Memoranda, Submitted by the "Ihud" Organisation to the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry. [Eretz Israel, 1946].
Memoranda issued by "Ihud" organization; submitted to the Anglo-American committee for Eretz Israel. The memoranda include information about the situation of the Jewish Yishuv in Israel and the relations between Jews and Arabs. A folder contains the memoranda and petitions submitted to the committee by Y.L. Magnes, Martin Buber and Moshe Smilansky. All typewritten and stenciled. [40] leaves, printed folder 35.5 cm. Good condition. Tears and creases at borders of folder.

Brit HaChashmona'im. Published by the Headquarters of Brit HaChashmona'im in Eretz Israel. Jerusalem, 1942.
Booklet, typewritten and stenciled. Contains the movement regulations, its emblem, greeting, anthem, members' duties, special dates, etc. The movement was active during the years 1937-1949 as a religious-Zionist youth movement. In addition to its educational activities the movement served as a source of operational manpower for Etzel, Lechi and later even the Haganah operations. [1], 11 pp, 20.5 cm. Good condition. Minor foxing-marks. Bound in a cardboard cover for preservation, with a printed label on the front (cover in fair condition).

Photograph album from the estate of Shlomo Lev-Ami (Levi), a senior member of Etzel's command, "Etzel's Head of Staff", [1940s].
In the beginning of 1945, Lev Ami was handed over to the British and exiled to Africa where he took part in the large escape of 45 exiles from the internment camp in Eritrea, but was caught after three months and sent back to the camp. Lev Ami returned to Eretz Israel with the last of the exiles from Kenya on July 12, 1948. The album contains 75 photographs, mostly family photographs, and 19 loose photographs. Approximately 30 photographs were taken in the internment camps in Kenya and Eritrea, which document various events of camp life: Chanukkah party, plays, photograph with people that visited the camp, etc.
The photographs are placed in a fancy album made of thick leather and a wooden plate with an etched illustration portraying the battle to conquer Jaffa in April 1948 by soldiers waving a flag with the Etzel symbol - "Just so". Possibly, the wooden plate was made in one of the detention camps where Lev-Ami stayed. Shlomo Lev-Ami's brother, Yosef, was the most senior commander of Etzel, and fell in the battle to conquer Jaffa. Total of more than 90 photographs, average size 9x6.5 cm, album 23.5x14 cm. Good condition.

Informative circular. Published by the publicity department of Cherut movement (founded by Etzel). Tel Aviv, late August, 1948.
"Circulars" no. 14, 15, 16, 17; August 29-31, 1948, regarding the following subjects: "Journalistsג€™ meeting on behalf of Cherut movement with the five Beit Shean detainees", "the five Beit Shean detaineesג€¦tell about what they went through since they were arrestedג€¦until the day they were released unconditionally", "Speech by Mr. Menachem Beginג€¦in Petach Tikva", "System of holding hostages in Israel. A mother is held hostage for her son". [4] leaves, size varies, fair-good condition.

Brit Shalom was a movement established in 1925 by a group of Jewish intellectuals, aiming at achieving co-existence between Jews and Arabs, through yielding the right to establish a national home for the Jews in Eretz Israel, as stated in the Balfour Declaration. Amongst the members and supporters were Arthur Ruppin, Martin Buber, Shmuel Hugo Bergman, Gershom Shalom, Ernst Simon, Henreitta Szold, Yehudah Leib Magnes and others:
1. Memorandum by the Brit Shalom Society on an Arab Policy for the Jewish Agency. Jerusalem, January 1930. Good condition. Creases.
2. Jewish-Arab Affairs, occasional papers published by the Brit-Shalom Society. Jerusalem, June 1931. Good condition. Torn cover, partially detached.