Anti-Semietische Beweging te Amsterdam [anti-Semitic movement in Amsterdam].
Anti-Semitic print. Amsterdam [mid 19th cent.]. Illustration in lithographic printing: G. Alexandre. The illustration portrays a quarrel between policemen and Jews in an Amsterdam street in a period when Jews were not allowed to enter bars in this street. 32.5X21 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Cloth backed for display and restoration. In the collections of the Amsterdam Jewish Museum.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

Esther Solymosi oder Der jüdisch-rituelle Jungfrauenmord in Tißla-Eßlar [Esther Solymosi or the Jewish ritual murder of the young woman in Tisza-Eszlar], by Georg von Marczianni, M. Schulze publishing, Berlin, [ca. 1882]. German (translated from Hungarian).
A booklet of anti-Semitic nature concerning the "Tisza-Eszlar Affair". Was probably published during the affair. An illustration of the Tisza-Eszlar synagogue appears on the first page.
In April 1882, Esther Solymosi, a Christian peasant girl, servant in the home of a Jewish family in Tisza-Eszlar, was sent on an errand from which she did not return. The search for her being fruitless, a rumor was circulated that the girl had become a victim of ritual murder and her blood used for baking Matzot for Passover. Many Jews were arrested, false evidences were obtained and a long legal procedure full of incitement started destined to prove the Jews' guilt. Only one year later the trial ended with absolute acquittal of all people involved.52 pp, 19.5 cm.Fair-good condition. Tears to cover and to borders of some leaves. Staining. Several detached leaves.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

[Dreyfus, nearly 100 photos of actors and scenes in the drama of disgrace]. Published by Black and White Pub. Co., London, [circa 1899]. English.
"Dreyfus nearly one hundred photographs of actors and scenes in the drama of shame". A booklet documenting the Dreyfus trial, step by step. Nearly one hundred photographs from the arrest and trial of Dreyfus - photographs of those involved in the affair, the military prison, the court hall, and more, are described in English. 32 pages, 27 cm. Good condition. Stains. No front and back cover. Binding of the period.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.

Album, der Beilis protses [Beilis trial album]. [Lodz], 1913. Yiddish and Russian. Small album, documenting through photos the life of Mendel Beilis and in particular the trial against him and the people involved. Each photo is annotated in Yiddish and in Russian.
Menachem Mendel Beilis was accused of murdering in April 1911 an Ukrainian Christian boy by the name of Andrei Yushichinsky to use his blood to prepare Matzahs for Passover. Beilis was arrested on the basis of a false testimony and his trial commenced in September 1913. On the background of the "ritual murder" and the trial, a vicious campaign was launched against the Jews. After three years in prison, on November 10 1913, Beilis was acquitted. In 1917, following the Revolution, an investigation committee was appointed and its findings revealed that the authorities were well aware of the true circumstances and facts and staged the trial for anti-Semitic reasons. The album presented here was printed when Beilis was acquitted. [13] leaves, 9X16.5 cm. Good condition, Damages to binding and minor stains. Binding somewhat loose.
From the collection of Arnie Druck.