"Remember what Amalek did to you!" Poster printed by the Central Historical Commission. Munich, [probably 1948].
A poster with a remarkable painting by Pinchas Shuldenrein, portraying how the Jewish people was persecuted throughout history and the books that were written on the subject: slavery in Egypt and the Passover Haggadah; destruction of the Temple and the Book of Lamentations; the decrees of 1648 and 1649 and the book "Yeven Metzula"; the expulsion from Spain and the book" Emek HaBacha". The historical occurrences link the hands of a clock. Below appears a drawing of a skeleton pointing at the symbolic figure "6000000", a feather (for writing) and a command: "zamlt un fartsaykhnt" – gather and record – referring to the role of the historical commission regarding documenting Jewish history during the holocaust. For additional information about Pinchas Shuldenrein see "Kedem" catalog no. 21, item 512. 60X42 cm. Fair-good condition. Minor stains and tears. The poster is cut in the center and presented as two different parts.

1-4. Photos documenting the operation of "She'erit HaPleita" Sports Society in Germany. Landsberg, 1946-1947. Stamped with the society's ink-stamp, annotated and dated on the reverse. Size varies, good condition.
5. Photo of Hirsch Dylewski, boxing competition winner on behalf of "Ichud" sports society in Landsberg, 1947. 12X8 cm. Very good condition.
6. Bakantmachung [notice]. Poster announcing a seminar concerning sport, organized by Farband fun Jud. Sport Kluben un Center far Fiz. Derc. Beim C. K. organizirt in Landsberg (organization of Jewish sports clubs by the central committee in Landsberg). Printed in Munich (Anton Freitag printing press), [ca. 1947]. The poster is written in German / Yiddish in Latin letters. 33X30 cm. Fair-good condition. Folded. Tear with omission in the center of the lower part.

HaMedinah, journal of the national movement in Germany, far der She'erit HaPleita / unzer velt; natsyonale vokhenshrift far der She'erit HaPleita. Munich, 1946-1948. Yiddish.
Two volumes with about one hundred issues (not thoroughly examined, it is possible that several issues are missing):
-Volume I: 1st and 2nd year, issues 1-50 (9-39;1-20), issues 1-5 printed under the title "HaMedinah".
- Volume II: 2nd and 3rd years, issues 51-100 (21-52; 1-18).
On the last page of the issues appears the writing "Unzer Welt is a publication of the Jewish Displaced Persons Camps (Ex-Political prisoners) of Bavaria". Attached are three leaves with a handwritten draft of a story, "Abrasha returns to his people" telling the story of the boy Abrasha who grew up in a Kolkhoz in the Soviet Union. On the bindings: the emblem of the journal and the number of copies, 1-50, 51-100. Two volumes 47.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Torn bindings, loose, stained issues. Creases and tears at borders of leaves.

1. "Nitzotz", journal of the United Zionist Organization of "She'erit HaPleita" in Germany and the leadership of "No'ar Halutzi Meuchad ("Nocham"). Munich, 1946. Issue no. 14 (59) of the 6th year.
2. "Nitzanim", journal for young Olim. Published by the Jewish Agency Office for Children and Youngsters. Munich, 1948. Issue no. 11.
3. "Netzach Israel", monatlikhe oysgabe fun vaad hahatsala far sheerit hapleita in galut daitschland [monthly journal of the relief commission of "She'erit HaPleita" in the German Exile]. Issued by the relief Commission, Munich 1948. Hebrew and Yiddish. 1st issue concerning education.
Various sizes and conditions.

Oyfgang, khodesh dzurnal aroysgegeben durkh der yugnt aptaylung baym C.K. fun di yidn in poyln. Warsaw, 1947-1952. Yiddish.
Journal issued by the youth department of the Central Committee of Polish Jews (central komitet fun di yidn in poyln), with photos and illustrations. Six non-consecutive issues: issue 3,4, one unnumbered issue and issue no. 9, of the years 1947-1948; issues 5-6 (38-39), 7-8 (40-41) and 34 (44-45) of the years 1951-1952 (double issues). Title pages with impressive illustrations in color. Fair condition, tears and damages, damages to text (restored). Bound in a volume, 36 cm.