Passover Haggadah. [Givat Brenner], [1936].
Kibbutz Givat Brenner was established in 1928, the first Haggadah was printed in 1935; presented here is the second Haggadah printed in the Kibbutz.
An interesting and rich Haggadah, with unique illustrations. Texts about the Hassidic immigration, songs of Halutzim of the first to the fifth Aliya, and texts about the establishment of Givat Brenner. At the end: "…the Arabs call this place Qualat El Abyad, the White Fortress, but we call it Givat Brenner from now on and forever". Illustrations on the cover are colored by hand. [26] leaves, 25.5 cm. Good condition. Minor damages at margin of leaves and cover.

Passover Haggadah. Yagur, [1944].
Nontraditional Haggadah, with illustrations. [1]. 16 [1] pp, 22.5 cm. Good condition. Minor tears to cover, stains.

Passover Haggadah. Eilon, [1946].
Nontraditional Haggadah, with illustrations. Interesting texts concerning the holocaust including essays about Mauthausen camp, Passover in the Ghetto in 1943, Passover of 1944 with Partisans in the forest and about the activity of the Jewish Brigade in Europe. [34] leaves, 15.5X21 cm. Good condition. Minor stains and damages. Tears and creases to cover.

1. Passover Haggadah for Chulata's Children. [1940s]. Illustrations colored by hand. [12] pp, 20 cm. Good condition.
2. Passover Haggadah. Chulata, [1946]. Nontraditional Haggadah, with illustrations. 28 pp, 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains to leaves. Cover detached, one third of back cover is missing.

Texts and songs for Passover, handwritten and typewritten. [Italy,
mid 1940s].
1. "Slaves we were – modern version", handwritten song relating to
WW II and the leaders of the fighting powers.
2. "One who knows ", two typewritten drafts. New version of the Passover Haggadah song with references to a Jewish Brigade company. "Twelve who knows?...twelve months of our company, birthday, we hope to celebrate next year in our homeland".
3. Handwritten text concerning the writing of a new version of the Passover Haggadah. "…the reason was the anti-Semitic decrees which forced Jews to get only a small quantity of Matzah for the holiday…H. Polsky felt that this was an opportunity to open a new factory…the aim of it being "Justice and Balance". Shorten the Haggadah according to the number of calories in a Matzah…first of all delete all non-Jewish passages and even delete the passage that does not add honor – "We were slaves". However some Histadrut institutes opposed to this suggestion. They claimed that the Exodus from Egypt has to be remembered".
Total of 9 leaves. Various sizes and condition.