Auction 9 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
Satirical Note of March 1848 Revolution – Berlin
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Offener Brief an den halbabgegangenen Magistrat, Yitzchak Moshe Hirsch. Berlin, 1848.
Satirical leaf, letter to chief judge of Berlin accusing the court of views incongruous with the revolutionary spirit. Was published as part of a series of satirical leaflets during the 1848 revolution concerning daily matters. The name Yitzchak Moshe Hirsch is pseudonym of the publisher Levine Kalman Weil and the historian Shmuel Loevenhertz. The note is in German and includes citation in faulty Yiddish in German letters. Supplies interesting details about the 1848 revolution in Prussia. German.
49 X 34 cm. Fair condition. Creases and tears to edges, stains.
Satirical leaf, letter to chief judge of Berlin accusing the court of views incongruous with the revolutionary spirit. Was published as part of a series of satirical leaflets during the 1848 revolution concerning daily matters. The name Yitzchak Moshe Hirsch is pseudonym of the publisher Levine Kalman Weil and the historian Shmuel Loevenhertz. The note is in German and includes citation in faulty Yiddish in German letters. Supplies interesting details about the 1848 revolution in Prussia. German.
49 X 34 cm. Fair condition. Creases and tears to edges, stains.
Central Europe Jewry
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