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![Souvenir postcard of the Beilis Trial. [Russia, c. 1913].
In the center appears a photo of Menahem Mendel Beilis, surrounded](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/332.jpg "Beilis Trial – Souvenir Postcard")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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Souvenir postcard of the Beilis Trial. [Russia, c. 1913].
In the center appears a photo of Menahem Mendel Beilis, surrounded by photos of other figures related to the affair. Menachem Mendel Beilis was accused of murdering a Ukrainian Christian child named Andrei Yushichinsky in April 1911 to use his blood for preparing Passover Matzot. Beilis was imprisoned by false testimony and his trial began in September 1913. On the background of "the murder" and the trial, an incitement campaign was organized against the Jews. After three years of imprisonment, Beilis was acquitted. In 1917, after the revolution, a committee of inquiry was established to investigate the case. Its findings proved that the government knew the true circumstances and staged the trial for anti-Semitic reasons. Good condition. Staining.
In the center appears a photo of Menahem Mendel Beilis, surrounded by photos of other figures related to the affair. Menachem Mendel Beilis was accused of murdering a Ukrainian Christian child named Andrei Yushichinsky in April 1911 to use his blood for preparing Passover Matzot. Beilis was imprisoned by false testimony and his trial began in September 1913. On the background of "the murder" and the trial, an incitement campaign was organized against the Jews. After three years of imprisonment, Beilis was acquitted. In 1917, after the revolution, a committee of inquiry was established to investigate the case. Its findings proved that the government knew the true circumstances and staged the trial for anti-Semitic reasons. Good condition. Staining.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $500
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Aussprüche berühmter Männer über die Juden und ihre Bestrebungen gegen andere Völker und Rassen. [Germany, early 20th cen.].
40 Stamps with citations concerning the Jews and their relation to other nations and races. Stamps like these were attached to postcards during the first decades of the 20th cen. It is rare to find a complete sheet of stamps, including the title. The borders are pasted to a folded Bristol sheet, 24.5 cm, good condition.
40 Stamps with citations concerning the Jews and their relation to other nations and races. Stamps like these were attached to postcards during the first decades of the 20th cen. It is rare to find a complete sheet of stamps, including the title. The borders are pasted to a folded Bristol sheet, 24.5 cm, good condition.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $300
Sold for: $375
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Correspondence between the Christian businessman Paul Niedensu and
Friedrich Bernhard Sander, a Jewish business owner in the city of Gera, Germany, 1934. German.
The letters state that the Jewish "firm" is looking for a traveling agent and a representative who will negotiate with Christian customers in Silesia (Poland), in view of the complicated economic relations between Arians and Jews. In the correspondence Niedensu raises various anti-Semitic accusations against Danser, in particular his being a dishonest merchant and threatens Sander that his conduct will be brought to the knowledge of the anti-Semitic newspaper Der Stürmer. Lot of c. 35 letters. Sizes and conditions vary.
Friedrich Bernhard Sander, a Jewish business owner in the city of Gera, Germany, 1934. German.
The letters state that the Jewish "firm" is looking for a traveling agent and a representative who will negotiate with Christian customers in Silesia (Poland), in view of the complicated economic relations between Arians and Jews. In the correspondence Niedensu raises various anti-Semitic accusations against Danser, in particular his being a dishonest merchant and threatens Sander that his conduct will be brought to the knowledge of the anti-Semitic newspaper Der Stürmer. Lot of c. 35 letters. Sizes and conditions vary.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $250
Sold for: $350
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Three anti-Semitic publications printed in Paris in the early 1940s, accompanied by caricatures with Jewish figures:
1. Un bon Français… Paris: G. Mazeyrie, [1941?]
2. Ragots, Bobards et Racontars, illustrations by Jean Chaperon. Paris, [1940?].
3. Francais! Evitez le juif… [Paris], [1940s].
Average size 13.5 cm. Good condition.
1. Un bon Français… Paris: G. Mazeyrie, [1941?]
2. Ragots, Bobards et Racontars, illustrations by Jean Chaperon. Paris, [1940?].
3. Francais! Evitez le juif… [Paris], [1940s].
Average size 13.5 cm. Good condition.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $200
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1. A Message to Tradesmen, the Jewish Stranlehold. London: Angels News Service, ca. 1939. Leaflet issued by the Imperial Fascist League concerning the influence of Jews on trade. Single leaf printed on both sides, 21 cm. Good condition.
2. The Aberdeen Jew, by Allen Junior. Illustrations by Gregor McGregor. London, 1927. 3rd edition. English.
Booklet with jokes about a Jew living in Aberdeen (called "the Granite City, in Scotland). It is said, that people believe that there are no Jews in Aberdeen at all, but in fact there is a Jew by the name of Isaac Levi, who sometimes presents himself as Donald McSforn and wears a Scotish kilt. This Levi was arrested in the past by the police, and is under its supervision. The text continues in a humoristic style, that Levi tells many stories against his own people, alike other Jews, and that this booklet brings these stories. 36 pp, 22 cm. Good condition. Last page is partly detached.
2. The Aberdeen Jew, by Allen Junior. Illustrations by Gregor McGregor. London, 1927. 3rd edition. English.
Booklet with jokes about a Jew living in Aberdeen (called "the Granite City, in Scotland). It is said, that people believe that there are no Jews in Aberdeen at all, but in fact there is a Jew by the name of Isaac Levi, who sometimes presents himself as Donald McSforn and wears a Scotish kilt. This Levi was arrested in the past by the police, and is under its supervision. The text continues in a humoristic style, that Levi tells many stories against his own people, alike other Jews, and that this booklet brings these stories. 36 pp, 22 cm. Good condition. Last page is partly detached.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $500
Sold for: $625
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Five documents concerning Jewish Musicians who left Germany in the 1930s:
1. Letter from the Reichsmusikkammer to the Jewish-German composer Max Wolf. Berlin, March 31, 1937.
2-3. Two handwritten letters from the opera singer Alexander Kipnis, 1891-1978, addressed to Max Wolf in London, 1938.
4. Program of the Synagogengemeinde concert in Duesseldorf, 1935, with the participation of Alexander Kipnis and hand signed by him.
5. Program of a concert in Bahia Blanca, Argentina, 1939, with the participation of the Jewish-American violinist, native of Ukraine, Misha Elman (1891-1967). Handsigned by Elman.
6. Program of a musical event in Westendsynagoge in Frankfurt am Main, April, 1934, and a poster announcing the event.
7. Official envelope of Dipl.-Ing. Simon Wiesenthal in Linz-Donau, Austria. Sent to Mr. Ernesto Klinger in Buenos Aires, April 1953. A year later the Center for Jewish Documentation established by Wiesenthal in Linz- was closed.
Various sizes and conditions.
1. Letter from the Reichsmusikkammer to the Jewish-German composer Max Wolf. Berlin, March 31, 1937.
2-3. Two handwritten letters from the opera singer Alexander Kipnis, 1891-1978, addressed to Max Wolf in London, 1938.
4. Program of the Synagogengemeinde concert in Duesseldorf, 1935, with the participation of Alexander Kipnis and hand signed by him.
5. Program of a concert in Bahia Blanca, Argentina, 1939, with the participation of the Jewish-American violinist, native of Ukraine, Misha Elman (1891-1967). Handsigned by Elman.
6. Program of a musical event in Westendsynagoge in Frankfurt am Main, April, 1934, and a poster announcing the event.
7. Official envelope of Dipl.-Ing. Simon Wiesenthal in Linz-Donau, Austria. Sent to Mr. Ernesto Klinger in Buenos Aires, April 1953. A year later the Center for Jewish Documentation established by Wiesenthal in Linz- was closed.
Various sizes and conditions.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $800
Sold for: $1,125
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18 documents - Gertrude and Artur Wolff. Breslau and Shanghai, 1930s-40s. German and English.
The documents tell how the Wolff couple left Germany after the rise of the Nazi regime and arrived in Shanghai, China, as refugees. Gertrude Wolff was integrated into the Jewish Community and became chairwoman of the women's organization in the Shanghai Jewish Community. Among the documents: a character reference issued by the police in the name of Artur Wolff, Breslau, July 1943; two member-cards of Judischer Kulturbud in Breslau in the name of Gertrude Wolff; an official certificate issued by "Directory of Jewish Refugees" in Shanghai, in the name of Artur Wolff, March 1940; A "Tree Donation" certificate issued by JNF in the name of Gertrude Wolff, Shanghai, 1947; Letters from the following: Chewra Kadischa for Immigrants, WIZO – Shanghai Branch, and other organizations. Lot of 19 documents (several appear twice), sizes and conditions vary.
The documents tell how the Wolff couple left Germany after the rise of the Nazi regime and arrived in Shanghai, China, as refugees. Gertrude Wolff was integrated into the Jewish Community and became chairwoman of the women's organization in the Shanghai Jewish Community. Among the documents: a character reference issued by the police in the name of Artur Wolff, Breslau, July 1943; two member-cards of Judischer Kulturbud in Breslau in the name of Gertrude Wolff; an official certificate issued by "Directory of Jewish Refugees" in Shanghai, in the name of Artur Wolff, March 1940; A "Tree Donation" certificate issued by JNF in the name of Gertrude Wolff, Shanghai, 1947; Letters from the following: Chewra Kadischa for Immigrants, WIZO – Shanghai Branch, and other organizations. Lot of 19 documents (several appear twice), sizes and conditions vary.
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![Jüdisches Nachrichtenblatt [Jewish News]. Berlin-Vienna, 1941. German. Issues no. 17, 18, 19, 37, 38, 63, 72.
The newspa](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/339.jpg "Seven Issues of a Jewish Newspaper from Vienna, 1941")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
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Jüdisches Nachrichtenblatt [Jewish News]. Berlin-Vienna, 1941. German. Issues no. 17, 18, 19, 37, 38, 63, 72.
The newspaper, published concurrently in Berlin, Vienna and Prague under the supervision of the Gestapo, served as a mouthpiece for posting orders and notices issued by the Nazi Party. This is the Viennese edition. Printed only on one side of the leaves. [1-4] leaves each, 47 cm. Good condition. Several stains and creases.
The newspaper, published concurrently in Berlin, Vienna and Prague under the supervision of the Gestapo, served as a mouthpiece for posting orders and notices issued by the Nazi Party. This is the Viennese edition. Printed only on one side of the leaves. [1-4] leaves each, 47 cm. Good condition. Several stains and creases.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $200
Sold for: $350
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Single leaf, special announcement issued by the paper of the Amsterdam Jewish community, Het Joodsche Weekblad. Amsterdam, July 14, 1942. Dutch.
A special announcement stating "Today 700 Jews were arrested in Amsterdam" and that Jews are being deported from Amsterdam to concentration and labor camps in Germany. Holland was occupied in May 1940; in 1941 severe restrictions were imposed on the Jews and they were gathered in Amsterdam; in 1942 Jews have been deported to concentration and extermination camps. [1] leaf, 20.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Tears.
A special announcement stating "Today 700 Jews were arrested in Amsterdam" and that Jews are being deported from Amsterdam to concentration and labor camps in Germany. Holland was occupied in May 1940; in 1941 severe restrictions were imposed on the Jews and they were gathered in Amsterdam; in 1942 Jews have been deported to concentration and extermination camps. [1] leaf, 20.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Tears.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $150
Sold for: $275
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A Ten-Mark coin, minted by the Ghetto Lodz Judenrat for use by the Ghetto inhabitants. Lodz, 1943.
Cast aluminum. On one side "Der Aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt" and on the reverse an illustration of a Magen David and the inscription "Getto 1943". Diameter: 3 cm. Fair-good condition. The coin was examined and approved as authentic.
Cast aluminum. On one side "Der Aelteste der Juden in Litzmannstadt" and on the reverse an illustration of a Magen David and the inscription "Getto 1943". Diameter: 3 cm. Fair-good condition. The coin was examined and approved as authentic.
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Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 12, 2012
Opening: $250
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1. Oyshtelung, verk fun yidishe kinstler-plastiker kdoshim umgekumene in der tsayt fun der daytcher okupatsye 1939-1945. Warsaw, April-May 1948. Catalogue of an exhibition of works by Jewish Artists who were murdered during the Nazi occupation, with a list of the 105 works exhibited and reproductions of 11 works. Works by more than 50 artists have been exhibited in this exhibition . 8, [8], 8 pp, 20.5 cm. Good condition. Tears and stains.
2. Yidishe gezelshaft tsu fershpraytn kunst, oyshtelung, opgeratvete kunst-verk fun yidishe kinstler. Warsaw, [late 1940s?]. Yiddish and Polish. Catalogue of works by Jewish Artists on behalf of the Jewish Society for Spreading Art. List of the 62 works exhibited, with four reproductions. Amongst the artists: Shmuel Hirshenberg, Adam Harshaft, William Wachtel, Bruno Shultz, Marc Schwartz, and other artists. [2], 16, [2] pp, 16.5 cm. Good condition.
2. Yidishe gezelshaft tsu fershpraytn kunst, oyshtelung, opgeratvete kunst-verk fun yidishe kinstler. Warsaw, [late 1940s?]. Yiddish and Polish. Catalogue of works by Jewish Artists on behalf of the Jewish Society for Spreading Art. List of the 62 works exhibited, with four reproductions. Amongst the artists: Shmuel Hirshenberg, Adam Harshaft, William Wachtel, Bruno Shultz, Marc Schwartz, and other artists. [2], 16, [2] pp, 16.5 cm. Good condition.
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![Fervagelte yidn – dartsaylungen [the wandering Jew – a tale], by Jacob Hirsch Fishman. Shanghai, 1948. Yiddish.
Dedicated to](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale24-public/343.jpg "The Wandering Jew – Shangahi, 1948 – Author's Dedication")
Auction 24 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Fervagelte yidn – dartsaylungen [the wandering Jew – a tale], by Jacob Hirsch Fishman. Shanghai, 1948. Yiddish.
Dedicated to the memory of the writer's wife and daughter who were murdered by the Germans in Poland. On the title page - a handwritten dedication by the author. 66 pp, [blank leaf, 2 additional leaves], 19 cm. Good condition. Library ink-stamp and a sticker on the spine. Rare. Only a few Hebrew and Yiddish books from Shanghai from 1948 appear in bibliography lists since most Jews, holocaust refugees, left Shanghai in 1946-1947.
Dedicated to the memory of the writer's wife and daughter who were murdered by the Germans in Poland. On the title page - a handwritten dedication by the author. 66 pp, [blank leaf, 2 additional leaves], 19 cm. Good condition. Library ink-stamp and a sticker on the spine. Rare. Only a few Hebrew and Yiddish books from Shanghai from 1948 appear in bibliography lists since most Jews, holocaust refugees, left Shanghai in 1946-1947.
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