Offenbacher Haggada [Offenbach Haggadah], edited by Siegfried Gugenheim. Offenbach am Main, 1927. German and Hebrew.
Passover Haggadah, with passages from the original Hebrew text (most of the text is in German). Music notes, a map of Bnei Israel wandering in Egypt and additional illustrations (woodcuts painted by hand) by the artist Fritz Kredel. Some of the letters are printed in red ink. A bibliophilic edition on paper of high quality, printed in 300 copies. Attached is a promotional leaf about the Haggadah and an additional booklet issued by the publisher, about the Haggadah. 97, [1] pp, 29.5 cm. Good condition. Damages on spine, Yaari 2042; Otzar: 3054.

Passover Haggadah, Budapest: Orszagos Magyar Zsido segito akcio – OMZSA, 1942. Hungarian and Hebrew.
This Haggadah was published by the Relief Society for Hungarian Jews. This edition includes an introduction, comments, an essay concerning the art of illustrating the Haggadah, ancient reproductions and musical notes. A numbered copy, of an edition of 900 copies, including signatures of the authors and artists. On the cover appears a copper medallion with a relief of a mother and daughter and an inscription in Hungarian: "Testvéremet Ne Hagyd El" [do not forsake your brother]. Yaari 2293; Otzar 3870. LXXXII, [3],73,[2] pp, 35 cm. Good condition. Damages at binding's corners. New spine and end paper.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

Passover Haggadah. "Hechalutz" [movement] in Holland, [early April] [1939]. [Hebrew, German].
A non-traditional Haggadah, stenciled (handwritten, typewritten and illustrated); printed for use by training Kibbutzim of "Hechalutz" movement in Werkdorp Nieuwesluis, in Deventer and in "other training-centers".
This Haggadah, printed five months before WW II broke, reflects already the persecution of Jews in Europe and the limitations imposed on Jews. The texts which refer to persecutions in Europe merge with those referring to the 1936-1939 riots in Eretz Israel and draw an overall picture of a disaster threatening the Jewish people. Included in the Haggadah are writings by Achad HaAm, David Frishman, Martin Buber and others [German]; on page 15 appears an illustration of a "Tower and Stockade" settlement and a barbed wire fence; on page 16 – A "Nizkor" text in memory of victims, murdered "…while defending their besieged homeland…"; on page 17 a map of Eretz Israel showing settlements established during the 1930s (mainly Tower and Stockade settlements), under the title "Our response to the riots – expansion of settlements". The Haggadah is read from left to right.
[1], 2-23 pp, 27.5 cm. Back cover – missing (no additional copies of this Haggadah were located and this is why it is not known whether only 23 pages were originally printed). Good overall condition. Filing holes. Tears on cover. Creases in corners of leaves.
Rare.

Passover Haggadah, Palestine Field Survey Company 524, Italy, 1946. Hebrew.
Non-traditional Haggadah, photocopy of typewritten text, with illustrations. Includes humorous texts inspired by the traditional text, as well as the menu for the Passover dinner. The figures in the illustrations are drawn as soldiers. See also previous item. [12] leaves, 14.5 cm. Good condition.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.