15 broadsides and booklets about politics, culture, education and more, mid 1920s – 1948. Hebrew, French and English.
The collection contains, among others: * Election-advertisement leaflet, Tel Aviv township, on behalf of the Tel Aviv List, featuring a humorous poem against all other candidates, composed anonymously, and a small leaflet praising the achievements of the list. * 4 broadsides against Knesset members and against Mapai party. * List of candidates to the Assembly of Representatives of Mifleget Poalei Eretz Israel. * Broadside distributed to grocery shops owners on behalf of the provision department in Jerusalem with instructions for distributing groceries to customers. * Broadside on behalf of the food coupon management department directing business owners how to pay vendors. * Entrance ticket to the Levant Fair tradeshow. * Booklet "Advice to the Public" instructiong citizens how to protect themselves in case of air raid. * Book of regulations of "Agudat Brit Rishonim".
Size and condition vary. Some filing holes. Stains and tears. Fair-good overall condition.

Informative Circular Letter on behalf of "LaAsireinu", relief society for detainees and prisoners in Israel and in exile. April 1948.
A printed letter in which the society informs about the refusal of the British Government to answer the request to return the exiles to the country before the end of the British Mandate, about the lack of communication with the prisoners in the remote camp, and about their visit to the detention camp in Atlit.
In 1944 the British Mandate Authorities in Eretz Israel deported several hundred Etzel and Lehi members to internment camps in Africa. At first they were transferred to Sembel, later on to Carthago, from there back to Sembel, and finally to Gilgil in Kenya, where they were detained until their liberation and return to Israel in July 1948. LaAsireinu society founded by the Jewish National Council acted for their well being and for their return to the country.
[3] leaves, 28 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains and tears.

Foundation Declaration of Haganah Members Organization in Israel, Israel, 1949. Hebrew. Handwritten signature "Ya'akov Dori Lieutenant General". The declaration lists the milestones in the history of the organization since the founding of the organization in 1920 until the establishment of IDF on May 31, 1948.
The organization was founded after the Independence War, and it organized all of the Haganah members until IDF was established.
[1] leaf, 21X33 cm, good condition. Filing holes, folding marks, mounted on a paper leaf.

Approximately 125 issues and single leaves of newspapers printed in Jerusalem under siege. Jerusalem, 1947-1948. Hebrew.
The collection includes two issues of newspapers for youth, in addition to many daily papers: * "Haherut Iton Yomi shel Yerushalayim Halochemet", about 79 issues and single leaves, 1948. * "Yediot Yerushalayim", about 30 issues, 1948. * "Devar Yerushalayim Iton Po'aley Yerushalayim", 3 issues, 1948. * "Hayom", 9 issues, 1948. * "Ba'arov Hayom", single issue, 1948. * "Yediot Maariv", single issue, 1948. * "Hadashot Ha'erev", 2 single leaves, 1946-1947. * "Hama'azin Iton Haradio Haivri", single issue, 1948. * "Iton Hanoar Masuot", single issue, 1948. Some issues appear in more than one copy.
Size and condition vary, good-fair overall condition. Folded.