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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Zur entstehungsgeschichte der sog. "Protokolle der Weisen von Zion" [historic sources of the 'Protocols of the Elderly of Zion'], by Eugen von Engelhardt, head of "Institute for Study of the Jewish Question", Berlin, 1935. German.
A single leaf, a diagram with photos of famous Jewish figures appears in the center, drawing the development of historic sources of the anti-Semitic document "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion", from the 18th century to the 20th century. Detailed explanations in German appear on the margins. 39.5X50.5 cm. Good condition. Minor tears. Folded.
A single leaf, a diagram with photos of famous Jewish figures appears in the center, drawing the development of historic sources of the anti-Semitic document "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion", from the 18th century to the 20th century. Detailed explanations in German appear on the margins. 39.5X50.5 cm. Good condition. Minor tears. Folded.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Confrontation der "Geheimnisse der Weisen von Zion". ("Die Zionistischen Protokolle") mit ihrer Quelle "Dialogue aux enfers entre Machiavel et Montesquieu", Der Nachweis der Falschung. [Confrontation between the Protocols of the Elderly of Zion with the origin - Dialogues in hell between Machiavelli and Montesquieu; proof of forgery]. [Published by Rechtsschutzabteilung des Schweizerischen Israelitischen Gemeindebundes]. [Basel, 1933]. German.
A composition proving that the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion" are a forgery, comparing three texts - a German version of the "Protocols" titled "Secrets of the Elderly of Zion" (die Geheimnisse der Weisen von Zion) by Ludwig Mueller; "The Zionist Protocols" (Die Zionistischen Protokolle) by Theodor Fritsch (1852-1933), politician, member of "The German Anti-Semitic People's Party", a leading anti-Semitic ideologue in Germany; the book "Dialogues in Hell between Machiavelli and Montesquieu", by Maurice Joly, published in Brussels in 1864 criticizing napoleon's regime (dialogues composed for this book served at a later stage as a base for the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion").
In 1933 the "Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities" sued the "Bund Nationalsozialistischer Eidgenossen" (Swiss National-Socialist Front) for distributing the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion" in one of the movement's conventions. In 1934 the "Berne Trial" started and many evidences were gathered about the sources of the protocols and their uses (one of the first witnesses on behalf of the prosecution was Chaim Weizmann). In 1935, the court in Switzerland determined that the protocols are a forgery. This booklet was printed towards the Berne Trial or a similar trial held at the same time in Basel. 44 pp, 31 cm. Good condition. Folding mark in the center of the booklet. Torn cover, detached.
A composition proving that the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion" are a forgery, comparing three texts - a German version of the "Protocols" titled "Secrets of the Elderly of Zion" (die Geheimnisse der Weisen von Zion) by Ludwig Mueller; "The Zionist Protocols" (Die Zionistischen Protokolle) by Theodor Fritsch (1852-1933), politician, member of "The German Anti-Semitic People's Party", a leading anti-Semitic ideologue in Germany; the book "Dialogues in Hell between Machiavelli and Montesquieu", by Maurice Joly, published in Brussels in 1864 criticizing napoleon's regime (dialogues composed for this book served at a later stage as a base for the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion").
In 1933 the "Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities" sued the "Bund Nationalsozialistischer Eidgenossen" (Swiss National-Socialist Front) for distributing the "Protocols of the Elderly of Zion" in one of the movement's conventions. In 1934 the "Berne Trial" started and many evidences were gathered about the sources of the protocols and their uses (one of the first witnesses on behalf of the prosecution was Chaim Weizmann). In 1935, the court in Switzerland determined that the protocols are a forgery. This booklet was printed towards the Berne Trial or a similar trial held at the same time in Basel. 44 pp, 31 cm. Good condition. Folding mark in the center of the booklet. Torn cover, detached.
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![Dubinsky jubilee celebration, R' Ya'akov Zvi ben R' Baruch. [Nice, France, 1941]. Yiddish, Hebrew and French.
A booklet issue](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale45-public/355.jpg "Elaborate Stenciled Booklet - Ya'akov Dubinsky - Nice, France, 1941")
Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Dubinsky jubilee celebration, R' Ya'akov Zvi ben R' Baruch. [Nice, France, 1941]. Yiddish, Hebrew and French.
A booklet issued by the Jewish congregation in Nice in honor of one of its members, Ya'akov Dubinsky (born in Rashkov, 1861), a wealthy merchant and activist, one of the city's nost influential people, on his eightieth birthday. The booklet, printed during WW II and the holocaust, is stenciled, and includes greetings from congregation rabbis and members, rabbis in Belgium, pupils of the Hebrew school (and Talmud Torah) of "Ezrat Achim" synagogue, and more. The booklet also includes a humoristic text for Purim. Illustrations, professionally colored by hand, featuring Jewish religious objects and monuments appear throughout the booklet, including a drawing of the ark in "Adat Israel" synagogue, Nice. The booklet and most of the illustrations were created by Eliezer Berson (Ben Dov), of Nice (see item no. 496). A handwritten dedication appears on the title page. [1], 40 leaves, 32 cm. Fair-good condition. Back cover is missing. Front cover detached. Minor stains and tears. Ex-library copy.
Bibliographically unknown. It is possible that only one copy was printed.
A booklet issued by the Jewish congregation in Nice in honor of one of its members, Ya'akov Dubinsky (born in Rashkov, 1861), a wealthy merchant and activist, one of the city's nost influential people, on his eightieth birthday. The booklet, printed during WW II and the holocaust, is stenciled, and includes greetings from congregation rabbis and members, rabbis in Belgium, pupils of the Hebrew school (and Talmud Torah) of "Ezrat Achim" synagogue, and more. The booklet also includes a humoristic text for Purim. Illustrations, professionally colored by hand, featuring Jewish religious objects and monuments appear throughout the booklet, including a drawing of the ark in "Adat Israel" synagogue, Nice. The booklet and most of the illustrations were created by Eliezer Berson (Ben Dov), of Nice (see item no. 496). A handwritten dedication appears on the title page. [1], 40 leaves, 32 cm. Fair-good condition. Back cover is missing. Front cover detached. Minor stains and tears. Ex-library copy.
Bibliographically unknown. It is possible that only one copy was printed.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Poster issued by Seine-et-Oise département authorities - declaring a Jewish community census. Jews are obliged to declare all real estate properties which they own, according to an official order from July 31,1941. La Gutenberg printing press. Versailles, 1941. French.
The notice ends with a warning that whoever will not declare his property, or will present a false declaration, risks imprisonment in a special detention camp, even if he is French.
In July 1941 the Vichy government started a wide scope "Aryanisation" plan, during which Jewish property was confiscated by the state. During this period about 42,000 Jewish enterprises were confiscated including buildings and other property. 60X90 cm. Good condition. Folding marks, stains and minor tears. Linen-backed for display and preservation.
The notice ends with a warning that whoever will not declare his property, or will present a false declaration, risks imprisonment in a special detention camp, even if he is French.
In July 1941 the Vichy government started a wide scope "Aryanisation" plan, during which Jewish property was confiscated by the state. During this period about 42,000 Jewish enterprises were confiscated including buildings and other property. 60X90 cm. Good condition. Folding marks, stains and minor tears. Linen-backed for display and preservation.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Collection of documents from the holocaust period; Brady-Mimets-Elkan family. Holland, 1941-1946. Dutch and English.
Among the documents: • Handwritten letter (pencil), on a telegram-like designated form, of Vught concentration camp, near the town of s'-Hertogenbosch, Holland. • Typewritten document, on Vught Concentration Camp stationery, March 31 1945, on behalf of Red Cross representatives; the letter testifies that Mrs. Sara Jenny Elkan, b. 1912, arrived in April 1943 in Vught camp and was transferred to Westerbork in July 1943. • Identity Card of Hilde Sibylla Sara Elkan, issued in Arnhem in November 1941. • Identity card, printed on a postcard. Issued in Arnhem, July 1942, with ink stamps “Tehuis voor Isr. Oude Lieden”. • Letter from the Red Cross, to Mrs. Brady-Elkan, March 1946. The letter mentions that Fritz Mimets and Jenny Mimetz-Elkan were sent from Westerbork to Sobivor. Lot of 7 documents. Size and condition varies.
Among the documents: • Handwritten letter (pencil), on a telegram-like designated form, of Vught concentration camp, near the town of s'-Hertogenbosch, Holland. • Typewritten document, on Vught Concentration Camp stationery, March 31 1945, on behalf of Red Cross representatives; the letter testifies that Mrs. Sara Jenny Elkan, b. 1912, arrived in April 1943 in Vught camp and was transferred to Westerbork in July 1943. • Identity Card of Hilde Sibylla Sara Elkan, issued in Arnhem in November 1941. • Identity card, printed on a postcard. Issued in Arnhem, July 1942, with ink stamps “Tehuis voor Isr. Oude Lieden”. • Letter from the Red Cross, to Mrs. Brady-Elkan, March 1946. The letter mentions that Fritz Mimets and Jenny Mimetz-Elkan were sent from Westerbork to Sobivor. Lot of 7 documents. Size and condition varies.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Sold for: $813
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Collection of documents and certificates belonging to Avraham Moshe Trompoler. China (and other locations), ca.1943-1949. Hebrew, English and Chinese.
Trompoler, born in Warsaw in 1910, arrived in Shanghai from Kobe, Japan, as a Polish war refugee in August 1941; was active in "HaMizrahi" movement and was the secretary of the movement in Shanghai, treasurer of "Va'ad HaShekalim HaArtzi" and secretary of the central committee for the elections to the 22nd Zionist Congress, active in the Jewish Agency (in this capacity assisted immigration efforts to Eretz Israel). In addition he worked as an electrician for UNRRA.
The collection includes: "certificate" with visa ink stamps to Japan and China; certificate of temporary residence in Japan; documents from the committee of "Jewish Ashkenazi Congregation in Shanghai"; certificate from the Polish Residents Association in China (1943); document certifying allocating an apartment for Trompoler, on behalf of Office for the Shanghai Stateless Refugee Affairs, and some other documents. Lot of about 20 documents of the 1940s and some other (later) documents. Sizes and conditions vary.
Trompoler, born in Warsaw in 1910, arrived in Shanghai from Kobe, Japan, as a Polish war refugee in August 1941; was active in "HaMizrahi" movement and was the secretary of the movement in Shanghai, treasurer of "Va'ad HaShekalim HaArtzi" and secretary of the central committee for the elections to the 22nd Zionist Congress, active in the Jewish Agency (in this capacity assisted immigration efforts to Eretz Israel). In addition he worked as an electrician for UNRRA.
The collection includes: "certificate" with visa ink stamps to Japan and China; certificate of temporary residence in Japan; documents from the committee of "Jewish Ashkenazi Congregation in Shanghai"; certificate from the Polish Residents Association in China (1943); document certifying allocating an apartment for Trompoler, on behalf of Office for the Shanghai Stateless Refugee Affairs, and some other documents. Lot of about 20 documents of the 1940s and some other (later) documents. Sizes and conditions vary.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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Seven prayer booklets, for the victory of the British Army and the Allied Nations in World War II. London, 1940-1945. Hebrew and English.
• The Nazi War, a service of prayer and intercession (two copies). • The Nazi War, Prayer of Supplication. • Order of Service for the National Day of Prayer and Dedication on the Fifth Anniversary of the Outbreak of Hostilities. • The World War, Service of Praise and Thanksgiving for the Victories of the Allied Nations (1945). • and more. Size and condition varies. Overall good condition.
• The Nazi War, a service of prayer and intercession (two copies). • The Nazi War, Prayer of Supplication. • Order of Service for the National Day of Prayer and Dedication on the Fifth Anniversary of the Outbreak of Hostilities. • The World War, Service of Praise and Thanksgiving for the Victories of the Allied Nations (1945). • and more. Size and condition varies. Overall good condition.
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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
Opening: $10,000
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Printed document - "Protective-Certificate" granted to János Károly on behalf of the Swedish Embassy in Budapest. Signed by hand by Raoul Wallenberg, in his capacity as secretary of the embassy. Budapest, 26 September, 1944.
The certificate instructs to refer to János Károly as a Swedish national in every respect and to grant him an exemption from wearing a distinguishing sign as a Jew [upon the occupation of Hungary, in March 1944, Jews were obliged to wear a Yellow Star]. 20.5X14.5 cm. Printed on official stationery of the Swedish Embassy in Budapest, stamped with embassy's ink stamp. Good condition. Folding marks. Minor stains.
The activity of the Swedish ambassador in Budapest to help Jews began a short while after the 1944 German occupation of Hungary. The Swedish ambassador, Danielsson, issued Swedish temporary passports for Hungarian Jews who had family or commercial ties with Swedish subjects. In July 1944, after many of the Hungarian Jews were deported to Auschwitz, Raoul Wallenberg was sent to Budapest by the Swedish foreign ministry to help assist Jews still left in the city.
The Hungarian and German authorities usually respected the authority of the Swedish ambassador, and Wallenberg managed to issue thousands of “protective passports” which protected Jews, even though they weren’t valid by law. Wallenberg also acted in other ways to save Hungarian Jews. Part of this activity was the establishment of safe-houses for Jews, and the attempts to pressure the Nazi-regime seniors to stop the transportation of Jews to Auschwitz demanding to free the ones holding “protective passports”. In 1966 Raoul Wallenberg was proclaimed “Righteous among the Nations” by “Yad Vashem”.
The certificate instructs to refer to János Károly as a Swedish national in every respect and to grant him an exemption from wearing a distinguishing sign as a Jew [upon the occupation of Hungary, in March 1944, Jews were obliged to wear a Yellow Star]. 20.5X14.5 cm. Printed on official stationery of the Swedish Embassy in Budapest, stamped with embassy's ink stamp. Good condition. Folding marks. Minor stains.
The activity of the Swedish ambassador in Budapest to help Jews began a short while after the 1944 German occupation of Hungary. The Swedish ambassador, Danielsson, issued Swedish temporary passports for Hungarian Jews who had family or commercial ties with Swedish subjects. In July 1944, after many of the Hungarian Jews were deported to Auschwitz, Raoul Wallenberg was sent to Budapest by the Swedish foreign ministry to help assist Jews still left in the city.
The Hungarian and German authorities usually respected the authority of the Swedish ambassador, and Wallenberg managed to issue thousands of “protective passports” which protected Jews, even though they weren’t valid by law. Wallenberg also acted in other ways to save Hungarian Jews. Part of this activity was the establishment of safe-houses for Jews, and the attempts to pressure the Nazi-regime seniors to stop the transportation of Jews to Auschwitz demanding to free the ones holding “protective passports”. In 1966 Raoul Wallenberg was proclaimed “Righteous among the Nations” by “Yad Vashem”.
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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")
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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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Auction 45 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
June 3, 2015
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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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