Anti-Semitic plate, lithograph, handpainted soon after it was printed. Published by Epinal. The lithograph was manufactured by Oliver o Pinot.

The lithograph is accompanied with anti-Semitic, rhymed stanzas in French regarding the Wandering Jew. The illustration depicts a Jew with a long curly beard, long nose, and wandering stick. The people around him, as if the local children, are relatively clean and neat - and everybody looks at him with a critical look.

Similar lithographs were printed in 19th century France with the title "LA Juif Errant," with the same poem, but with illustrations by Fracois Georgin.

Size: 40x30 cm.

Fine condition.

A photograph album from the Holocaust - Extermination of Polish Jews, with a foreword by Gershon Taffet and Philip Friedman. Published by the Central Historical Committee in Poland, Lodz 1945.

A book in album format which contains 252 photographs depicting the different stages of the holocaust of Polish Jewry in chronological order, beginning with the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939: antisemitic propaganda, forced labor, starvation in the ghetto, concentration camps, the partisans, until after the liberation in 1945. With a foreword in Polish, Russian, English, French, Yiddish and Hebrew. The photographs are described in four languages, Polish, Russian, English, Yiddish. The book was published in December 1945, and is considered one of the first and most important books to document the destruction of Polish Jewry.

Black title-page cover, with the book's name in English and Polish. Printed on special paper.

[21], 104, [15] leaves. Its length is bigger than its width: 23x32 cm.

Tears on the title-page cover, the body of the album is in very fine condition.

Anne Frank: Yomana Shel Na'ara [A Girl's Diary], first Hebrew edition, translated by S. Schnitzer, published by Karni, printed by 'Davar'. Tel Aviv, 1953.

First Hebrew edition of 'Anne Frank's Diary' translated by S. Schnitzer which was published six years after the first edition published in Holland [in Dutch]. This edition was published in a limited number of copies and distributed as a gift to the subscribers of the "Dvar HaShavua" newspaper. After achieving great success among the Israeli readership it was published in many editions in Israel.

220 pages. 20 cm.

Slight tears on the paper cover. A few small holes on the last leaf without damage to text.

Very fine condition.

An official souvenir postcard from the "Degenerate Art" - Entartete Kunst exhibition. On the rear side is a postal stamp from the exhibition with the date February-April 1938 and an additional stamp with a swastika.

The anti-semitic "Degenerate Art" exhibition opened in Munich in July 1937 and displayed some 650 works of approximately 100 artists which were confiscated from museums and galleries throughout Germany, in order to make them a public mockery. The exhibition traveled through a number of cities in Germany until 1941, and propaganda material such as booklets, postcards and posters were printed before each exhibition to accompany the anti-semitic atmosphere, as part of the Nazi propaganda. Over two million people visited the exhibition during the years it was exhibited.

Size: 9x14 cm.

Very fine condition.

A collection of 22 memorial pins of various concentration and death camps from the Holocaust. Among them:

Pins from the camps of Auschwitz [5 different pins], Theresienstadt , Buchenwald, a memorial pin from the Organization of Disabled Veterans from the War Against the Nazis, Jasenovc, Lidice and more.

Sizes vary. Very fine condition.