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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
December 13, 2016
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Eight brochures and books about the holocaust, most of which were published in Israel during the holocaust and in the years that followed:
* Shishim Yom BePolin Shel Hitler (Sixty days in Hitler's Poland), writing by an eye-witness, by Yoel Mastboim. Tel-Aviv: Daval, [1940]. Translation: Ya'kov Koifman. Dedication handwritten by the author.
* Experiences of a Rabbi in Israel in a Detention Camp, by Yitzchak Baruch Levi. Jerusalem, [1940].
* I was a refugee, scenes and impressions from early days of war, by Frieda Zerubavel. Tel-Aviv: Davar, 1941.
* Churban Yehudei Bessarabia. Tel-Aviv: Aid Committee for Bessarabia Jews in Eretz Israel, [1944].
* Pinkas Kedoshei Kehilat Kosov-Polsky. Jerusalem: Aid Society for Jews from Kosov-Polsky in Eretz Israel, [1946].
* Saving Jewish Property, securing inheritance rights regarding Jewish property in Europe. Jerusalem. [1947] .
* Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as told by participants and eye witnesses, by German prisoners, documents of the Polish underground, by B. Mark member of Polish Jews Committee in Lublin. Tel-Aviv: Am VeOlam Socialist Society, [1951].
* Book about Buchach Congregation. [Israel], [2nd half of 20th century]. Brochure announcing the book about the congregation survivors. Not listed in NLI.
8 books and brochures. Size and condition vary.
* Shishim Yom BePolin Shel Hitler (Sixty days in Hitler's Poland), writing by an eye-witness, by Yoel Mastboim. Tel-Aviv: Daval, [1940]. Translation: Ya'kov Koifman. Dedication handwritten by the author.
* Experiences of a Rabbi in Israel in a Detention Camp, by Yitzchak Baruch Levi. Jerusalem, [1940].
* I was a refugee, scenes and impressions from early days of war, by Frieda Zerubavel. Tel-Aviv: Davar, 1941.
* Churban Yehudei Bessarabia. Tel-Aviv: Aid Committee for Bessarabia Jews in Eretz Israel, [1944].
* Pinkas Kedoshei Kehilat Kosov-Polsky. Jerusalem: Aid Society for Jews from Kosov-Polsky in Eretz Israel, [1946].
* Saving Jewish Property, securing inheritance rights regarding Jewish property in Europe. Jerusalem. [1947] .
* Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as told by participants and eye witnesses, by German prisoners, documents of the Polish underground, by B. Mark member of Polish Jews Committee in Lublin. Tel-Aviv: Am VeOlam Socialist Society, [1951].
* Book about Buchach Congregation. [Israel], [2nd half of 20th century]. Brochure announcing the book about the congregation survivors. Not listed in NLI.
8 books and brochures. Size and condition vary.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
December 13, 2016
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Nine pocket-books and brochures concerning the holocaust, printed in Israel in the 1940s, most of them of the series "Min HaMoked" published by "Am Oved":
* Min Hashevi HaGermany (from German imprisonment), letters and drawing by Shimon Hacohen. Tek_Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* HaGevura BeIsrael, (bravery in Israel), dedicated to fighters of the Ghetto, by Zvi Kolitz, Jerusalem: Beit Ha'am, [1943].
* Kol Demay Achim (Voice of our brothers' blood), documents from 1943 Ghettos. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Achim Krovim Nidachin (close-distant brothers), by Bracha Habas. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Letters from the Ghetto, compiled by Bracha Habas. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Li Nakam veShilem, by Friedrich Torberg. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1944]. Hebrew translation by S. Shalom.
* Mered Yehudey Warsaw (Warsaw Jews Uprising) (according to Ghetto fighters' testimony) by M. Neishtadt. Tel-Aviv: Ichud Olami Poaley Zion, 1945.
* Shesh HaShanim Halalu (these six years) (1939-1945) by Shalom Rosenfeld. Tel-Aviv: published by Yediot Ahronot on the day the war ended May 8, 1945., 1945.
* Nedudei Israel (wanderings of Israel) by Ya'akov Leshchinski. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1945]. Transslated from Yiddish: Yehuda Azarya.
Nine books and brochures. Size and condition vary.
* Min Hashevi HaGermany (from German imprisonment), letters and drawing by Shimon Hacohen. Tek_Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* HaGevura BeIsrael, (bravery in Israel), dedicated to fighters of the Ghetto, by Zvi Kolitz, Jerusalem: Beit Ha'am, [1943].
* Kol Demay Achim (Voice of our brothers' blood), documents from 1943 Ghettos. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Achim Krovim Nidachin (close-distant brothers), by Bracha Habas. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Letters from the Ghetto, compiled by Bracha Habas. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1943].
* Li Nakam veShilem, by Friedrich Torberg. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1944]. Hebrew translation by S. Shalom.
* Mered Yehudey Warsaw (Warsaw Jews Uprising) (according to Ghetto fighters' testimony) by M. Neishtadt. Tel-Aviv: Ichud Olami Poaley Zion, 1945.
* Shesh HaShanim Halalu (these six years) (1939-1945) by Shalom Rosenfeld. Tel-Aviv: published by Yediot Ahronot on the day the war ended May 8, 1945., 1945.
* Nedudei Israel (wanderings of Israel) by Ya'akov Leshchinski. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, [1945]. Transslated from Yiddish: Yehuda Azarya.
Nine books and brochures. Size and condition vary.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
December 13, 2016
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Collection of books – holocaust and She'erit Hapletha – Yiddish and Polish, among them:
* Berele, tales and illustrations. By Nachum Kanin. New-York [1938]. Dedication handwritten by the author.
* Chorvot Dertsayln, about Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. By Mark Ber. Lodz, 1947.
* In undzer dor, about Treblinka camp. By Yosef Horn. Buenos Aires, 1949.
* Tagbukj fun lodzer geto [diary of Lodz Ghetto], by Shlomo Frank. Tel-Aviv, 1958.
* Mayne 100 kinder [my 100 children], by Lena Kichler Zilberman. Tel-Aviv, 1962. Photographs.
* Vi shaf tsu der shkhite [like sheep to slaughter], by Shabtai Keshev. Tel-Aviv, 1966.
* Kra'atich Yerushalyim, Holocaust poem, by Czeslaw Slezak. Tel-Aviv – New-York, 1967. Hebrew and Polish page facing page. Photo-print of artistic manuscript.
Additional books.
About 25 books. Condition was not thoroughly examined and books are sold AS IS.
* Berele, tales and illustrations. By Nachum Kanin. New-York [1938]. Dedication handwritten by the author.
* Chorvot Dertsayln, about Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. By Mark Ber. Lodz, 1947.
* In undzer dor, about Treblinka camp. By Yosef Horn. Buenos Aires, 1949.
* Tagbukj fun lodzer geto [diary of Lodz Ghetto], by Shlomo Frank. Tel-Aviv, 1958.
* Mayne 100 kinder [my 100 children], by Lena Kichler Zilberman. Tel-Aviv, 1962. Photographs.
* Vi shaf tsu der shkhite [like sheep to slaughter], by Shabtai Keshev. Tel-Aviv, 1966.
* Kra'atich Yerushalyim, Holocaust poem, by Czeslaw Slezak. Tel-Aviv – New-York, 1967. Hebrew and Polish page facing page. Photo-print of artistic manuscript.
Additional books.
About 25 books. Condition was not thoroughly examined and books are sold AS IS.
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!["Hasha'ah" (the Hour) [irregular supplement – Haaretz newspaper], issue of September 3, 1939, headline: "England declares war](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol5-public/208.jpg "Supplement – Haaretz Newspaper – Beginning of World War II")
Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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"Hasha'ah" (the Hour) [irregular supplement – Haaretz newspaper], issue of September 3, 1939, headline: "England declares war against Germany".
[1] leaf, 31X23.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks.
[1] leaf, 31X23.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Rescue of Greek Jews, some suggestions or a plan, by David Al-Boher, Tel Aviv, 1943.
German occupation of Greece started in 1941. On March 15, 1943, the first transport of Greek Jews was sent to Auschwitz followed by 19 additional transports. During the holocaust, some 60,000 Greek Jews were murdered, about 80% of the Jewish population before the war. 10,000 survivors were found in Greece after the war.
3 printed leaves. 21 cm. Good condition.
German occupation of Greece started in 1941. On March 15, 1943, the first transport of Greek Jews was sent to Auschwitz followed by 19 additional transports. During the holocaust, some 60,000 Greek Jews were murdered, about 80% of the Jewish population before the war. 10,000 survivors were found in Greece after the war.
3 printed leaves. 21 cm. Good condition.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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1. 4 daily papers printed between December 1-2, 1942 and March 6, 1945, announcing a national day of mourning and fasting remembering the holocaust. * Issue of Yediot Ahronot newspaper of December 1, 1942; headline: 'stop the bloodshed! Save those in mortal danger! Open the gates!...' (Hebrew). * Issue of "Haboker" newspaper of December 2, 1942; headline: "Today Jews pray for their tortured brothers" (Hebrew). * Issue of "Haaretz" newspaper of December 2, 1942 announcing: "A day of mourning and fasting, prayer and cease of all work"(Hebrew). * Issue of "Hatzofeh – paper of Hamizrahi movement" of March 6, 1942; headline: "A week of mourning and a day of fasting in the country and the Diaspora …".
2. A package of printed stickers with a yellow Star of David and the word Jude in the center titled "Remember what Amalek did unto thee". 4X4 cm. Judging by the font it is possible that the stickers were printed in Europe.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Folded newspapers.
2. A package of printed stickers with a yellow Star of David and the word Jude in the center titled "Remember what Amalek did unto thee". 4X4 cm. Judging by the font it is possible that the stickers were printed in Europe.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Folded newspapers.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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8 headlines of daily papers printed between the May 2-9, 1945, the week during which World war II ended. * Single leaf of "Yediot Ahronot" paper of May 9, 1945, headline: "Dramatic surrender ceremony in Berlin, German commanders approached Zhukov's table one by one, signed and left". * Issue of "Haboker" paper of May 8, 1945, headline: "End of War in Europe". * Issue of "Hatzofeh paper of world HaMizrahi Movement" of May 8, 1945; headline: End of War in Europe". * Single leaf of "Yediot Ahronot" paper of May 7, 1945, headline: "All is ready for declaration". * Single leaf of "Hamashkif National Daily Paper" of May 7, 1945, headline:"War in Europe to be declared over this week". * Issue of "Haboker" paper of May 7, 1945, headline: "A joint declaration of Victory is expected soon". * Single leaf of "Haaretz" paper of May 3, 1945; headline: "Berlin Occupied, Hitler and Goebels Committed Suicide". * "Issue of "Haboker" of May 2, 1945; headline: "Hitler is dead – Admiral Doenitz is his successor".
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Folded.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Folded.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
December 13, 2016
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Sein kampf, 41 caricatures politiques, Stanislaw Dobrzynski, published by W Drodze, Jerusalem, 1944. French.
46 pp, 19.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stained, pencil scribbles.
Provenance: Shlomo Shva Collection.
46 pp, 19.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stained, pencil scribbles.
Provenance: Shlomo Shva Collection.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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3 paper items printed for She'erit Hapletha in Displaced Persons Camps in Germany and a short document of U.S. Zone Voluntary Agency, Hebrew, Yiddish and English. 1946-1949.
* Yalkut Shirim, No'ar Chalutzi Meuchad. Published by the Chief Leadership, Munich, 1947 (second edition). The "yalkut" was published on the first anniversary of the organization and compiles about 60 songs divided according to subjects: songs of hope and enthusiasm, homeland songs, love songs etc. * Dos lid fun exodus, Munich, 1947. Printed leaf with lyrics of a Yiddish song and sheet music. * Yiddish Shtime, irgun fun der "Mizrahi" un "Torah VeAvodah" bevegung fun der She'erit Hapleta. Munich, 1949. Issue of a paper printed in Munich between the years 1946-1949 for She'erit Hapletha. * Transfer of volunteer certificate issued by U.S. Zone Voluntary Agency, from one Displaced Persons Camp to another.
Size and condition vary. Back cover of Yalkut HaShirim is detached, tears to folding marks of the paper. Good to fair overall condition.
* Yalkut Shirim, No'ar Chalutzi Meuchad. Published by the Chief Leadership, Munich, 1947 (second edition). The "yalkut" was published on the first anniversary of the organization and compiles about 60 songs divided according to subjects: songs of hope and enthusiasm, homeland songs, love songs etc. * Dos lid fun exodus, Munich, 1947. Printed leaf with lyrics of a Yiddish song and sheet music. * Yiddish Shtime, irgun fun der "Mizrahi" un "Torah VeAvodah" bevegung fun der She'erit Hapleta. Munich, 1949. Issue of a paper printed in Munich between the years 1946-1949 for She'erit Hapletha. * Transfer of volunteer certificate issued by U.S. Zone Voluntary Agency, from one Displaced Persons Camp to another.
Size and condition vary. Back cover of Yalkut HaShirim is detached, tears to folding marks of the paper. Good to fair overall condition.
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Online Auction 05 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
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Eight books printed for She'erit Hapletha, out of which six are study books printed especially for children in camps in Europe. Distribution in other locations or selling the books was prohibited.
* Hebrew Dictionary, Yehudah Gur. Published by [tsiyonistishe shtime], [Germany], [1949]. 6th edition. Hebrew. Part I, 14, 610 pp, part II [2], 612-1107 pp. On inner title page: "printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Non-original binding.
* Hebrew Dictionary, Yehudah Gur. Published by tsiyonistishe shtime, [Germany, 1949]. 6th edition. Hebrew. [2], 612-1107 pp. Part II only. Printed on the front binding and on title page: "printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Ink stamp of HaShomer HaTza'ir leadership in Germany; dedication: "for Motke, in memory of our joint life in Foerenwald".
* Physics for pupils booklet 3, M. Benari and M. Kokva, printed and distributed by American Joint Distribution Committee, Munich,1947. Hebrew. 44 pp. On the back binding: "published in a limited for Israeli children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Illustrations.
* Experiments with plants, book for pupils, I. Margolin, Munich: Omanut, 1947. Hebrew. 52 pp. Printed on the back binding: "Published in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in European camps distribution in other places and selling of the book is forbidden".
* Introduction to the Bible, M.Z. Segal, printed and distributed by American Joint Distribution Committee, Munich, 1947. Hebrew. [6], 228, [1] pp. Printed at the end of the book: "Published in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in European camps distribution in other places and selling of the book is forbidden".
* Akedat Treblinka gedenkn un relexen, Rabbi Simcha Elberg, printer: [North China Press]. Shangahi, 1946. Yiddish. 46, [1] pp. [Sacrifice of Treblinka – thoughts and contemplations].
* Undzer regenboygn baladn un lider, Yitzchak Perlow, Published by Po'aley Zion, Munich, 1948. Yiddish.
Size and condition vary, damp staining, pencil scribbles in one book, small tears to margins of binding, two books are in non-original binding. Fair to good overall condition.
* Hebrew Dictionary, Yehudah Gur. Published by [tsiyonistishe shtime], [Germany], [1949]. 6th edition. Hebrew. Part I, 14, 610 pp, part II [2], 612-1107 pp. On inner title page: "printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Non-original binding.
* Hebrew Dictionary, Yehudah Gur. Published by tsiyonistishe shtime, [Germany, 1949]. 6th edition. Hebrew. [2], 612-1107 pp. Part II only. Printed on the front binding and on title page: "printed in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Ink stamp of HaShomer HaTza'ir leadership in Germany; dedication: "for Motke, in memory of our joint life in Foerenwald".
* Physics for pupils booklet 3, M. Benari and M. Kokva, printed and distributed by American Joint Distribution Committee, Munich,1947. Hebrew. 44 pp. On the back binding: "published in a limited for Israeli children in camps in Europe, distribution in other places is forbidden". Illustrations.
* Experiments with plants, book for pupils, I. Margolin, Munich: Omanut, 1947. Hebrew. 52 pp. Printed on the back binding: "Published in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in European camps distribution in other places and selling of the book is forbidden".
* Introduction to the Bible, M.Z. Segal, printed and distributed by American Joint Distribution Committee, Munich, 1947. Hebrew. [6], 228, [1] pp. Printed at the end of the book: "Published in a limited number of copies for Jewish children in European camps distribution in other places and selling of the book is forbidden".
* Akedat Treblinka gedenkn un relexen, Rabbi Simcha Elberg, printer: [North China Press]. Shangahi, 1946. Yiddish. 46, [1] pp. [Sacrifice of Treblinka – thoughts and contemplations].
* Undzer regenboygn baladn un lider, Yitzchak Perlow, Published by Po'aley Zion, Munich, 1948. Yiddish.
Size and condition vary, damp staining, pencil scribbles in one book, small tears to margins of binding, two books are in non-original binding. Fair to good overall condition.
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Collection of books, papers and other paper items issued for She'erit Hapletha, various publishers, printing locations and printing dates. Yiddish, English and German.
* Farktike tog (aktzn dertsaylunen) Leib Korland, Landsberg, 1948. Yiddish. 238, [3] pp.
* ORT in the US-Zone Germany. [20] leaves. No other details. Book contains information about the history of ORT since its establishment and operations in Dispalced Persons Camps. Numerous photographs accompany the text.
* Undzer veg [our way] issue no. 1, issued by the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in Germany, Munich, October 12, 1945. Yiddish. 6 pp. Appears in three copies.
* Landsberg Lager-Cajtung, Arojgegebn fun Komitet fun gewezene jidisze politisze gefangene. Issue no. 1, Landsberg, October 8, 1945. Yiddish in Latin characters and some English. 4 pp.
* Personal Data Form – meant for refugees in the American Zone, 1946. English and German. [1] folded leaf.
* Small poster with six photographs of soldiers and bodies lying in the street, inscribed: Stuttgart 19.III.1946 and below: "Heisst das befrayung?!"
* Small poster with six photographs of a mass assembly and a convoy of vehicles inscribed "Miting un de levaye".
Size and condition vary, tears to margins, damp staining, pencil and felt-pen scribbles, creases. Fair to good overall condition.
* Farktike tog (aktzn dertsaylunen) Leib Korland, Landsberg, 1948. Yiddish. 238, [3] pp.
* ORT in the US-Zone Germany. [20] leaves. No other details. Book contains information about the history of ORT since its establishment and operations in Dispalced Persons Camps. Numerous photographs accompany the text.
* Undzer veg [our way] issue no. 1, issued by the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in Germany, Munich, October 12, 1945. Yiddish. 6 pp. Appears in three copies.
* Landsberg Lager-Cajtung, Arojgegebn fun Komitet fun gewezene jidisze politisze gefangene. Issue no. 1, Landsberg, October 8, 1945. Yiddish in Latin characters and some English. 4 pp.
* Personal Data Form – meant for refugees in the American Zone, 1946. English and German. [1] folded leaf.
* Small poster with six photographs of soldiers and bodies lying in the street, inscribed: Stuttgart 19.III.1946 and below: "Heisst das befrayung?!"
* Small poster with six photographs of a mass assembly and a convoy of vehicles inscribed "Miting un de levaye".
Size and condition vary, tears to margins, damp staining, pencil and felt-pen scribbles, creases. Fair to good overall condition.
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![Four books – She'erit Hapletha: *Dos lid funoysgehargetn idishn folk [poem about the murdered Jewish people], by Itzchak Katz](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Ol5-public/216.jpg "Four Books – She'erit Hapletha – Europe, 1945-1949")
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Four books – She'erit Hapletha:
*Dos lid funoysgehargetn idishn folk [poem about the murdered Jewish people], by Itzchak Katzenelson. Notes by Nathan Ak. Printed by A.B.C., Paris, 1945. Yiddish. First edition. 80 pp.
* Pessach-Buch 5706-1946, zum ersten Befreiungs- und Frühlingsfest der Überreste Israels in Europa, compiled and edited by Israel Blumenfeld. Published by Jüdische Rundschau, Marburg, 1946. German. 255, [1] pp.
* Tog azelkhe, by Melekh Tchemni, published by Poaley Zion, Munich, 1948. Yiddish. 141, [2], pp.
* Forwelkente tog [gloomy day], Meir Ber Guttman. Published by Alein, Bergen-Belsen, 1949. Yiddish. 127, 30, 26, [4] pp.
Size and condition vary. Good-fair overall condition.
*Dos lid funoysgehargetn idishn folk [poem about the murdered Jewish people], by Itzchak Katzenelson. Notes by Nathan Ak. Printed by A.B.C., Paris, 1945. Yiddish. First edition. 80 pp.
* Pessach-Buch 5706-1946, zum ersten Befreiungs- und Frühlingsfest der Überreste Israels in Europa, compiled and edited by Israel Blumenfeld. Published by Jüdische Rundschau, Marburg, 1946. German. 255, [1] pp.
* Tog azelkhe, by Melekh Tchemni, published by Poaley Zion, Munich, 1948. Yiddish. 141, [2], pp.
* Forwelkente tog [gloomy day], Meir Ber Guttman. Published by Alein, Bergen-Belsen, 1949. Yiddish. 127, 30, 26, [4] pp.
Size and condition vary. Good-fair overall condition.
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