United Kingdom. The Orthodox Jewish experience in Holocaust-era Britain: postwar "Orthodox Youth" illustrated/photographic periodical of the Histadruth Zeire Agudas Israel (Union of Agudat Israel [Hassidic] Youth), #2 for Adar II [1946 - undated] depicting Rabbi Meir Schapiro on cover; no printing house attribution; 16 pages, complete, vertically folded. Includes "The Deeper Significance of Purim" (by Rabbi Yerucham Halevi - reprinted), biography of Rabbi Schapiro, "Justice" (by Yitzchak Halevi), various short articles on events locally & abroad including references to Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum (Satmar) "only now when we had seen the disaster which had befallen our people could we feel certain that the rest of G-d's promise, the Messianic liberation, was at hand" & a local visit by Rabbi Aaron Kotler; "Ikbata deMeshicha / ????? ??????" in Hebrew-lettered Yiddish by Rabbi Elchonon Wasserman z"tzl (a student of the Chofetz Chaim, who saw signs of the Redemption in the period prior to the Holocaust).
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Product Tags: United Kingdomian,British Book/Publication - Youth, Books & Publications and Judaica from United Kingdom and from 1945-1949 Postwar era, Holocaust, 20th Century, 1940s, which are Objects with Biblical or Jewish Religious references or Hebrew Dates, Hebrew on/in non-Israeli object, Object Related Specifically to a Personality or Key Event,

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United Kingdom. The Orthodox Jewish experience in Holocaust-era Britain: December 1945 dated postwar #10 issue of "Diglenu | Organ of the Ezra Noar-Agudati", printed by J. Delow & Co. (London); 16 pages, complete. Cover design by R. Rothschild & photo headline of Rabbi Yitzhak-Meir Levin (signatory on Israel's Declaration of Independence & co-founder of Beis Yaakov school system for religious Jewish girls); of interest, anti-Zionist position in opening editorial (and other philo-Eretz Israel articles within) reflecting the gradual change of Agudat Israel's position on Zionism - originally anti-Zionist gradually becoming non-Zionist, and then a participant in Israel's development in the wake of the Holocaust. Articles include Kibbutz Chofetz Chayim, "Objective: Eretz Israel", A Suggested Method for Teaching Chumash (by Rabbi S. D. Sassoon), Korbanot (by Rabbi I. Jakobovitz).
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $54. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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Product Tags: United Kingdomian,British Book/Publication - Youth, Books & Publications and Judaica from United Kingdom and from 1945-1949 Postwar era, Holocaust, 20th Century, 1940s, which are Objects with Biblical or Jewish Religious references or Hebrew Dates, Hebrew on/in non-Israeli object,

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United Kingdom. Aspects of Jewish Life and Education - published by the Joint Emergency Committee for Jewish Religious Education in Great Britain, London (publication #58), on the occasion of the fast of 9th of Av 5705 (19 July 1945); 68pg + thick paper jacket - all intact, light edge wear + few minor tears to cover. Post-Holocaust era booklet contains articles by various figures (Rabbis Dr. Altman, Lehrman, Gottlieb, Mayerowitsch, Epstein, Friedlander; Dayan H. Lazarus, Cecil Roth, etc.) on aspects of the Holocaust experience, the significance of the 9th of Av and on the then-present situation of Jewish education and future; with opening comment & observations by the founder of the JEC, Nathan Morris (1890–1970) + artwork by Jakob Sohn. The JEC established classes for children in places far removed from the large population centers; at the end of the war Morris took charge of the programs of the Central Council for Jewish Religious Education in the UK & Ireland, and later founded and headed the Jewish Agency's Department of Education and Culture (1949-1959); he also wrote the 3-volume study (1960-64) on the history of Jewish education from the Tannaitic period to the present, "Toledot ha-?innukh shel Am Yisrael".
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United Kingdom. The Orthodox Jewish experience in Holocaust-era Britain: December 1942-dated mimeograph copy of "Young Jewry's Weekly", illustrated youth periodical, volume 8 (#11-12) for Chanukka period; 16 pages (at least 1 pg/2 sides missing at end) - unattributed affiliation/origin; includes many hand-illustrated Chanukka-related puzzles/games/activities for children; cover designed by Jakob Sohn (1941) & an article on Chanukka halachot by Rabbi Dr. S. M. Lehrman (author of numerous books including on Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik; Rabbi of New Synagogue of Stamford Hill) - as such this periodical probably "modern-Orthodox" & may be a predecessor to the "Young Jewry" periodical of the Joint Emergency Committee for Jewish Religious Education in Great Britain; likely produced as religious education for Jewish children evacuated from urban centers in UK during WWII.
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $54. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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United Kingdom. The Orthodox Jewish experience in Holocaust-era Britain: wartime WWII semi-illustrated "Young Jewry" periodical magazine (religious education for Jewish children evacuated from urban centers in UK during WWII), issue #21 (Lag BaOmer / May 1943); published by the Joint Emergency Committee for Jewish Religious Education in Great Britain, London & printed by Steler & Young, London; 18 pgs, complete. Articles by Nathan Morris, Dr. Aron Cohen, Rabbi Dr. S. M. Lehrman, Rabbi Dr. W. Gottlieb & more, including Lag BaOmer, The Sephirah, Shimon Bar Yochai, Rabbi Akiva, In the Empire/South Africa, Lag Ba'Omer in Eretz Israel + games & puzzles; a mixture of religious learning (various depths) + light Zionism.
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $39. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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