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![Dos lid fun oysgehertn yidishn folk [Song of the Murdered Jewish People], by Yitzchak Katzenelson. Explanations by Nathan Eck](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/361.jpg "Yitzchak Katzenelson \"The Song of the Murdered Jewish People\" - First")
Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Dos lid fun oysgehertn yidishn folk [Song of the Murdered Jewish People], by Yitzchak Katzenelson. Explanations by Nathan Eck. Paris, 1945. Yiddish. First edition.
"The Song of the Murdered Jewish People", a poem consisting of fifteen eulogies dealing with the horrors of the Holocaust. Accompanied by explanations about the tragedies of the holocaust which inspired the songs, by Nathan Eck. 80 pp, 20 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Detached cover, tears. Manually cut sheets, several uncut sheets. Ex-library copy.
"The Song of the Murdered Jewish People", a poem consisting of fifteen eulogies dealing with the horrors of the Holocaust. Accompanied by explanations about the tragedies of the holocaust which inspired the songs, by Nathan Eck. 80 pp, 20 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Detached cover, tears. Manually cut sheets, several uncut sheets. Ex-library copy.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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"Seven days of mourning for Olim from Romania" (Hebrew), broadside issued by the Association of Romanian Olim in Eretz Israel. Yitzchak Brocker printing press, Tel-Aviv, [January 1942].
"Seven days of mourning for Romanian Olim who cry for their sons, parents, brothers and sisters, 765 souls, among them more than 100 babies…who survived the horrors of the beast…and did not imagine that they might be sentenced to death again…"
The text refers to the sinking of the illegal immigration ship "Struma".
In December 1941, the ship "Struma" sailed from Romania to Istanbul as part of the "Etzel" operation "Af Al Pi", with about 760 immigrants (Ma'apilim) on board, refugees from Romania. The plan was to arrive in Istanbul and from there to await the promised certificates for Eretz Israel; but upon arrival it turned out that the certificates were not available and despite endless efforts their entry was denied. In February 1942 the Turkish Coastal Guard towed the ship to open sea, with no water, food or fuel. Shortly afterwards the ship was drowned by a Soviet submarine. Only one passenger survived. Ca. 30.5X46.5 cm. Good condition. Minor stains, creases and folding marks.
"Seven days of mourning for Romanian Olim who cry for their sons, parents, brothers and sisters, 765 souls, among them more than 100 babies…who survived the horrors of the beast…and did not imagine that they might be sentenced to death again…"
The text refers to the sinking of the illegal immigration ship "Struma".
In December 1941, the ship "Struma" sailed from Romania to Istanbul as part of the "Etzel" operation "Af Al Pi", with about 760 immigrants (Ma'apilim) on board, refugees from Romania. The plan was to arrive in Istanbul and from there to await the promised certificates for Eretz Israel; but upon arrival it turned out that the certificates were not available and despite endless efforts their entry was denied. In February 1942 the Turkish Coastal Guard towed the ship to open sea, with no water, food or fuel. Shortly afterwards the ship was drowned by a Soviet submarine. Only one passenger survived. Ca. 30.5X46.5 cm. Good condition. Minor stains, creases and folding marks.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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"Bulletin no. 1" / "Bulletin no. 2" - two publications about the holocaust, on behalf of the "Joint Relief Committee for Polish Jews", typewritten and stenciled. Jerusalem, May-June 1940.
Two bulletins with testimonies collected by the "Joint Relief Committee for Polish Jews" in 1940 - reports by eyewitnesses and passages published in newspapers containing important information about Polish Jewry in the holocaust.
An introduction opens the first bulleting stressing the importance of collecting and documenting testimonies: "Much material about the tragic state of Jewry during the present war is being lost. Documents and facts, which constitute important historic documentation and might greatly influence the post war relations, are disappearing. To avoid the loss of this material, we decided to issue from time to time a bulletin in which we shall try and publish the original factual material about the tragedy in Poland from eye witnesses". (Hebrew). Two bulletins. 9; 7 leaves, 33 cm. Good condition. Creases and minor tears at margins. Minor stains. An ink stamp on the second bulletin: "Joint Relief Committee for Polish Jews". Library ink stamps.
Two bulletins with testimonies collected by the "Joint Relief Committee for Polish Jews" in 1940 - reports by eyewitnesses and passages published in newspapers containing important information about Polish Jewry in the holocaust.
An introduction opens the first bulleting stressing the importance of collecting and documenting testimonies: "Much material about the tragic state of Jewry during the present war is being lost. Documents and facts, which constitute important historic documentation and might greatly influence the post war relations, are disappearing. To avoid the loss of this material, we decided to issue from time to time a bulletin in which we shall try and publish the original factual material about the tragedy in Poland from eye witnesses". (Hebrew). Two bulletins. 9; 7 leaves, 33 cm. Good condition. Creases and minor tears at margins. Minor stains. An ink stamp on the second bulletin: "Joint Relief Committee for Polish Jews". Library ink stamps.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
Opening: $300
Sold for: $575
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"Information Bulletin" - four bulletins on behalf of the "Representation of Polish Jewry". Typewritten and stenciled. Tel-Aviv, 1942-1943. Hebrew and English.
1. "Information Bulletin", August 1942. Sections of speeches delivered by Dr. Isaac Schwarzbart, Jewish representative to the Polish Government in-exile in London.
2. "Information Bulletin", September 1942. Essays and protocols of "Representation of Polish Jewry": Operations of the representation with regards to assistance to Polish Jews", "Jewish life in Poland", "Meeting of the Representation general assembly", and more.
3-4. "Information Bulletin", two bulletins in English. December 1942, March 1943. In the bulletin dated 1943 appear testimonies received from eyewitnesses, as to murders of Jews in Delatin, Nadvorna. Stryi, Kolomea and other towns in Ukraine.
Lot of 4 items, 33 cm. Condition varies. Creases and tears. Ink stamps. Handwritten dedication on one bulletin's cover.
1. "Information Bulletin", August 1942. Sections of speeches delivered by Dr. Isaac Schwarzbart, Jewish representative to the Polish Government in-exile in London.
2. "Information Bulletin", September 1942. Essays and protocols of "Representation of Polish Jewry": Operations of the representation with regards to assistance to Polish Jews", "Jewish life in Poland", "Meeting of the Representation general assembly", and more.
3-4. "Information Bulletin", two bulletins in English. December 1942, March 1943. In the bulletin dated 1943 appear testimonies received from eyewitnesses, as to murders of Jews in Delatin, Nadvorna. Stryi, Kolomea and other towns in Ukraine.
Lot of 4 items, 33 cm. Condition varies. Creases and tears. Ink stamps. Handwritten dedication on one bulletin's cover.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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"Jews in Czechoslovak Recruitment". Three handwritten leaves - memoires of a visit to Czechoslovakia, in the days before and after the signing of the "Munich Agreement" in September 1938. [ca. 1941]. Hebrew.
Through three leaves the writer describes a visit to a Czechoslovak village, near the Hungarian border, in 1938 - the declaration of a general draft taken by Czechoslovakia following Hitler's demand to annex Sudetenland, the induction of Jews to fight the Nazis, as well as the disappointment of Jewish soldiers with the "Munich Agreement" between France, Britain, Italy and Germany, which determined the annexation of the Sudetenland to Germany.
The writer describes the recruitment of Jewish soldiers to the army and its influence on the Jewish community: "The recruitment order hit the Jews even harder. In the mentioned neighborhood the number of Jews is significant and they are all orthodox and are afraid to desecrate the Sabbath but by order they must leave at once… …"
The writer continues to describe the willingness of Jews to fight the Germans and cites Jewish soldiers. "A Jew with a long beard…32 years old, a Shochet and Bodek in a town near Munkacs: it is hard to leave my family - he said - but I am relieved since I know that we will defeat Hitler's angels of destruction ….". Finally the writer describes the despair and disappointment of Jews with the decision to annex the Sudetenland to Germany. [3] leaves (three written pages), 23.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and creases. Stains and damp staining. Several tears (some with damage to text).
Through three leaves the writer describes a visit to a Czechoslovak village, near the Hungarian border, in 1938 - the declaration of a general draft taken by Czechoslovakia following Hitler's demand to annex Sudetenland, the induction of Jews to fight the Nazis, as well as the disappointment of Jewish soldiers with the "Munich Agreement" between France, Britain, Italy and Germany, which determined the annexation of the Sudetenland to Germany.
The writer describes the recruitment of Jewish soldiers to the army and its influence on the Jewish community: "The recruitment order hit the Jews even harder. In the mentioned neighborhood the number of Jews is significant and they are all orthodox and are afraid to desecrate the Sabbath but by order they must leave at once… …"
The writer continues to describe the willingness of Jews to fight the Germans and cites Jewish soldiers. "A Jew with a long beard…32 years old, a Shochet and Bodek in a town near Munkacs: it is hard to leave my family - he said - but I am relieved since I know that we will defeat Hitler's angels of destruction ….". Finally the writer describes the despair and disappointment of Jews with the decision to annex the Sudetenland to Germany. [3] leaves (three written pages), 23.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and creases. Stains and damp staining. Several tears (some with damage to text).
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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![1. Di broyne bestye, balades un satires [the "Brown Beast", ballads and satires], by Lazer Wolf. Illustrations: A.](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/366.jpg "\"The Brown Beast\" / \"Salt in the Eyes\" - Moscow, 1943-1944")
Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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1. Di broyne bestye, balades un satires [the "Brown Beast", ballads and satires], by Lazer Wolf. Illustrations: A. Hafter. Moscow: "Der Emes", 1943. Yiddish.
Anthology of poems defaming Hitler and Nazi Germany, by the Yiddish poet Lazer Wolf. Wolf (1910-1943) was a member of "yung vilne" group [Young Vilnius], a literary, Jewish-Yiddish group active in Vilnius from 1927 until the late 1930s.
40 pp, 14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains (dark stains on cover) and creases.
2. Zalts in di oygen, B. Gutyanski [Binyamin Gutinski]. Illustrations: A. Hafter. Moscow: Der Emes, 1944. Yiddish.
22 rhymed stories ridiculing Hitler and Nazi Germany, illustrated with numerous harsh and humorous anti-Hitler illustrations. The author, Gutyanski (1905-1949), Yiddish poet, translator and editor. Composed poems for children and rhymed stories and short sketches for papers in Yiddish and Russian. Gutyanski joined the Red Army in 1942, at first as a writer of anti-Nazi propaganda and later as a fighter. Translated Don Quixote into Yiddish. Gutyanski disappeared in 1948; he was probably arrested, tortured in a Soviet prison and executed with other Jewish creators in 1949. 38, [2] pp, 16.5 cm. Good condition. Minor stains on cover. Tears to spine and to several leaves.
Anthology of poems defaming Hitler and Nazi Germany, by the Yiddish poet Lazer Wolf. Wolf (1910-1943) was a member of "yung vilne" group [Young Vilnius], a literary, Jewish-Yiddish group active in Vilnius from 1927 until the late 1930s.
40 pp, 14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains (dark stains on cover) and creases.
2. Zalts in di oygen, B. Gutyanski [Binyamin Gutinski]. Illustrations: A. Hafter. Moscow: Der Emes, 1944. Yiddish.
22 rhymed stories ridiculing Hitler and Nazi Germany, illustrated with numerous harsh and humorous anti-Hitler illustrations. The author, Gutyanski (1905-1949), Yiddish poet, translator and editor. Composed poems for children and rhymed stories and short sketches for papers in Yiddish and Russian. Gutyanski joined the Red Army in 1942, at first as a writer of anti-Nazi propaganda and later as a fighter. Translated Don Quixote into Yiddish. Gutyanski disappeared in 1948; he was probably arrested, tortured in a Soviet prison and executed with other Jewish creators in 1949. 38, [2] pp, 16.5 cm. Good condition. Minor stains on cover. Tears to spine and to several leaves.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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1. Majdanek, rozprawa przed Specjalnym Sądem Karnym w Lublinie. Krakow, 1945. Polish.
"Majdanek - hearing before a special criminal court in Lublin", with photo plates. 93 pp, 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Significant staining. Minor tears. New binding.
2. Lubliner fornikhtungs lager Majdanek. Moscow: "Der Emes", 1944. Yiddish. Several photos. 95, [1] pp, 14 cm. Good condition. Damages to cover.
"Majdanek - hearing before a special criminal court in Lublin", with photo plates. 93 pp, 21 cm. Fair-good condition. Significant staining. Minor tears. New binding.
2. Lubliner fornikhtungs lager Majdanek. Moscow: "Der Emes", 1944. Yiddish. Several photos. 95, [1] pp, 14 cm. Good condition. Damages to cover.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Memorial, en souvenir de nos rabbins et ministres officiants victimes de la barbarie nazie [in memory of our rabbis - victims of the Nazis]. Published by the Consistoire central des Israélites de France et d'Algérie [Central Consistory of The Jews of France and Algiers], [Paris, 1947]. French.
A book printed in memory of rabbis who perished in the holocaust, with photos and short biographic texts. Among the rabbis mentioned: Rene Hirshler, chief rabbi of Strassburg; Joseph Wiener, chief rabbi of Belgium; Ernst Ginsburger, chief rabbi of Geneva; Leon Berman, chief rabbi of Lille (France); and others.
Introduction by Yeshayahu Schwartz, chief rabbi of France, and foreword by Leon Meiss, chairman of the Central Consistory of The Jews of France. 62 pp, 23.5 cm. Good condition. Library ink stamp. Hardcover, detached.
A book printed in memory of rabbis who perished in the holocaust, with photos and short biographic texts. Among the rabbis mentioned: Rene Hirshler, chief rabbi of Strassburg; Joseph Wiener, chief rabbi of Belgium; Ernst Ginsburger, chief rabbi of Geneva; Leon Berman, chief rabbi of Lille (France); and others.
Introduction by Yeshayahu Schwartz, chief rabbi of France, and foreword by Leon Meiss, chairman of the Central Consistory of The Jews of France. 62 pp, 23.5 cm. Good condition. Library ink stamp. Hardcover, detached.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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The Teheran Train Nearing Palestine / Women & Children from Teheran in Wizo's Care. Women International Zionist Organization (WIZO), London, [1944]. English.
A booklet dealing with "WIZO" organization's aid to the "Teheran Children" - women and children, holocaust survivors, who arrived in Eretz Israel from Poland in 1943. Photo on the cover. [8] pp, 17 cm. Good condition. Not in the NLI.
A booklet dealing with "WIZO" organization's aid to the "Teheran Children" - women and children, holocaust survivors, who arrived in Eretz Israel from Poland in 1943. Photo on the cover. [8] pp, 17 cm. Good condition. Not in the NLI.
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![Crimes Hitlériens, Grand Palais, Exposition. [Paris, 1945]. French.
Catalog of the "Hitler's Crimes" exhibition th](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/370.jpg "\"Hitler's Crimes\" - Exhibition Catalogue - Paris, 1945")
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Crimes Hitlériens, Grand Palais, Exposition. [Paris, 1945]. French.
Catalog of the "Hitler's Crimes" exhibition that took place at the Grand Palais exhibition hall and museum in Paris in 1945, sponsored by the French Government. The catalog contains numerous black and white photographs depicting the Holocaust period in France, a reproduction of the exhibition poster and a diagram map of the exhibition, which covered 29 of the Grand Palais' halls. One hall was dedicated to documentation of Nazi crimes against French Jews. [32] pp, 27cm. Good condition. Cover starting, short tears to spine, minor stains, tears and creases.
Catalog of the "Hitler's Crimes" exhibition that took place at the Grand Palais exhibition hall and museum in Paris in 1945, sponsored by the French Government. The catalog contains numerous black and white photographs depicting the Holocaust period in France, a reproduction of the exhibition poster and a diagram map of the exhibition, which covered 29 of the Grand Palais' halls. One hall was dedicated to documentation of Nazi crimes against French Jews. [32] pp, 27cm. Good condition. Cover starting, short tears to spine, minor stains, tears and creases.
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![Arbeit Macht Frei ["Work Liberates"], 16 paintings by František (Franz) Reichentál (1895-1971). Published by](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/371.jpg "\"Arbeit Macht Frei\" - Illustrations by František Reichentál - B")
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June 3, 2015
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Arbeit Macht Frei ["Work Liberates"], 16 paintings by František (Franz) Reichentál (1895-1971). Published by the central Union of Slovakian Jews. Bratislava, 1946. English and Slovakian.
Sixteen illustrations of the holocaust, by the artist František Reichentál. Introduction in English and Slovakian. Copy no. 440, from an edition of one thousand copies signed by the artist and numbered. On the title page - a dedication by the artist. [4] pp, [16] plates, [4] pp (three blank pages), 35 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Tears (mostly to cover). Bound with a string.
Sixteen illustrations of the holocaust, by the artist František Reichentál. Introduction in English and Slovakian. Copy no. 440, from an edition of one thousand copies signed by the artist and numbered. On the title page - a dedication by the artist. [4] pp, [16] plates, [4] pp (three blank pages), 35 cm. Good condition. Minor creases. Tears (mostly to cover). Bound with a string.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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![Majdanek [Maydanek - A Destruction Camp], by Zinowij Tolkaczew [Zinowii Tolkatchev]. Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1945. Polish, Russian](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/372.jpg "Majdanek - Portfolio of Paintings - Tolkatchev - Warsaw, 1945")
Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Majdanek [Maydanek - A Destruction Camp], by Zinowij Tolkaczew [Zinowii Tolkatchev]. Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1945. Polish, Russian, English and French.
Limited edition, numbered portfolio (600 copies) containing 28 plates after paintings by Tolkatchev. The paintings were created after Tolkatchev participated in July 1944 in the liberation of the Maydanek extermination camp as a Red Army soldier.
Tolkatchev was a Russian artist who enlisted in the Red Army in 1941. In 1944, he was stationed on the Ukrainian front, near Majdanek. Horrified by what he witnessed, Tolkatchev spent a month painting scenes from within the newly liberated death camp. A member of the Polish-Soviet Nazi Crimes Investigation Commission supported Tolkatchev’s work and in November 1944, his exhibition of Majdanek paintings became one of the earliest artistic depictions to document publicly the Nazi death camps. When this portfolio was published soon after, in February 1945, the Polish Government sent copies to Allied Forces heads of states and government and military officers. Looking back on his work, Tolkatchev wrote, “I did what I had to do; I couldn’t refrain from doing it. My heart commanded, my conscience demanded.” Today these paintings are in the collection of the Yad Vashem Museum in Jerusalem. [4], [8], [1] pp + 28 plates, 36X26cm. Good condition. Minor wear to the edges of some leaves. Stains and tears at margins of first few leaves (title pages and introductions). Professionally restored tears to first two leaves. Lacking the portfolio cover. Enclosed in a custom cloth-covered clamshell case.
Limited edition, numbered portfolio (600 copies) containing 28 plates after paintings by Tolkatchev. The paintings were created after Tolkatchev participated in July 1944 in the liberation of the Maydanek extermination camp as a Red Army soldier.
Tolkatchev was a Russian artist who enlisted in the Red Army in 1941. In 1944, he was stationed on the Ukrainian front, near Majdanek. Horrified by what he witnessed, Tolkatchev spent a month painting scenes from within the newly liberated death camp. A member of the Polish-Soviet Nazi Crimes Investigation Commission supported Tolkatchev’s work and in November 1944, his exhibition of Majdanek paintings became one of the earliest artistic depictions to document publicly the Nazi death camps. When this portfolio was published soon after, in February 1945, the Polish Government sent copies to Allied Forces heads of states and government and military officers. Looking back on his work, Tolkatchev wrote, “I did what I had to do; I couldn’t refrain from doing it. My heart commanded, my conscience demanded.” Today these paintings are in the collection of the Yad Vashem Museum in Jerusalem. [4], [8], [1] pp + 28 plates, 36X26cm. Good condition. Minor wear to the edges of some leaves. Stains and tears at margins of first few leaves (title pages and introductions). Professionally restored tears to first two leaves. Lacking the portfolio cover. Enclosed in a custom cloth-covered clamshell case.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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