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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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Two Letters Sent to first UN Secretary General Trygve Halvdan Lie from Eschwege Displaced Persons camp (close to Kessel) and from another camp in the Kessel area in Germany, 1947.
The senders of the letters are requesting to leave the displaced persons camps and make Aliya to Eretz Israel. “21 months after the victory I still am in a camp"; "I request: take me away from the camp, let me join my brothers and sisters in Palestine, give me the possibility to begin a peaceable and normal life in my own country”. Forms 30.5 cm. Good condition. Folded in original postal envelopes
The senders of the letters are requesting to leave the displaced persons camps and make Aliya to Eretz Israel. “21 months after the victory I still am in a camp"; "I request: take me away from the camp, let me join my brothers and sisters in Palestine, give me the possibility to begin a peaceable and normal life in my own country”. Forms 30.5 cm. Good condition. Folded in original postal envelopes
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $200
Sold for: $313
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Passover Haggadah –" Haggada; berattelse om Israels uttag ur Egypten... Oversattning med musikbilaga av Felix Saul". Stockholm, 1945. Hebrew and Swedish.
Passover Haggadah, printed for Holocaust survivors who arrived in Sweden soon after the Holocaust. Hebrew text with translation into Swedish, column facing column. Instructions for the Seder are in Swedish only. With illustrations by Stanislaus Bender. At the end appear some musical notes for liturgical poems. Otzar 3987. 71pp, 22.5 cm. Very good condition. Minor damage to binding.
Passover Haggadah, printed for Holocaust survivors who arrived in Sweden soon after the Holocaust. Hebrew text with translation into Swedish, column facing column. Instructions for the Seder are in Swedish only. With illustrations by Stanislaus Bender. At the end appear some musical notes for liturgical poems. Otzar 3987. 71pp, 22.5 cm. Very good condition. Minor damage to binding.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
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Passover Haggadah - Erzählung von dem Auszuge Israels aus Aegypten... / nach W. Heidenheim neu übers. von Selig Bamberger; mit zehn Bildern... von Stanislaus Bende. Frankfurt am Main (Redelheim). 1938 [Zurich?1944].
Passover Haggadah, Hebrew and German, column facing column. In a stereotype printing of a 1938 Haggadah, printed in 1944 for Jewish refugees in Switzerland, as stated on the page following the title page:" Den juedischen Fluechtlingen in der Schweiz zur Feier des פסח Festes im Jahre 5704, uberreicht vom Schweizerischen Israelitischen Gemeindebund. Otzar 3941, Ben Menachem B 81. Ink stamp of R' Israel Meir Levinger, ex-rabbi of the Basel Orthodox Community. 64 pp, 20.5 cm. Good condition. Minor damage to paper cover.
Passover Haggadah, Hebrew and German, column facing column. In a stereotype printing of a 1938 Haggadah, printed in 1944 for Jewish refugees in Switzerland, as stated on the page following the title page:" Den juedischen Fluechtlingen in der Schweiz zur Feier des פסח Festes im Jahre 5704, uberreicht vom Schweizerischen Israelitischen Gemeindebund. Otzar 3941, Ben Menachem B 81. Ink stamp of R' Israel Meir Levinger, ex-rabbi of the Basel Orthodox Community. 64 pp, 20.5 cm. Good condition. Minor damage to paper cover.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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*Passover Haggadah. Published by Sh'erit HaPlaita Camp Fernwald, [ca.1946]. Illustrated cardboard cover. (Yaari 2636;Otzar 4018). Fair-poor condition. *Passover Haggadah, with Derech Haim and Nehora Shalem commentary by…R' Ya'akov [Lorverboim] of Lissa. Gift from Va'ad HaHatzala to She'erit HaPlaeita. Printed by the publishing committee of Va'ad HaHatzala, R' Naftali Baruch, R' Aviezer Burstein. Munich, 1948. (Yaari 2361; Otzar 4092). Fair-good condition. Cover somewhat torn and detached. *Scroll of Esther/ Das Buch Esther. Mit Vorwort, Illustrationen und deutsch-franzoesischen Anmerkungen. Published by Kommission für jüdische kulturelle und soziale Arbeit in der Schweiz,, Basel, 1945. Hebrew, German and French. Introduction in German, scroll in Hebrew. Good condition.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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"Mishne Torah". Munich: Sinai, 1947.
"Mishne Torah" by Rambam, "Sefer HaMada". Printed for "She'erit HaPlaeita" in Munich. Special edition of one thousand numbered copies. Presented here is copy no. 200.
The book opens with an introduction by the publisher, Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Zemba: "More than once hell opened its mouth to swallow me and only through a miracle did I survive…". The book ends with a "Yizkor" passage followed by a colophon. [6], 123, [4] pp, 15 cm. Good condition, minor creases to borders of leaves. Damages to binding.
"Mishne Torah" by Rambam, "Sefer HaMada". Printed for "She'erit HaPlaeita" in Munich. Special edition of one thousand numbered copies. Presented here is copy no. 200.
The book opens with an introduction by the publisher, Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Zemba: "More than once hell opened its mouth to swallow me and only through a miracle did I survive…". The book ends with a "Yizkor" passage followed by a colophon. [6], 123, [4] pp, 15 cm. Good condition, minor creases to borders of leaves. Damages to binding.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
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LeEzrat HaAm, mededeelingenblad voor de Joden in het bevrijde Nederlandsche gebied [For The People – Gazette for Jews in the Liberated Dutch Zone]. Eindhoven-Amsterdam, 1945. Dutch (several Hebrew titles).
The first Jewish magazine published in Holland after the war. Includes essays about matters of the day, a section for children, and news from Eretz Israel, the Diaspora, and the Jewish communities in Holland. This lot includes fifteen issues (numbers 3, 4, 6-17, 20-21, 24-25; 2 copies of issue 11) printed in Eindhoven and then in Amsterdam. The periodical was published from January to October 1945 only; present here are the majority of the issues published.
Fair condition. Dry and fragile paper, tears and some staining.
The first Jewish magazine published in Holland after the war. Includes essays about matters of the day, a section for children, and news from Eretz Israel, the Diaspora, and the Jewish communities in Holland. This lot includes fifteen issues (numbers 3, 4, 6-17, 20-21, 24-25; 2 copies of issue 11) printed in Eindhoven and then in Amsterdam. The periodical was published from January to October 1945 only; present here are the majority of the issues published.
Fair condition. Dry and fragile paper, tears and some staining.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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Sold for: $875
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1. Songs for children in the Diaspora, gift from Jewish soldiers. Published by the bi-weekly "HaChayal HaIvri" [for transportation unit 178], [Italy], [1944]. Illustrations colored by hand. Back cover missing.
2. Pair of shoes, Yemima Tchernovitz, Joint publishing, Munich 1947. "Approved by the directorate for education and culture of She'erit HaPleita in Germany, central committee of liberated Jews in the American Zone, the Jewish Agency and the Joint". On the last page: "Printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in remote camps in Europe". Good condition. Deletions.
3. Passover Haggadah. Published by the Joint, Munich, 1947. "This edition was published with the assistance of the Joint in an hour of need for use in remote camps in Europe. Distribution and sale of this book are strictly forbidden". Yaari 2341; Otzar 4050. Cover and first and last leaves are detached.
2. Pair of shoes, Yemima Tchernovitz, Joint publishing, Munich 1947. "Approved by the directorate for education and culture of She'erit HaPleita in Germany, central committee of liberated Jews in the American Zone, the Jewish Agency and the Joint". On the last page: "Printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in remote camps in Europe". Good condition. Deletions.
3. Passover Haggadah. Published by the Joint, Munich, 1947. "This edition was published with the assistance of the Joint in an hour of need for use in remote camps in Europe. Distribution and sale of this book are strictly forbidden". Yaari 2341; Otzar 4050. Cover and first and last leaves are detached.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $300
Sold for: $575
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1. Etzion, a zamlung fun beshraybungen un artikln vegn dam oifboy un dem khurbn fun gush etzion….Ephraim Fried un Haim Benzion Schindler. Printed on behalf of the Culture and Information Dept. of "Mizrahi" and "Tnuat HaAvodah" movements in Austria; published by "Undzer tsil", Linz-Ebelsberg, 1948. Yiddish. Booklet about Gush Etzion and its downfall during the Independence War, with photos. Ink-stamps of "HaShomer HaDati" in Los Angeles.
2. Der goral fun romenishe yidn….aroysgeber: A. Spitzer, Redakter: Phöbus Schajowicz. Published by the "Federation of Romanian Jews in the US Zone of Germany", Munich, February 1948. Booklet about Romanian Jews during the Holocaust, with numerous photos. Ex-library copy in very good condition. Bibliographically unknown.
3. Veg vayser, Moshe Halpern, "Unzer velt" publishing with the assistance of Htzohar in Germany. Munich 1949. Book about prominent Jewish leaders and authors. Fine copy with author's dedication.
2. Der goral fun romenishe yidn….aroysgeber: A. Spitzer, Redakter: Phöbus Schajowicz. Published by the "Federation of Romanian Jews in the US Zone of Germany", Munich, February 1948. Booklet about Romanian Jews during the Holocaust, with numerous photos. Ex-library copy in very good condition. Bibliographically unknown.
3. Veg vayser, Moshe Halpern, "Unzer velt" publishing with the assistance of Htzohar in Germany. Munich 1949. Book about prominent Jewish leaders and authors. Fine copy with author's dedication.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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May 22, 1948 issue of the weekly German Jewish newspaper "Jüdischesgemeindeblatt für die Britische Zone" [Jewish Community Newspaper for the British Zone], printed for She'erit HaPleta Jews residing in the British Zone in Düsseldorf, Germany. German.
The cover page of the issue, devoted to the establishment of the State of Israel a few days earlier, quotes the Israeli Declaration of Independence and includes a special celebratory greeting from the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the Jewish Area in Germany (written in Bergen-Belsen on May 15, 1948).
12 pages, 47 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry, acidic paper, folded, tears along fold, scattered stains.
The cover page of the issue, devoted to the establishment of the State of Israel a few days earlier, quotes the Israeli Declaration of Independence and includes a special celebratory greeting from the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the Jewish Area in Germany (written in Bergen-Belsen on May 15, 1948).
12 pages, 47 cm. Fair-good condition. Dry, acidic paper, folded, tears along fold, scattered stains.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $400
Sold for: $500
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Pachach – movement newspaper, Partisans-Soldiers ("Chayalim")-Pioneers("Chaluzim") union in Germany. Volume with issues 1-16. Munich, 1947-1948.Yiddish.
Sixteen issues of Pachach movement (Partisans-Soldiers-Pioneers), a movement founded for uniting" She'erit HaPleita" and in particular the youth movements, and moving them to Eretz Israel. The issues contain photos and illustrations in black and white. Pachach movement newspaper in Yiddish, includes photographs, and black and white illustrations.
On the vorsatz leaf appears an ink stamp of the headquarters of Pachach in Germany and a dedication:"For the secretariat of Pachach in Israel – a gift, the headquarters of Pachach in Germany 31.11.48".
16 issues, approx. 16 pp. per issue. 29 cm. Good condition. Stains. Chopped margins to several leaves. Minor damages to binding.
Opening price: $400
Sixteen issues of Pachach movement (Partisans-Soldiers-Pioneers), a movement founded for uniting" She'erit HaPleita" and in particular the youth movements, and moving them to Eretz Israel. The issues contain photos and illustrations in black and white. Pachach movement newspaper in Yiddish, includes photographs, and black and white illustrations.
On the vorsatz leaf appears an ink stamp of the headquarters of Pachach in Germany and a dedication:"For the secretariat of Pachach in Israel – a gift, the headquarters of Pachach in Germany 31.11.48".
16 issues, approx. 16 pp. per issue. 29 cm. Good condition. Stains. Chopped margins to several leaves. Minor damages to binding.
Opening price: $400
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
Opening: $500
Sold for: $1,000
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"Undzer Hofnung"[Our Hope], weekly for liberated Jews in Eschwege DPC, edited by Mordechai Duniec. Editorial address: UNRRA Team 522, Eschwege near Kassel, June 4 1946 through January 31 1947. Yiddish in Latin characters and Yiddish (in Hebrew characters).
Issues 1-25. This weekly supplies information about Eschwege DPC on one hand, and details about events in Eretz Israel and Jews after the Holocaust worldwide on the other hand and features numerous photos. Bound together, volume 46 cm. Condition varies, minor stains and tears. Binding slightly worn.
Issues 1-25. This weekly supplies information about Eschwege DPC on one hand, and details about events in Eretz Israel and Jews after the Holocaust worldwide on the other hand and features numerous photos. Bound together, volume 46 cm. Condition varies, minor stains and tears. Binding slightly worn.
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Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
May 21, 2013
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Sold for: $875
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"BaDerech", "Paper of the illegal Immigrants on board of 'Empire Rival' – the praised British Navy ship which will be eternally remembered in disgrace". In charge: representatives of the immigrants and Haganah people; editorial location: the boat's cellar. July (?) – August, 1947. Yiddish, Hebrew titles.
Two issues of a paper which was typewritten by the passengers on the "Empire Rival" deportation ship and stenciled within the ship. "Empire Rival" was one of three deportation ships on which the "Exodus" passengers embarked in Haifa port on July 18, 1947, when they were refused to enter Haifa. Most probably no other issues were printed. 4; 5 leaves, 28-29.5 cm. Good condition. Slightly damaged corners.
Two issues of a paper which was typewritten by the passengers on the "Empire Rival" deportation ship and stenciled within the ship. "Empire Rival" was one of three deportation ships on which the "Exodus" passengers embarked in Haifa port on July 18, 1947, when they were refused to enter Haifa. Most probably no other issues were printed. 4; 5 leaves, 28-29.5 cm. Good condition. Slightly damaged corners.
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