1. Der Ewige Jude, Ein Dokumentarfilm ֳ¼ber das Weltjudentum [The Eternal Jew - A Documentary about World Jewry]. Berlin, 1939. Issue no. 651 of "Das Programm von Heute" dedicated to the anti-Semitic propaganda film "The Eternal Jew" directed by Fritz Hippler. Includes general information about and images from the film. [6] pp, folded, 23 cm. Good condition. Slight tears and creases.
2. Die Rothschilds Aktien auf Waterloo [The Rothschilds' Shares and their Profits from the Waterloo battle]. Berlin, [ca.1940]. Issue of "Illustrierter Film-Kurier" dedicated to the anti-Semitic feature film "The Rothschilds" directed by Erich Waschneck -The film is anti-Semitic as well as anti British and used the historic background of the Napoleonic War to present the cunning nature of the Rothschild family of bankers. [8] pp, 29.5 cm. Good condition. Tears at borders.

Advertisement by "Das Neue Film-Programm," dedicated to the film " Eichmann und das Dritte Reich " [ Eichman and the Third Reich] directed by Erwin Leiser. Germany, [ca. 1961]. German.
Leiser (1923-1996) - journalist, Jewish actor and director, escaped from Berlin to Sweden in 1938. He also directed the film "Mein Kampf". [4] pp, 26.5 cm. Good condition. Minor creases at borders.

Monatsschrift fֳ¼r Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums [Monthly Journal for Jewish History and Studies]. Germany, 1930s. German.
Twenty-four documents from the editorial staff of this periodical, which was printed (irregularly) for 83 years (1851-1939) and was one of the most prominent periodicals in the Jewish world. The documents presented here are from its last years, when the editor was Isaac Heinman (until 1938), and from its final year, when the Journal was edited by Dr. Leo Beck, until its closure by the Nazi government. The collection contains printed postcards sent to subscribers, catalogues and announcements regarding the publication of books (the writings of Moses Mendelssohn), a regulations booklet, printed leaflets and single sheets, annual reports, Probebogen - a promotional booklet informing about the publication of a scientific edition of Tractate Brachot, and more. Size varies, good to very good condition.

Mishna Arucha. Amsterdam, October 1939.
"Mishnah, vowelized, translated into Dutch, with commentaries by Shimon Hemelburg". Part II, Seder Mo'ed. Printed in pamphlets format. Upon the outbreak of World War II, printing of the edition was ceased and eventually only the second part was published. In 1990 two additional parts were printed, published by NIK - Nederlands- Israelietisch Kerkgenootschap - Jewish Community in Amsterdam (also translated into Dutch with commentary by Hemelburg).
Margins bear glosses in pencil, in Hebrew and Dutch. Includes two printed leaves in Dutch regarding subscribersג€™ payments, February and April 1938. Very good condition, not bound, contained in dismantled cardboard case.

Bilder Ausstellung [Pictures Exhibition], [Zvi] Hirsch Szylis. Munich, April 1950. Yiddish and German.
Exhibition catalogue - paintings by the artist Zvi Hirsch Szylis (1909-1987). 32 of his oeuvres were exhibited. Black and white reproductions of six paintings (mainly of Lodz ghetto) appear in the catalogue. A handwritten inscription was later added to some of them: "Burnt". [16] pp, 20.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains. Leaves partly detached.