Seven nontraditional Haggadahs printed in Eretz Israel between the years 1946-1947.
* Passover Haggadah. Hakibutz Hameuchad printing press, Ein Harod, 1946. Hebrew. 20 pp.
* Passover Haggadah. Hashomer Hatzair printing press, Merhavia, 1947. Hebrew. [32] pp. References to holocaust victims and the Song of Partisans (Never say you are going on your final road). Illustrations, on the reverse appear references to origin of texts.
* Passover Haggadah. Boy scouts, 1948. Hebrew. 41 pp. References to holocaust victims, uprising in Ghettos and the Song of Partisans (Never say you are going on your final road), as well as reference to the Balfour Declaration. some small illustrations.
* Passover Haggadah. Hashomer Hatzair printing press, Merhavia, 1950. Hebrew. [32] pp. References to the memory of holocaust victims and uprisings in Ghettos as well as memorial songs for the fallen in the War of Independence.
* Passover Haggadah, David Aleph. Ayelet Hashachar, 1952. Hebrew. 56 pp. References to the establishment of the State of Israel and a passage from the Scroll of Independence.
* Passover Haggadah, M. Bernard. Givat Brenner, 1955. 1967 edition, Amal Printing School. Hebrew. [34] pp. Illustrations on most of the pages.
* Passover Haggadah, Nechama G., Histadrut HaNoar HaOved veHalomed. Hebrew. [27] pp.
Size and condition vary, damp staining, markings in pen and pencil to some Haggadahs, loose cover of one. Fair to good overall condition.

Two non-traditional Haggadahs, HaHistadrut Haklalit shel HaOvdim HaIvrim BeEretz Israel, Moetzet Po'alei Tel Aviv, Va'adat HaTarbut. 1944, Hebrew. References to the holocaust and to the massacre of Jews in Iraq. On the first page of the Haggadah – blessing for Pesach " liberty and creation; rescue and redemption, independence and May the Zionist-Socialist vision come true" (Hebrew). 9 leaves, printed on one side.
2. Passover Haggadah (Yiddish), HaHistadrut Haklalit shel HaOvdim HaIvrim beEretz Israel, Ramat HaKovesh, 1958. Yiddish. References to 1936-1939 riots and to the Sinai War. 8 leaves, printed on one side.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Stains, mainly to cover; front cover detached from one Haggadah.

Jewish war heroes, a comic book published by Canadian Jewish Congress. [Canada, 1944]. English. Second issue.
In 1944 the "Canadian Jewish Congress" published the "Jewish War Heroes" series – a series of three comic booklets, illustrated by George Menendez Rae, given away for free, to prove that Jews are part of the military effort. This issue tells the story of five Jewish war heroes. A list of decorations awarded to Jewish-Canadian soldiers, with illustrations of the decorations, appears at the end.
[4] leaves, 24.5 cm. Good condition. Slight creases. Ink-stamp of Jewish Congress Library on upper right corner of title page.

Jewish Rites Explained, by Alexander B. Davis. Sydney: Printed by Henry Solomon at the “Caxton”, 1879. Second edition. English.
Booklet about Jewish rites and customs, by Rabbi Alexander B. Davis, rabbi in Sydney’s synagogue.
45 pp, 18 cm. Good condition. Foxing. Damages to binding. Dedication in pen on inner side of front binding.
This edition is not recorded in “A Bibliography of Australian Judaica” (Sydney, 1991).

Australian Jewry Book of Honour, the Great War, 1914-1918, by Harold Boas. Perth, 1923. English.
A book about Jewish soldiers in the Australian army in World War I – list of soldiers’ names, ranks, and decorations, and more; list (with photos) of names of soldiers who were killed in action; and other photos in black and white.
88 pp, 25X18 cm. Good condition. Slight creases and damages. Tears and stains on cover.