"Memorial for those martyred in Poland during the months Tamuz to Kislev 1942-1943" (Hebrew), a leaflet. Publisher and year not indicated. [Palestine, 1943?].
A version of the "El Maleh Rachamim" (God Full of Mercy) prayer in memory of Holocaust victims – "The thousands upon thousands souls of Israel … that were killed … in the countries occupied by the Nazis … Poland, Austria, Bulgaria, Belgoium, Bukovina, Servia, Galicia, Germany, Denmark, Holland, Yugoslavia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Czechoslovakia, France, Occupied Russia, and the other countries occupied by the enemy" (Hebrew). The prayer was presumably written during Operation Reinhard, subsequent to hundreds of thousands of Jews being sent from the Warsaw Ghetto to the extermination camps ("The Grossaktion").
The printed text was vowelized hand (in pen).
Approx. 13X16 cm. Good condition. Fold lines. Creases and minor blemishes. A small tear to edge.

Two Nazi maps of Lodz (Litzmannstadt) from World War II and a map of the "Nazi crimes in Poland" from 1968. Germany and Poland, 1942-1968. German and other languages.
1. Plan von Litzmannstadt mit Strassenverzeichnis [Map of Litzmannstadt with Street index], by Erwin Thiem. Lodz: S. Spiegelt, 1942. German. Scale: 1: 20000.
A large map of Lodz. On verso is a comprehensive, alphabetically ordered, list of all street names throughout the city. The area of the Jewish Ghetto has been erased of street-names and replaced by a series of letters or numbers (small portion in white, in central upper area of map).
Approx. 70X94 cm. Good condition. Fold lines and creases. Minor stains. Small tears (mainly along the fold lines).
2. Deutsche Heereskarte – Litzmannstadt [Map of the German Army – Litzmannstadt]. [Berlin]: OKH / GenStdH (Chef des Kriegskarten- und Vermessungswesens) [The General Staff of the Ground Forces of the German Army, Mapping and Measurement Department], 1944. German. Scale: 1: 300000.
A third edition of the map of Lodz and its surroundings (published for the first time in 1941). Printed, presumably, for the general staff of the German Air Force (Luftwaffe). On top of the map it is indicated that it was intended for military use only.
56X50 cm. Good condition. Stains and minor blemishes to margins.
3. Nazi Crimes in Poland in the Years 1939-1945, a map edited by Jan Laskowski. Warsaw: Polskie Przedsiębiorstwo Wydawnictw Kartograficznych, 1968. Scale: 1: 1500000. Polish, Russian, French, English and German.
A map depicting the Nazi crimes in Poland. It shows the precise location of each camp, number of prisoners, extermination camps, concentration and labor camps, mass tombs of Polish and Russian prisoners of war, numbers of executed, and more. It was edited for the Council for Protection of Fight and Martyrdom Monuments and is based on documents of the Central Commission for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes in Poland.
47X58 cm. Good condition. Fold lines and creases. Stains, tears and minor blemishes (mainly to margins and along the fold lines).

Eight broadsides and paper items related to the assistance of the Yishuv in Palestine to the Jews of Europe during the Holocaust. Palestine, early 1940s.
* "Petition of the children of Palestine…" (Hebrew), signed by three children from the "Tachkemoni" school of Jerusalem. June 1943. * Blank form, "Petition of the Yishuv…" (Hebrew) + a small band to wear on one's clothes – "Statutory holiday – Petition of the Yishuv" (Hebrew). June 1943. * Broadside "To our brothers and sisters in Tel-Aviv!" (Hebrew), about the atrocities and the mass murder of the Jews of Europe. * Broadside - "The People of Israel in Their Homeland" (Hebrew) issued by the New Zionist Organization in Palestine, about the destruction of European Jewry. * Broadside "To the Jewish Yishuv in Palestine!" (Hebrew) issued by the United Committee for Aiding the Jews of Poland, about the fundraising campaign of 1941-1942 for the refugees of Poland. * Printed sign: "Jew beware! German products are sold here" (Hebrew). * Printed leaflet about "The clothing enterprise of the United Committee for Aiding the Jews of Poland" (Hebrew).
Size and condition vary. Good overall condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.

Bulletin, the Rescue Committee of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. [Jerusalem], February 1946. Mimeographed typescript.
The issue contains articles about the fate of the Jews during the Holocaust and information about the state of She'erit Hapletah in Europe after the Holocaust: "A Letter from Vilnius", "From a Letter about the State of the Jews of Poland", "The State of the Jews in Vienna after the War", "The State of the Jewish Refugees Coming to Austria", "A Story by a Member of the Jewish Underground Organization in France, who was in the Glinice camp" and more.
[1] leaf, 13 pp, 26.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Foxing (many stains on some of the leaves). Fold lines. Creases to margins. Several pinholes to the first two leaves. The first leaf is detached.