A large collection of proclamations, street notices, pashkevilim, pamphlets and printed leaves – polemic proclamations and proclamations supporting religious observance. Charedi Jewry in Israel. Most of the proclamations are from 1950-1980. Proclamations about kashrut and support of religious observance, strengthening modest dress and Shabbat observance. Proclamations of Shabbat protests and accusing the Egged bus Company of not observing the Shabbat; proclamations opposing the missionaries and conscription of women into the IDF and National Service; proclamation against Zionism and Israel's Day of Independence and opposing voting in Israeli elections; election proclamations of Charedi parties; proclamations and various publications regarding autopsies in pathologic institutes and abuse of dead bodies; rare proclamations about Rabbi Goren's "heter (for the marriage of) mamzerin"; proclamations opposing watching "the tameh (impure) television"; proclamations and flyers of Chabad Chassidism; various publications of public institutes. More than 430 items, varied size. Overall very good condition.