Passover composition for Nir David, Nisan 14, 5702(1942), the third Passover since the bloodshed started, [1942]. Drawn on the cover is a Nazi boot with a swastika, stepping on a person surrounded by a heap of bones. Alongside various traditional songs appear texts referring to the Holocaust in Europe and to the moral responsibility for the fate of European Jewry.
On page 12, for example, the text reads: "only we, in Eretz Israel, could have saved Jews in Europe from the torture, the meaningless life while being choked in Ghettoes…with no solution. It is in our hands to turn the tears into blessing…"; on the last page: "this year the holiday is sad but next year the tree of freedom will blossom…". [1], 13, [1] leaves, 26.5 cm. Good condition. Front cover is loose. Foxing marks. Not mentioned in "Haggadot Kibutziot" by Nathan Steiner.

1. 1938 Haggadah. "HaBacharut HaSotzialistit", Magdiel [present day Beit Oren], [1938]. Texts for Passover, based to some extent on the traditional Haggadah. At the end appear four leaves depicting the conquest of Eretz Israel by the Jewish people and the redemption of the bare land. "HaBacharut HaSocialistit" was the young chapter of "Mapai" (and of "Achdut HaAvodah" prior to "Mapai"). Founded in 1926 in order to secure a political reserve amongst young people of 17 to 23 years of age. One of the training Kibbutzim of the movement acted in the "Moshavah" Magdiel. [1], 7 leaves, 21X16.5 cm. Good condition. Stains on front and back cover, missing snippet on the lower part of front cover.
2. Passover Haggadah. "HaKibbutz HaMeuchad", "HaBacharut", Borochov neighborhood, 1938. Non-traditional Haggadah, with illustrations. A particularly interesting and varied version. At the end – a title page and two leaves of the 1939 Givat HaShlosha Haggadah have been bound. [29] leaves, 16X20.5 cm. Generally in good condition. Filing holes. Tears to cover. Stapled with new staples. This is, most probably, the first "Bacharut" Haggadah. Not listed in "Haggadot Kibbutziot" by Nathan Steiner.

Passover Haggadah. Anglo-Baltic Kibbutz, Binyamina, 1940.
Non-traditional Haggadah, with illustrations. The story of the group appears in the end. Includes texts and songs about current matters. It seems that due to a printing error the leaves were bound in such a way that each four pages are printed on one A4 sheet, folded into two. The "Anglo-Baltic" group was founded in Kibbutz Afikim and established its own home in November 1938 in the Moshavah Binyamina. In 1941 the group settled in the Hula valley and later established K'far Blum. [1], 25, [1] pp, 23.5 cm. Good condition.

Passover Haggadah. Hatzofim Group Pardes Hana, 1945.
Non-traditional Haggadah, with illustrations. Alongside varied reading passages, a "Yizkor" passage in memory of the Holocaust victims appears on page 18; other texts mention the Ghetto uprisings, call for revenge, ingathering of the exiles and the establishment of the State of Israel. 37, [3] pp, 25 cm. Good condition, with some stains and wear.

Three non-traditional Passaover Haggadot. Kibbutz Kiryat Anavim, 1947, 1949 and 1950.
Songs and texts referring to the Aliya of Sh'erit HaPleita appear in the three Haggadot alongside with texts about current matters: illegal immigration, War of Independence etc. Second leaf of 1949 Haggadah is dedicated to the memory of Kibbutz members who fell in the 1948 war. 14, [1] pp; [1], 39 [should be 40], [1] pp; [1], 35, [1] pp. Sizes and conditions vary, generally in good condition.