Emigracya do Ameryki Album / Auswanderung nach Amerika Album, nach Aquarellen von J. Kruszewski [Immigration to America Album]. Illustrations by J. Kruszewski. Krakow: Fr. Ryszarda Wernera, [19th century].
Eight plates with illustrations in color, lithographic printing, describing the mass immigration to America in the 19th century. The illustrations refer to the immigration attempts by citizens of Poland and Eastern Europe and describe them in a humorous manner. The Polish are sometimes presented in a ridiculous light, and the Jews appear with long side-locks and large noses. Each of the plates is annotated in Polish, German and Hungarian. The plates are in the original paper envelope. Rare and bibliographically unknown, no additional copies located. 49x32 cm. Plates in good condition, minor tears at borders. Tears to envelope.

1. Proceedings of the Third Annual Convention of the Federation of American Zionists, Publications of the Federation of American Zionists No. 9. New York, August 1900.
2. Sixth Zionist Congress in Basel, August 23rd-28th, 1903, Report of Dr. Harry Friedenwald (Delegate from Baltimore). Reprinted from Jewish Comment by the Propaganda Council of the United Zionists of Baltimore, 1903.
3. Zionism - Its History and its Aims, by Dr. Max Nordau. Translated by Israel Cohen. Federation of American Zionists, New York, 1905.
4. Souvenir Programme, Seventh Annual Convention of The Federation of American Zionists. Cleveland, Ohio, June 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 1904, booklet with photographs. An illustration by E.M. Lilien on the cover.
5. Souvenir Program, Eighth Annual Convention of the Order Knights of Zion at St. Louis, Mo. December 30th, 21st and January 1st, 1905-1906. Booklet with photographs.
6. Souvenir Programme, Ninth Annual Convention of the Federation of American Zionists. New York, June 29-30, July 1-2-3-4, 1906. Booklet with photographs of the participants, pasted by hand.
7. The Zionist Outlook, Address Delivered at the Eighth Zionist Congress, The Hague, August 14, 1907 by Dr. Max Nordau (translated from the German). Federation of American Zionists. New York, 1907.
8. Pinsker and his Brochure, by Asher Ginzburg (Ahad HaAm). Translated from the Hebrew by Henrietta Szold. Federation of American Zionists, New York, 1911.
9. Several newspaper cuttings from the USA, early 20th century. Pasted and stored in a Bristol envelope.
Various sizes and conditions.

1. I arraign Russia before the bar of civilization for great crimes against a common humanity - Speech of Congressman Wm. Sulzer in the House of Representatives. Washington, [1903?]. English and Yiddish. A sharp speech calling Russia to take responsibility for the destiny of its Jewish citizens. 9, 7 pp, 16 cm. Very good condition.
2. The Jews of Romania and the Treaty of Berlin - Speech of Hon. Walter M. Chandler of New-York in the House of Representatives. Washington, 1913. English. Speech about the contribution of the Jews to the world and the way they are treated in Romania. 32 pp, 24.5 cm. Good condition. Minor creases.

1-4. Four Revisionist publications edited by Samuel Medwed: Eretz Israel Bulletin, first issue, New York, 1938; Unser Kampf far Gans Eretz Israel [Our Struggle for Greater Israel], New York, 1938; Di Yidishe Meluche, Tsionistish Revolutzsionisher Djurnal, first issue, New York, 1940; Algemayne Nayes un Eretz Israel Bulletin (supplement to the paper Di Yidishe Meluche), first issue, New York, 1943.
5-11. Der Entfer [The Answer], a newspaper devoted to the problems of the Jewish Nation due to WW2. Weekly publication issued by The American Friends of a Jewish Palestine. New York, January-April 1941. Issues 1-6 (Yiddish) + Issue 6 (English). Typewritten and stenciled. No further Yiddish issues were printed.
12-14. Rak Kach. Three leaflets typewritten and stenciled. The response of Etzel leadership to various events. ""BeGalut Britannia", England, 1948. Two publications are transcripts of "Kol Zion HaLochemet" radio broadcasts.
Size varies. Fair-good to very good condition.