hell…we are about to tell the criminal murderers, who rise to rule us, our verdict: you will die! Your destiny has been determined! You will die…on that day the rabbis shame will be redeemed – those who were expelled from the headquarters of the crazy criminal Ben-Gurion…". Leaf 33 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and foxing-stains.

Les Troubles Sanglants en Palestine 1936 [The Bloody Riots in Palestine 1936]. Brussels: "Antifa Palestine", 1936. French.
This booklet deals with the functioning of the Mandate Government during the 1936 riots, Arab nationalism, involvement of the Communist Party in the riots, immigration of Jews to Eretz Israel, and more. 103pp, 21cm. Good condition. Tears to spine and back cover, stains.

Glass ashtray with an illustration of "Shalom 1" airplane, a photograph of Abie Nathan and the inscription "Abie Nathan makes history as a peace activist. In his courageous flight…to Egypt…"; Pins "Abie Nathan, Mayor with a Heart", "Abie's Angels", "25th Anniversary Shalom 1" and "We shall not forget, November 4 1995" [assassination of Yitzchak Rabin]; two Abie Nathan calling cards; Magnetic card "Abie, for friends only, Gan Ha'ir Rooftop". Lot of 8 items, various sizes and conditions.

23 "Shalom Achshav" [Peace Now] posters. 1980s-1990s.
The Shalom Achshav peace movement was founded in 1978 during the peace talks with Egypt. During the first Lebanon War (1982) the movement organized the largest demonstration ever held in Israel, when around 400,000 people (out of a population of 5.5 million) demonstrated in Tel Aviv to end the war.
The lot includes posters published during the Lebanon War, posters commemorating to the first and second anniversary of the assassination of Emil Grunzweig, invitations to demonstrations and various political slogans, amongst them "Separate into Two States", "Save Peace", "The Majority Wants Peace", "Soldiers recruited in 1998 do not want to die in the next war", "Now – Sit and Talk", and more. Sizes and conditions vary. One poster of the "Geneva Accord".