Auction 21 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
Jewish-Hungarian Soldiers During World War I / The Vanishing World/Jews of Bukowina
Opening: $180
Sold for: $400
Including buyer's premium
1. 1914-1916 - A Magyar Zsidֳ³ Hadi Archivum Almanachja, szerkesztok, Hevesi Simon, Polnay Jeno, Patai Jֳ³zsef.. Budapest: Magyar Zsido Hadi Archivum ֳ©s Orszֳ¡gos Magyar Izraelita Kֳ¶zmֳ¼velֳ¶dֳ©si Egyesֳ¼let, 1916. Book concerning the participation of Jewish-Hungarian soldiers in World War I, accompanied by numerous illustrations and photographs.
2. Di Farshvundene velt [the vanishing world], edited by Raphael Abramovich. New York, 1947. Book in album format containing photographs of East European Jews. Numerous photographs of synagogues, streets, shops and figures, in two parts: Jewish cities and people. Presenting the East European Jewry prior to the holocaust. On the binding appears an illustration by Shlomo Yudovin. Binding partly detached, handwritten dedication.
3. Geschichte der Juden in der Bukowina [History of the Bukowina Jews], Hugo Gold. Tel Aviv, 1958. A comprehensive research accompanied by numerous photographs. (First volume only, out of two).
Size and condition varies.
2. Di Farshvundene velt [the vanishing world], edited by Raphael Abramovich. New York, 1947. Book in album format containing photographs of East European Jews. Numerous photographs of synagogues, streets, shops and figures, in two parts: Jewish cities and people. Presenting the East European Jewry prior to the holocaust. On the binding appears an illustration by Shlomo Yudovin. Binding partly detached, handwritten dedication.
3. Geschichte der Juden in der Bukowina [History of the Bukowina Jews], Hugo Gold. Tel Aviv, 1958. A comprehensive research accompanied by numerous photographs. (First volume only, out of two).
Size and condition varies.
Central European Jewry
Central European Jewry