1. From here and there / fun do un dort, Aryeh Navon. Po'alei Zion Party, Munich, 1949. Book of caricatures.
2. Eretz Israel in kampf (di letstegeshenishn in likht fun fakten) [Eretz Israel in struggle, last events based on facts]. Munich: Najwelt, May 14, 1947.
3. Fun shmira tsu hagana, kapitalen fun bukh "Moreshet Gvura". Paris: "Dror – Hechaluz HaTza'ir", 1947.
4. Teg ozelkhe, Melekh Tchemni. Munich, 1948. Dedication handwritten by the author appears on title page. Illustration on the cover: I.D. Sheinson.
5. Gezamelte lider, poesye fun 20-ten yorhundert, editor: Shlomo Frank. "Yidishe Bilder" publishing, [Munich, ca.1948].
6. Exodus 1947, poeme, un andere lider, Yitzchak Perlow. Munich, 1948.
Size and condition vary. Some in fair-poor condition.

Rabbi A. I. Kook, booklet commemorating the 11th memorial day of A. I. Kook. Published by the Culture Department of "Torah VeAvodah" movement in Germany, Munich, 1946. Yiddish and some Hebrew.
Stenciled typewritten text. The booklet opens with the letter which Rabbi Kook sent to "Bnei Akiva". 23 pp, 29.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Creases at corners and some tears at margins. Cover (blank) detached. Library ink-stamp. Several pages are bound upside down.
Not in the NLI. Not listed in the OCLC.

Collection of documents and letters, the majority pertaining to the freeing of Agunot (women bound in marriage by a husband who refuses to grant a divorce or who is missing and not proven dead) after the Holocaust.
Among the documents: lists of Torah novellae handwritten by the Tzadik of Ra'anana, Rabbi Yitzchak Huberman; documents of testimony for the freeing of Holocaust Agunot, with handwritten notations; various letters sent to Huberman, including: lengthy Halachic responsa (about 18 pages) by Rabbi Yechezkel Rottner Av Beit Din of Shamkut, from the period of his rabbinical service in the Wilhelm camp in Germany; and response by the great Av Beit Din of Schwäbisch Hall, Rabbi Mordechai Gershon Spalter (1886-1962, who served during that period as rabbi of Schwäbisch Hall refugee camp in Germany).
Rabbi Yitzchak HaCohen Huberman – “The Tzadik of Ra’anana” (1896-1977). Born in Poland and studied with Rabbi Ya’akov Mordechai of Belgora, with the “Shem MeShmuel” of Sochochov, and oters. Was affiliated with Hassidism of Gur and Lubavitch. Following the Holocaust, served for six years in the rabbinate of Wetzlar in Germany. Immigrated to Ra’anana in Eretz Israel. Was known as an exalted righteous individual and a miracle worker. Rabbi Shach refers to him in his approbation to his book Ben Le’oshri: “Abundant with wisdom in the revealed and concealed”.
Dozens of leaves, various sizes and conditions. Fair-good condition.

Certificate of Excellence on behalf of "Keren HaYesod in Austria, State Tax Campaign in 1948". Linz-Bindermich DPC, Sivan, 1948.
Granted to Mr. Joseph Rubinstein, "for fulfilling his duties with devotion in favor of the State of Israel" (Hebrew). Signatures (p.p.) of the chairman and secretary.
Illustrated in stencil and by hand (signed artist: Zvi Zilberman) depicting the Flag of Israel, two pillars topped with a Star of David, pictures of Tel-Aviv and a kibbutz, flowers and illustrations of a tank, a ship and factories. 30X44 cm. Good condition. Stains. Some damages at margins and on the reverse.
From the collection of Dr Simon Cohen.

A large fabric flag. [Belgium, post World War II, ca. 1945].
Red flag, with an inscription embroidered with yellow threads, and with fringes. At the margins are laces for binding the flag to a pole.
On one side – an embroidered inscription in Hebrew "Workers of all nations unite! To the Noar Borochovi in Belgium, from members of Po'alei Zion in the Jewish Brigade"; on the lower part, in the center, an embroidered emblem of the "No'ar Borochovi". On the reverse appears an identical inscription in Yiddish, instead of the "No'ar Borochovi" emblem, appears the emblem of the Jewish Brigade.
"No'ar Borochovi" movement was revived after the holocaust to continue the Jewish Youth Movement "Jugend" (full name was "Jugend Farband Jugend" – Jugend Youth Alliance), youth movement of "Po'alei Zion Smol", founded in 1904, which was the first of Zionist-socialist youth movements and was active until the invasion of Nazis into Poland in September 1939. 85X136 cm. Good condition. Slight damages (unraveled threads).