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Jews in the Age of Fascism A broad selection of materials reflecting facets of Jewish experience – mainly in

the USA – in the 1930s and 1940s. Many of these leaflets, books and pamphlets relate to Jewish social activism and responses to the rise of Fascism and its anti-Semitic echo in America, including responses to the growing awareness of the extent of mass murder in Axis territories, calls for boycotting Nazi Germany, and, moving into the 1940s, materials reflecting Jewish participation in the armed forces, and efforts to aid refugees. This list also includes a number of examples of the anti-Semitic literature produced in the United States by fascist sympathizers, including accusations that the “global Jewish conspiracy” was dragging the US into war, or once the war had been joined, that Jews were sitting it out and letting the “white man” do their fighting. Items in this catalog also reflect the panoply of Jewish responses to the Holocaust – from more urgent Zionism to explicit anti-Zionism – and postwar efforts to find common cause with other minorities in the fight against racism.

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1. The B'nai B'rith's Jewish conspiracy to legalize the illegal entry of Jew refugees [handbill]. Hammond, IN: The Hoosier Press, [1945]. Tall, narrow handbill, 4x15 inches, horizontal fold crease, otherwise very good, warning that Jewish refugees from Europe are sneaking into the US and stealing gentile jobs in various high-paying professions. Includes a miniature facsimile of a letter said to be from the president of B'nai B'rith, offering help to undocumented Jewish aliens to become citizens. Receipt date of 1945 is penciled at bottom of verso. Last date in text is 1944. (#211380) $75.00 2. Call of Youth: Organ of the Workmen's Circle and the Young Circle League [Bound run of vol. IV]. New York: Workmen's Circle, 1936. All ten issues for 1936, bound in stiff card with printed emblem, cloth spine with wear at ends; minor handling soil and wear. (#207370) $95.00 Articles discuss the rise of anti-Semitism, the Nazi Olympics, labor news, and cultural affairs. 3. Cohen answers his Country's call and Fifth Columnist lies! Chicago: Anti-Defamation League, [194-]. Six-panel brochure, 3.25x5.75 inches when folded, very good. (#211748) $50.00 A response to anti-Semitic claims that Jews were not doing their part for the war. Lists 23 people with the last name Cohen who had either died in battle or received awards for their service. 4. Destroy the Nazi beast! Destroy the Hitler threat to exterminate the Jews! Attend mass demonstration against Hitler atrocities! [handbill]. New York: American Jewish Congress; B'nai B'rith; Jewish Labor Committee, 1942. 8.5x12 inch handbill, fold-creased, minor soil. Announces a rally at Madison Square Garden on July 21. (#211424) $125 "Cry out to the Civilized World for retaliation against Nazi bestiality!" Sponsors included a host of labor groups, labor Zionists and Jewish

fraternal organizations. 5. Fifth column. Boston: Industrial Defense Association, [1940-?]. Four-panel brochure, 3.25x6 inches, very good. Undated, but pencil note at bottom of back cover says "Rec'd Aug. 7, 1940." Cover shows the New York-based Hefter standing with crossed arms in front of the trident symbol of Nai Juda. (#211749) $125.00 A polemic against Joseph Otmar Hefter and his proposal for a Jewish state in South America, which he hoped to call Nai Juda. The author of this anonymous pamphlet argues that Hefter's proposal is a front for militant Jewish-Communist subversion in Latin America.

6. Gala New Year's Eve Ball for the Benefit of Political Refugees from Nazi terror [leaflet]. New York: Non-Sectarian Committee for Political Refugees, 1938. 5.75x8.5 inch leaflet, fainly fold-creased, with a rust mark on verso from contact with a stapled pamphlet. Listed sponsors of the gala include Albert Einstein, Vito Marcantonio, Clifford Odets, Granville Hicks, Leo Huberman, Ben Gold, Harry Bridges and many others. (#211750) $125.00

7. General McNarney says: Every Jew can understand: UNRRA is out of business on June 30th. The United States Army abandons all financial responsibility for care of displaced persons in Germany and Austria on July 1st. Governments and intergovernmental agencies are not helping. Most European governments are bankrupt. Who will provide food and shelter; clothing and medicines? Who will sustain their hope - equip them for jobs, life in Palestine, the United States, or other countries when they can get to lands of freedom? June 30th is the day of crisis for 250,000 Jewish displaced persons. Will you permit it to be their day of doom? [handbill]. n.p.: [United Jewish Appeal], [1947]. 8.5x11 inch sheet printed one side, penciled note at bottom indicates it was received from the United Jewish Appeal in 1947. Mild toning and edgewear; very good. (#211791) $125.00 8. Greetings Furriers from the Jewish Day Strikers! [handbill]. New York: NY Newspaper Guild, [1941]. 8.5x14 inch handbill, mimeographed from

handwritten original, minor handling wear. Lists ways furriers can show solidarity with workers striking at the Jewish Day newspaper. Also included is a June 1941 issue of "The 'Day' Striker," a four-page tabloid published by the striking workers. (#211302) $65.00

9. High Holiday Boycott Proclamation in the name of American traditions of freedom and justice. Help destroy Nazism. Help restore human rights. Help save the Jewish people from destruction [poster]. New York: Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights, Inc., [1936]. 19x23.5 inch poster, creased from having been folded, some splitting and incipient splitting at folds, must be handled with care (ideally, archivally backed). Text in English and Yiddish. Issued for Rosh Hashanah-Yom Kippur of the Jewish year 5697. Though not obvious in the photo, the poster is printed on blue paper. (#211422) $500.00 A call to boycott Nazi German goods and to unite not only the Jewish people but all forces of righteousness against the Hitler menace.

10. Heldn un martiren / Heroes and martyrs: Free Greece and the Jews [Special issue of The Resistance]. New York: The Resistance, 1942. 24p., staplebound booklet format, very good, text mostly in Yiddish; laid in is a two-page mimeographed release from The Resistance about the Czechoslovakian exile government and the Jews. This Special Issue is described as seventh in a series about the governments in exile and their attitudes toward the Jews. (#211385) $275.00 Describes instances of Greek-Jewish solidarity as the Greek

resistance fought fascist invasion. 11. ICOR Celebration Concert. First anniversary of Biro-Bidjan, Jewish Autonomous Territory [handbill]. New York: ICOR [Association for Jewish Colonization in the Soviet Union], 1935. 7.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, toned, with minor closed edge tears and creases. Somewhat smudgily printed, as if reproduced from a larger original. (#211752) $75.00 Announces a concert featuring the symphony orchestra of the International Workers Order, a dance group, and Japanese xylophonist Yoichi Hiraoka.

12. In dinst fun folk: almanakh fun Yidishn folks-ordn. New York: Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order of the I.W.O., 1947. 531p., worn wraps, text in Yiddish. (#174243) $30.00 Almanac of the fraternal organization. 13. The international Jew. 1. The Jew in character and business. Atlanta: Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1941. [16p.], staplebound pamphlet, fine condition, reprinting the 1920 original, but with a two-page introduction by James A. Colescott on the Klan's attitude toward the Jew. Also included is a 1941 cover letter from the KKK to the recipient, signed by JM George, noting that another volume he requested was not going to be reprinted. (#210656) $95.00 14. Jewish life in Poland. New York: Polish Research and Information Service, 1948. 11p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at upper left corner, mild toning. OCLC lists a holding with 13 leaves; this is counting the cover sheet and table of contents. (#211782) $75.00 Supportive of the new socialist Polish government, arguing that Jewish life has seen a rebirth after the war. The publisher was a registered agency of the Polish government in the US, indicated as such inside the front cover. 15. The Jewish Problem in the American trade union press. A report prepared for the Jewish Labor Committee... by the American Labor Archive and Research Institute. New York: American Labor Archive and Research Institute, 1946. 34p., carbon copy of typewritten report, 8.5x11 inch onionskin sheets bound in generic black paper folder. NYU holds a copy. (#182849) $45.00 Collected instances of reportage relevant to Jews in union papers, discussing both anti-discrimination articles and occasional anti-Semitic material, as well as discussions of the Palestine issue. Analyzes the distribution of the various types of reportage.

16. Jews in liberated Europe: survey of conditions and prospects of rehabilitation. New York: American Jewish Conference, 1945. 54p., staplebound pamphlet, 8.5x11 inches. Mild toning and edgewear; very good. (#211792) $125.00 Country-by-country summary of postwar legal and social changes. 17. The Jews of Britain in peace and war. New York: British Information Services, 1945. 23p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Cover depicts bombed-out Great Synagogue in London. (#211832) $35.00 Overview of Jewish contributions to British society and to the war effort.

18. Lest we forget: the massacre of the Warsaw ghetto. A compilation of reports received by the World Jewish congress and by the representation of Polish Jewry. New York: World Jewish Congress; Representation of Polish Jewry, 1943. 40p., staplebound pamphlet, second printing of December 1943; very good. (#211827) $350.00 Issued in the same year as the massacre, with a schematic map of the Treblinka concentration camp and a map of the ghetto on the back cover.

19. Long live the Irish [pocket-sized anti-Semitic card]. n.p.: n.pub., [194-]. Approximately 3x3.5 inch card, printed one side, evenly toned. (#211862) $30.00 Lists wartime accomplishments of Irish-Americans, beginning "The first American soldier to kill a Jap was Mike Murphy, The first American pilot to sink a Jap battleship was Colin Kelly..." with five more examples, then concluding "The first son of a bitch to get four tires from the Rationing Board was Nathan Goldstein. Long live the Irish!" 20. Memorial Meeting / Yizkor [postcard announcing a memorial for Jews killed by the Nazis]. Buffalo, NY: Temple Beth El, 1942. 6x8 inch card, text printed one side, with year penned at bottom; address on the other side with handwritten number. Speakers listed include Buffalo mayor Joseph Kelly, local rabbis and representatives of churches. (#211797) $250.00 "The most horrible crime in all the recorded annals of man has been perpetrated against the Jewish people. Two million Jews are dead - murdered victims of the Nazi policy of mass extermination. This Memorial Meeting will solemnly give voice to our sorrow and our prayers for a speedy cessation of these horrors - appealing to the

governments of the United Nations to issue a stern warning of retribution to the guilty." In subsequent years it has become a custom among many Jews to recite the Yizkor (Remembrance) prayer for those who died in the Holocaust and have no descendants to say it for them. 21. National Coordinating Committee for Aid to Refugees and Emigrants Coming from Germany. New York: the Committee, 1939. 8p. mimeographed packet, 8.5x11 inches, some rust migration around the staples, mild stains throughout. (#211793) $75.00 Lists the officers, structure and goals of the Committee, then in its fifth year. 22. National Council of Jewish Juniors, auxiliary to the National Council of Jewish Women. New York: the Council, [1938]. 8.5x13 inch handbill, printed one side, very good. Summarizes the aims and activities of the organization. One line about affiliation with the National Council for the Prevention of War has been neatly blacked out. (#211307) $35.00 23. An old vision - A new frontier. New York: Brit Trumpeldor-Betar, [194-]. 23p., staplebound pamphlet, map on front cover depicting an expanded version of Greater Israel with the actual Israel in darker ink; minor crinkling. Not found in OCLC as of January 2017. Undated, but issued soon after the founding of Israel. (#211869) $75.00 Introduction to Brit Trumpeldor-Betar, a Jabotinsky-inspired Zionist youth group that emphasized military preparedness. 24. Our future: published by the graduating class of the Central Hebrew School, Jewish Educational Society. Rabbi David Stolper, principal. San Francisco, CA: Central Hebrew School, 1935. 12p. in English, 13p. in Hebrew, 9x12.5 inches, worn wraps with minor soiling, areas of darkening, some internal foxing. Black and white photos of graduates and faculty. (#137858) $25.00 Essays on the significance of Hebrew education to Jewish life and nationalism, notes of congratulations from various school and temple officials, advertisements.

25. Palestine Economic Corporation. Palestine's rebirth told in pictures. Twelfth Annual Report. New York: Palestine Economic Corporation, 1938. 100p., paperback, bookplate of George Sokolsky inside front cover, covers mildly creased and scuffed, corners bumped, some closed tears at bottom of spine. Thoroughly illustrated with black and white photos of agricultural and industrial development by Jewish settlers. (#211837) $95.00 26. Peace Heroes Memorial Society [two booklets introducing the pacifist group]. Cincinnati: the Society, n.d.. Two slender staplebound booklets, four pages each, with variant text; very good. Back cover is an application. Secretary Abraham Cronbach is the contact listed on the application form; the pacifist rabbi was one of the founders of the Society. (#198116) $45.00 Notes that since Memorial Day 1923, the Society has led ecumenical exercises in local cemeteries to honor those who died in the service of peace, including firefighters, women who died in childbirth, etc. States that the ceremonies always include at least one Catholic, Protestant and Jew, at

least one woman, and a representative of the "colored races." Undated, but the ceremonies ceased with American entry into World War II. Cronbach later gave a eulogy at the Rosenberg's funeral in 1953. 27. A petition to outlaw anti-Semitism and race hatred. New York: American Jewish Labor Council, 1947. Eight-panel brochure, unfolding to provide the text of House Resolution 2848, and a (still blank) petition for supporters to urge Congree to pass it. (#211823) $75.00 The Resolution would have made those guilty of promoting bigotry liable to punishment by fine and imprisonment.

28. Pictures and figures from Eretz Israel 1934. Jerusalem: Goldberg's Press, for Keren Hayesod, [1935-?]. Ten-panel fold-out brochure, 5x9 inches when folded, using photos and graphs to show the productivity of Jewish agricultural settlements, the growth in industry and education, and the uses to which Keren Hayesod put its funds. Two holdings found in OCLC as of December 2016. (#211384) $195.00 29. Postwar employment discrimination against Jews. New York: National Community Relations Advisory Council, Committee on Employment Discrimination, 1946. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211876) $35.00 Includes discussion of policy changes, such as an agreement by many newspapers not to permit employment ads mentioning religion.

30. Public opinion will force action against discrimination in colleges. New York: Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, [1947]. Four-panel brochure, 8.5x11 inches, minor handling wear. (#211301) $40.00 Includes facsimile reprints of various media reports about the campaign against discriminatory Jewish quotas at colleges. Much of the coverage is about the response to the limits on Jewish enrollment at dental schools that had been proposed by Harlan Horner of the American Dental Association. 31. The Refugee Invasion [handbill]. Hammond, Indiana: The Hoosier Press, [1944]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, unevenly toned, edge tears, one corner missing (not affecting printed portion). (#211795) $45.00 Screed against admission of Jewish refugees from Europe, alleging that

"The foul abuse of our generosity and tolerance is rapidly leading to chaos and disaster... A continuous line of planes and ships, loaded with Jew refugees and aliens, entered our ports. Almost uneblievable numbers are still coming in... many from countries that do not now exist - others from countries that will never permit them to return." Undated, but cites a recent report from August 1944 about Hungarian Jews. Concludes with an offer of a booklet for sale on the topic. 32. Shmuesen mit Kinder un Yugnt / Talks and Tales Monthly. Volume VI (Tebeth 5707 - Kislev 5708). Brooklyn: Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch, 1947-48. Cumulative nos. 63-74 of the monthly twelve-page educational journal, all issues for Vol. VI in English bound together with the Yiddish editions of the same issues, plain maroon cloth boards with gilt cover title, corners bumped, interior very good. (#189630) $45.00 Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch (Central Organization for Education) is the educational arm of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement. Content focuses on Jewish history, ethics, the meaning of holidays, and inspiring personalities. 33. These are the facts! New York: Bureau of War Records; National Jewish Welfare Board, 1945. Six-panel brochure, mild foxing, photograph of US servicemen cleaning up a Nazi-desecrated synagogue in the Netherlands. Statistics on Jewish participation in the US armed forces, second edition updated to March 1, 1945. (#211888) $20.00 34. Three Roads to Rescue: Facts about the 1941 needs and programs of the Joint Distribution Committee, United Palestine Appeal, National Refugee Service. New York: United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine, 1941. [14p.], staplebound illustrated pamphlet, very good, receipt date of May 20 1941

rubberstamped at bottom of back cover. (#211383) $195.00 Discusses the status of Jewish communities in various parts of Europe, efforts to aid refugees, resettlement of refugees in the British Palestine Mandate, efforts to buy land for these settlers, and the changing demographics of people fleeing (states that larger numbers of elderly and poor refugees were arriving in the US). Lists programs run by the National Refugee Service to help accommodate them to new lives in the US. 35. The United Committee to Save the Jewish State and the United Nations calls upon the American people to join in a national pilgrimage to Washington on April 15, 1948 to protest the betrayal of the Jewish state and the United Nations. New York: United Committee to Save the Jewish State and the United Nations, 1948. Four-panel brochure, paper toned, minor traces of rust at edge from contact with an adjacent staplebound pamphlet. (#211855) $75.00 The Committee was affiliated with the Communist Party, leading some mainstream Zionist organizations to disdain the march and refuse participation. 36. Vikhtike problemen fun der arbeter bavegung. New York: Der Veker, 1940. 50p., very good in wraps, text in Yiddish. (#174063) $35.00 "Important problems of the workers movement."

37. Tarant, Deborah. Mayn buch: tsvey er leyenbukh far onfanger. New York: Cooperative Book League of the Jewish Section of the International Workers Order, 1938. 80p., text in Yiddish, illustrations, very good first edition in orange boards with multicolor illustrated title label on front cover, spine ends and corners rubbed, mild overall handling wear and smudging of boards. (#170055) $125.00 Yiddish primer with content ranging from the typical (telling time, etc) to a section on May Day, illustrated with a vignette of children picketing with signs. 38. You have been honored! New York: Federation for Polish Jews, [1947]. Six-panel brochure, very good, receipt date of 1947 penned at bottom of rear panel. Introduces the American Federation for Polish Jews and its work, notes that the group has received honors for its work in postwar relief, and solicits additional contributions. (#211824) $45.00 39. Abram, Morris B; Alexander F Miller. How to stop violence! intimidation! in your community. "The legal approach" Atlanta: Southern Regional Office, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1949. 32p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211885) $75.00 Suggests legal strategies for challenging groups like the Klan, including sample text of local ordinances for banning the wearing of masks in public, etc. 40. Almi, A. [Elye-Khayem Sheps]. Gezang un geveyn. New York: Shrayber, 1943. 47p., paperback, light wear to spine ends. Text in Yiddish. (#211903) $20.00 "Singing and weeping," a collection of poetry by the noted folklorist. 41. American Council for Judaism. Blueprint. An analysis of what is planned for the Jews of America. New York: American Council for Judaism, [1949-?]. 60p., staplebound pamphlet, light handling wear, very good, latest

quote cited in the text is 1949. (#211789) $125.00 Rejects many premises of Zionism and warns the reader that the Zionists hope to divorce Jews from American life.

42. American Council for Judaism. Jews of America: Choose your way of life now or the choice will be made for you. New York: American Council for Judaism, [1949-?]. [18p.], staplebound pamphlet, 9x12 inches, very good, latest quote cited in the text is 1949, receipt date in early 1950 penciled inside front cover. (#211784) $125.00 Anti-Zionist argument, declaring that Jews should remain in the US rather than go to Israel, and rejecting many premises of Zionism. 43. American Council for Judaism. Statement of the American Council for Judaism. n.p.: American Council for Judaism, [1943-?]. 6p., staplebound pamphlet, light foxing, date of 1943 penciled at bottom of rear panel. Interpretive pamphlet no. 1. (#211930) $35.00 The anti-Zionist group describes the effort to found a Jewish state as defeatism, surrendering to anti-Semitism. 44. American Jewish Committee. The Jews in Germany today: A survey of

the current anti-Jewish campaign conducted by the National Socialists. New York: The American Jewish Committee, 1937. 4p., 8.5x11 inches, minor toning and handling wear. (#211786) $150.00 Summary of recent persecution as of June 1, 1937. 45. American Jewish Committee. The proposed establishment of a state university in New York. New York: American Jewish Committee, Library of Jewish Information, 1946. 39p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211830) $40.00 Advocates the establishment of what was to become SUNY, noting that many existing colleges discriminated against Jews and other minorities. 46. American Jewish Congress. American Jewish Congress announces the establishment of the Office of Jewish Information. A public service to the Jewish community of America. New York: American Jewish Congress, [1946]. Four-panel brochure, briefly listing publications offered by the new Office. Minor toning and foxing. (#211427) $22.00 47. American Jewish Congress, Research Department. Do Jews control the wealth of the world? A refutation of Jewish domination. New York: American Jewish Congress, 1939. 5p., 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at top, a strip of paper tape reinforcing one of the staples. Receipt date penciled at bottom of front page. Analysis of Jewish ownership of large firms. (#211781) $75.00 48. American Jewish Congress, Research Department. Should Jews be persecuted for their religion? A refutation of the charges of the leaflet "Why are Jews persecuted for their religion?" New York: American Jewish Congress, 1939. [11p.], 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at top, two strips of paper tape reinforcing the staples. Receipt date penciled at bottom of front page. An example of the anti-Semitic leaflet under discussion has been mounted to the second page with three strips of paper tape. The leaflet is on somewhat acidic paper, with even toning to the adjacent paper. (#211780) $150.00 49. American Jewish Congress, Research Department. The truth about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. An exposé of the spurious character of the Protocols. New York: American Jewish Congress, 1939. 6p., 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at top. Receipt date penciled at bottom of front page. Light handling wear, very good. (#211778) $80.00 A brief history of the anti-Semitic text. 50. American Jewish League Against Communism. Another victory over communism by the American Jewish League Against Communism! [handbill]. New York: the League, [1949]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, unevenly toned, reprinting media coverage of the League's efforts to ban the IWO from New York City schools.

Verso has a coupon to cut out and mail in with a contribution. (#211432) $20.00 51. Apenszlak, Jacob; Jacob Kenner; Isaac Lewin; Moshe Polakiewicz. The Black book of Polish Jewry. An account of the martyrdom of Polish Jewry under the Nazi occupation. New York: American Federation for Polish Jews, in cooperation with the Association of Jewish Refugees and Immigrants from Poland, 1943. xvi, 343 p., hardcover, light shelfwear, spine ends rubbed, generally very good. (#211883) $25.00 52. ARTEF Jubilee Committee. Ten Years ARTEF. New York: the Committee, 1937. 24, 172p., imitation suede wraps edge worn, illus., 24p. in English, 172p. in Yiddish. Contributions in English by Joseph Freeman, John Howard Lawson and Emanuel Eisenberg. (#7967) $75.00 "[A] Yiddish workers' theater company existing from 1925 to 1940, combined left-wing politics, Soviet-inspired aesthetics, and Jewish folk culture into innovative productions that drew large Jewish immigrant audiences while influencing the New York theatrical scene of that period." *Encyclopedia p. 68 53. Ausubel, Nathan. Jewish culture in America; weapon for Jewish survival and progress. New York: New Century Publishers, 1948. 32p., wraps. *Seidman A272 (#15601) $15.00 54. Barkan-Zilberman, Sarah. Matanos: Lider un Balades. Maplewood, NJ: Nyu-Dzsherzy Opteyl fun Yidishn Fraternaln Folks-Ordn, 1946. 215p., very good hardcover, text in Yiddish. Collection of works by the radical poet. (#211720) $30.00 55. Ben Gurion, David. Ben Gurion. Selections. New York: Labor Zionist Organization of America - Poale Zion, 1948. 83p., paperback, black cloth spine, cover photo of Ben Gurion; covers mildly worn and creased. (#211872) $17.00

56. Bercovici, Konrad; Irving Wolfson. This is the resistance: Palestine's fighting army of liberation. New York: American League for a Free Palestine, [1946]. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, faint vertical crease, otherwise very good. Penciled note inside front cover notes that the League became the Palestine Resistance Committee (OCLC listings give that later imprint). (#211289) $295.00 "We are in revolt in order to restore the land, sovereignty, liberty to the Hebrew Nation. We are in revolt in order to liberate Palestine from British rule; the despotic rule of oppression which arrogantly tramples international obligations underfoot; the rule which seeks to crush the fundamental rights of men and nations..." Includes statements of the Irgun, such as reports of guerrilla attacks on infrastructure. Cover illustration depicts a raised hand holding a rifle over a background map of a future Jewish state (its borders going far east of the Jordan river). Caption above reads "Rak kakh / The sole solution / La seule solution." Bercovici was an author of stories on Gypsy themes who worked as a screenwriter in Hollywood for some years.

57. Berger, Rabbi Elmer. Why I oppose Zionism. An address delivered in Richmond, Virginia, November 26, 1943 in a debate with Maurice Samuel. San Francisco: American Council for Judaism, 1943. 13p., staplebound pamphlet, very good, faint vertical crease. (#211192) $95.00 Argues that Zionism detracts from the Jewish religion and turns the Jewish people into a secular, political community; "To insist upon defining the Jews as a nation is to play Hotler's game." Berger's views became increasingly controversial after the war when some saw him as unsympathetic toward the plight of Holocaust survivors who had few options other than resettlement in Palestine. He was forced to resign under pressure from the ACJ in 1968, but continued anti-Zionist advocacy until his death. 58. Bittelman, Alexander. Program for survival; the Communist position on the Jewish question. New York: New Century Publishers, January, 1947. 63p., wraps slightly worn else very good condition. (#3834) $10.00 "Report to a special Party conference in 1946 on the Jewish question. The author denounces the main obstacles to antifascist unity of the Jewish democratic forces: the reactionary Jewish nationalists, assimilationists, and

Social Democrats. Resolutions call for efforts to achieve united action and labor unity, present the position of the Party on Palestine and on Jewish immigration, and urge a progressive Jewish culture in America." *Seidman B264 59. Bittelman, Alexander. To secure Jewish rights; the Communist position. New York: New Century Publishers, 1948. 39p., very good in wraps. (#5448) $10.00 "The first duty of the Jewish people is to promote the Wallace-for-President movement. The author supports the UN partition plan for Israel, denounces Zionism, and warns against Anglo-American imperialists." *Seidman B269 60. Black, Norman Fergus. What about the Jews? Foreword by Claris Edwin Silcox. Toronto: Canadian Association for Adult Education, 1945. 56p., very good in staplebound wraps. (#201912) $17.00 "Anti-Semitism is, perhaps, the worst blot on the escutcheon of the Christian Church; it is also one of the most dangerous maladies of our age." - p. 3 61. Blumenfield, Samuel M. Pearl Harbor and American Jewry. n.p., 1942. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, top of front cover toned. Reprinted from "The New Palestine," a Washington DC publication. (#211376) $45.00 Discusses changes in the Jewish community in the year since the attack on Pearl Harbor. 62. Bokser, Ben Zion. Talmudic forgeries: a case study in anti-Jewish propaganda. New York: Synagogue Council of America, 1939. 17p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Article reprinted from the Contemporary Jewish record, July/Aug. 1939 (#211915) $20.00 63. Boorstin, Daniel, George Mayberry [and] John Rackliffe. Anti-Semitism a threat to democracy. Wakefield, MA: Rev. Theodore DeLuca, [1939?]. 32p., wraps, rear wrap lightly browned, otherwise very good. (#93084) $15 64. Brodetsky, S. The Jewish Problem. London: Jewish Agency for Palestine, 1944. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, toned at edge, light handling wear. (#211831) $20.00 Essay about the problems facing post-war Jewry, which first appeared in "The New Commonwealth Quarterly."

65. Bureau on Jewish Employment Problems. Manpower and minorities Annual report, April 1943. Chicago: the Bureau, 1943. 16p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211815) $50.00 Discusses discrimination in war-related industry. "...In the face of the critical demand for manpower, racial and religious prejudice continue to bar countless Americans from contributing their energies and skills to producing the tools of victory." 66. Cherep-Spiridovich, V. The Jewish attack upon Christian civilization. Intelligence Bulletin 50. New York: American Tribunal, n.d.. 8.5x11 inch sheets, printed by multigraph, horizontal fold crease, otherwise v. good. (#211889) $45 Conspiracy leaflet, citing mainly texts attributed to the 1920s, though this was apparently issued later, soon before the war. The author, a self-proclaimed "Count," was born Howard Victor von Boenstrupp but went by such pseudonyms as "the Duke of St. Saba," "Colonel Bennett,'"and "J.G. Francis." He took the name Cherep-Spiridovich and the title of Count from a genuine White Russian

fascist count, Arthur Cherep-Spiridovich, who had supposedly adopted him. Affiliated with Silver Shirt leader William Dudley Pelley, he was indicted for sedition in 1942. 67. Chernov, Victor. Yidishe tuer in der Partay Sotsyalistn Revolutsyonern: biografishe eseyen. [English title: Jewish leaders in the Party Socialists-revolutionists]. New York: Grigori Gershuni Branch 247 Arbeter Ring, 1948. 312p., very good hardcover with gilt titles, text in Yiddish. (#211826) $25.00 Biographical essays about Jewish members of the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party, a democratic socialist party whose official newspaper had been edited by Chernov. A number of Party members were put on trial by Lenin in 1922, leading to protests by Eugene Debs, Karl Kautsky, and Albert Einstein. The Party continued to function in exile thereafter.

68. Cohen, J.X. Helping to end economic discrimination; second report on Jewish non-employment. Presented to the adjourned session of the American Jewish Congress, Washington, D.C., November 28, 1937. New York: American Jewish Congress, 1937. 15p., wraps. (#5559) $20.00

69. Communist Party USA. A call to all Jews: an appeal to the followers of Zionism. New York: NY State Committee, Communist Party, [1940]. Six-panel brochure, 4x9.5 inches, bottom edge toned. One holding found in OCLC as of December 2016, incorrectly dated to the 1920s. (#211389) $50.00 Warns that "Chamberlin, the betrayer, will not aid the Jews in the struggle against Hitlerism!" Opposed to British-backed Zionism, cites the Soviets as the force trying to foster brotherhood (and credits them for creating Biro-bidjan, "the Jewish Autonomous Region). 70. Compton, Arthur H.; Robert Redfield; Louis Wirth. A Radio Discussion of Anti-Semitism: A Threat to American Unity? 398th Broadcast in Cooperation with the National Broadcasting Company, 186. October 5, 1941. Chicago: National Broadcasting Company, 1941. 29p., staplebound pamphlet, second printing, very good. (#211822) $20.00 71. Contemporary Writers. Another popular Writing Out Loud: "Jewish life in our world." Short stories, poems and dramatic monologues prepared for the stage [handbill]. New York: Contemporary Writers [Handbill prepared by The Graphic

Workshop], [1947]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, fold-creased, unevenly toned. Announcement of an event featuring the progressive writers Ben Field, David Alman, Julius Wein, Milt Ost and Sol Funaroff. (#211431) $20.00 72. Davenport, Russell W. Anti-Semitism in the US? Address delivered at Hunter College, August 4, 1938. [New York]: [Anti-Defamation League?], 1938. 8p., staplebound pamphlet, mild toning, otherwise very good. Pen notation at bottom of rear panel notes that the pamphlet was obtained from the ADL. (#211829) $40.00 Speech by the managing editor of Fortune Magazine about the nature of anti-Semitism and its potential in the US; urges Jews to defend democratic political economy. 73. David, Ben. Letter to a Zionist friend. New York: Jewish Pamphlet Library, 1937. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#2444) $25.00 Argues that Zionism is not the answer to the Jewish crisis, and warns of animosity between Arabs and Jews. 74. Deutsch, Monroe E. Our legacy of religious freedom. New York: The National Conference of Christians and Jews, June, 1941. 30, [iv]p., wraps. (#2465) $15.00 75. Edmondson, Robert Edward. B’nai B’rith: an international anti-Christian, pro-Communist Jewish power. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, [1938 or 1939]. 16p., wraps, 8.5x12 inches, horizontal fold crease. Date of 1938 penciled on front cover, back cover has a notation that it was received on Sept. 27, 1939. Ownership stamp on back panel of Col. E.N. Sanctuary, who was an officer of the “World Alliance Against Jewish Aggressiveness.” Outlines the supposed role of B’nai B’rith in paving the way for communism in America. (#200589) $95.00 76. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Boycott Jew York! [broadside]. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1938. 8.5x14 inch broadside, very good. (#211226) $195.00 "Peace and safety of the States menaced by international Jewry's threat against Italy under America's protection, following its attempted economic coercion of Germany and interference with British Palestine-Arab policy." Responds to rumors of a possible boycott of Fascist Italy

by the city of New York. "The metropolis of America has been Jew-captured. It is the largest Jewish population-center in the world. Greater New York is a foreign town parasitically living off the nation..." Edmondson, an anti-Semitic pamphleteer and suspected Nazi agent, was one of the defendants in the 1944 Great Sedition Trial. 77. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Frankfurter's ACLU sidesteps Edmondson case free press issue. While rushing to support communistic free speech, "Deception and bad faith" are exposed during Director Roger Baldwin's corrspondence with Judge NW Rogers regarding the vital constitutional free press issues in Jewish mayor LaGuardia's persecution of New York publisher. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1936. 6p., 8.5x14 inches, uneven toning. (#211857) $75.00 The author had been indicted for "libeling all persons of the Jewish religion." Here he asks whether he can get a free trial in "Jew-controlled New York." Judge Rogers, who is quoted at length here coming to Edmondson's defense, was a believer in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. 78. Edmondson, Robert Edward. "Half-pint Hitlers" [broadside]. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1939. 8.5x14 inch broadside, very good, early 1939 reprint of 1938 original. (#211316) $150.00 An open letter to Rabbi Louis S. Gross, editor of the Brooklyn Jewish Examiner, sarcastically thanking him for giving Edmondson free publicity in an article in which he was described as a "half-pint Hitler." Warns him that "The Rip Van Winkles of America are awakening" to the Jewish threat. 79. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Jew "Take-Over" Plot Emerges [handbill]. Stoddartsville, PA: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1940. 8.5x14 inch handbill, neat horizontal crease, otherwise very good. The verso is an introduction to Edmondson and his "American Vigilante" bulletins. (#211317) $150.00 "Plan outlined would panic-rush the US NOW into Universal-Conscription emergency..." 80. Edmondson, Robert Edward. The Jewish hymn: Onward Christian soldiers! "To make the world safe" for Communistic Jewry! [broadside]. New York: "The American Eagles", 1939. 8.5x14 inch broadside, faint fold creases, otherwise very good. (#211236) $150.00 Almost all in capital letters, with many exclamation points, arguing that the whole "Jew Deal" crowd is seeking war with Japan and Germany because it will reap profits for the international Jewish conspiracy. "...Hundreds of thousands of Christian American boys are to be killed and crippled and blinded on the altar of Jewish Communism because Germany in Europe and Japan in Asia are the enemies of Jewish Bolshevism. If Germany chooses to get rid of Jews, that is her business - not ours! We exclude other Asiatics - the Chinese and the Japs!" 81. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Jews bringing on war? The American Hebrew hints of British-French-Soviet alliance that may drag in America, to make the world safe for Jewry [broadside]. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1939. 8.5x14 inch broadside, very good, 1939 reprint of a 1938 original. The verso is an introduction to Edmondson and his "American Vigilante" bulletins. (#211308) $125.00 Quotes from an American Hebrew article of June 3,1938, interspersed with commentary, supposedly proving a Jewish conspiracy to crush the Gentile world. 82. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Jews caused and prolong war to save their gold system. Stoddartsville, PA: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1940. 8.5x14 inch brochure, four pages, neat horizontal crease, otherwise very good. The last page is a lengthy introduction, in small font, to Edmondson and his "American Vigilante" bulletins. (#211300) $150.00 83. Edmondson, Robert Edward. Kosher "election" 1940 [handbill]. New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, 1938. 8.5x14 inch broadside printed both sides, some foxing at top of recto. (#211282) $125.00 Fictional roster for the 1940 election, "Uncle Samuel's all-Jew ticket, under the sign of the six-pointed Solomon star..." Candidates are various men Edmondson characterizes as Jewish manipulators, including Albert Einstein for VP ("who was expelled from Germany as a Communist"), Leon Trotsky for Secretary or War, etc; the new capital will be Jew York City, and additional details. NOTE: WE HAVE OTHER EDMONDSON BROADSIDES; PLEASE INQUIRE IF INTERESTED 84. Ehrlich, Heinrich. The struggle for revolutionary socialism. Translated by Haim Kantorovitch and Anna Bercowitz. New York: Bund Club of New York, 1934. 62p., worn wraps with some soiling. Report on the Labor

and Socialist International Conference held in Paris, August 21-25, 1933 (#112867) $15.00

85. Eisenstein, Ira. The Jordan: a new frontier of democracy. New York: Zionist Organization of America, Department of Youth and Education, [1940]. 7 p., staplebound pamphlet, light edgwewear, very good. (#211840) $75.00 "The Jews of Palestine are the only Jews in the world, who, under attack, as Jews, stand their ground as a people, fight back, give blow for blow, defend their homes, refuse to be humiliated and to retreat. The Jewries of the Diaspora, when faced with organized hate and calculated strategies of terror, have either yielded in despair or fled in fear..." 86. Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe. This too is Dunkirk... Mr. Winston Churchill [broadside]. New York: the Committee, 1944. 11x14 inch broadside, reprinted from a full-page ad that appeared in the New York Post; neatly fold-creased. (#211932) $40.00 "The shadow of death has now reached out to Europe's Jews in their last precarious

asylum..." Calls on Churchill to lift the quota limitations on Jewish exodus to Palestine. 87. Epstein, Melech. Israel Feinberg, fighter for freedom and social justice Lerman Pub. Co, 1948. New York: Lerman Publishing Co., 1948. 93, 28, 122p., hardcover without dj, very good. Text in English, Italian and Yiddish . (#131211) $25.00 Introduction by David Dubinsky. Biography of Epstein, general manager of the Joint Board of Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer Makers' Union in New York and vice-president of the Ladies' Garment Workers Union. 88. Fast, Howard. The romance of a people; the history of the Jews [sub-title from dj]. New York: Hebrew Publishing Company, 1941. vii, 238p., first edition, illus., dj. (#17266) $60.00 89. Fast, Howard and William Gropper. Never to forget; the battle of the Warsaw Ghetto. New York: Book League of Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order, I.W.O., 1946. [12 leaves], wraps a bit worn and stained, staples begining to rust, very minor internal soiling, illus., 8.25 x 5.25 inches. Poem by Howard Fast, illustrated by William Gropper. (#83875) $45.00 90. Fell-Yellin, Sarah. Likhtike vayzers. Boston: Fraynt, 1946. 143p., hardcover, red cloth boards, rear cover has fading of the sizing along the edge. Later gift inscription in Yiddish. Poetry in Yiddish. (#211881) $25.00 John Howard Lawson wrote of her poetry that "There is a theme and tradition that runs through everything she has written--the theme of struggle, the tradition of solidarity and working class pride." 91. Fireside Discussion Group of the Anti-defamation League, B'nai B'rith. Hitler's communism unmasked. Chicago: B'nai B'rith, 1939. 30p., eighth edition, wraps slightly unevenly toned, interior very good. (#184617) $12.00 Rejects Hitler's claim that Communism has anything to do with Judaism. 92. Fischer, Louis. A discussion on the world today led by Louis Fischer. Bombay: Indian Council of World Affairs, Bombay Branch, 1948. 30p., staplebound pamphlet, light handling wear, very good. (#197867) $25.00 Transcript of an address and the following questions from an appearance in Bombay by the American Jewish journalist. He discusses emerging cold war politics, the situation in China's civil war, and more. 93. Fletcher, Norman D. The menace of anti-Semitism: what can we do about it? Montclair, NJ: n.pub., [1940]. Eight-panel brochure, very good. (#211921) $25.00 By the minister of Unity Church, a Unitarian institution in Montclair. 94. Ford, James William. Anti-Semitism and the struggle for democracy. New York: National Council of Jewish Communists, [1939]. 19p., wraps, very good condition. *Seidman F206 (#165137) $25.00 (The materials for this pamphlet are based on the Report to a special meeting of the Harlem Division of the Communist Party by Theodore R. Bassett (December 22, 1938), and the Speech of James W. Ford at the National Conference of the Jewish Communists, December 24, 25, and 26, 1938).- Cover blurb.

95. Ford, James William. Anti-Semitism, the struggle for democracy, and the Negro people. The materials for this pamphlet are based on the Report to a special meeting of the Harlem Division of the Communist Party by Theodore R. Bassett (December 22, 1938), and the Speech of James W. Ford at the National Conference of the Jewish Communists, December 24, 25, and 26, 1938. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1939. 24p., staplebound wraps, "38" penned at top of front cover, pages toned. *Seidman F206 (#13922) $20.00 96. Frank, Herman. Tsvishn khurbn un oyfboy: Der politisher un sotsialer velt-krizis un di yidishe lage. [Between Ruin and Reconstruction: The Social and Political World Crisis and the Jews]. New York: Bildungs Komitet un Bialistoker Biker-khoylim, 1940. 400p, boards mildly edgeworn, blank flyleaf torn loose but present. (#149109) $30.00 By the New York-based anarchist academic and editor. 97. Ghitzis, M[oisey]. Noveln. Chicago: Farlag M. Tseshinski, 1932. 254p., very good in boards, inscribed in Yiddish by the author. Text in Yiddish, with illustrations by M. Tsiporin and M. Tonsk. (#149108) $45.00

98. Gittelsohn, Roland B. Rabbi on Iwo. n.p.: [Hebrew Union College?], [1945-?]. Six-panel brochure, very good, with cover art depicting clouds of smoke rising from the battle on Iwo Jima. (#211886) $75.00 Text of Rabbi Gittelsohn's Iwo Jima Sermon. 99. Gliksman, Shlomo. Shkorim in der Antisemitisher literatur: un mayn frotses gegen Yulyus Shtraykher in zayn hevraya. New York: Shulsinger, 1940. 96p., hardcover, mild fingerprint stains to boards, text in Yiddish. (#211887) $45.00 A version appeared in English as "My Lawsuit Against Julius Streicher & Co. and The Forgeries and Falsifications in the Antisemitic Literature" 100. Goldberg, Abraham; M. Shifris. Mayn bukh: lernbukh farn fertn yar. New York: Cooperative Book League of the Jewish Section of the International Workers Order, 1939. 231p., orange boards with illustration of children front cover, hinges starting. (#174242) $30.00

Yiddish primer including stories from Jewish tradition as well as modern working-class themes. 101. Goldstein, Israel. General Zionism in the New Era. New York: World Confederation of General Zionists, American Office, 1948. 18p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211868) $45.00 Argues that Labor Zionists, Mizrachis, etc receive support from other groups but that General Zionists (the center-right, ancestors of Likud) have been the "forgotten men of the movement." Discusses organizational issues, whether the party system will continue in the Zionist movement in Israel, etc. 102. Goldstein, M. Biro-Bidzshaner oyfn amur: un andere dertseylungen. New York: YKUF, 1944. 174p., very good hardcover in a tattered dustjacket now held together in mylar; text in Yiddish. (#211696) $45.00 Set in Birobidjan, the Soviet Union's Jewish Autonomous Region. 103. Gordin, Abba. Di froy un di Bible. New York: Idish Etisher gezelshaft / Linguist, 1939. 188p., very good hardcover, spine mildly soiled, text in Yiddish. (#174039) $45.00 On women in the Bible, by the anarchist poet and veteran of the Russian Revolution. 104. Gordin, Abba. Di Yesodes fun der gezelshaft. New York: Posy-Shoulson Press, 1942. 320p., very good hardcover, spine ends bumped. Text in Yiddish. (#174032) $45.00 105. Gordin, Abba. Moral in Idishn lebn. New York: Idish Etisher gezelshaft (printed in Mexico by Imprenta

Lincoln), 1940. 288p., very good hardcover partly sun-faded, text in Yiddish. (#174038) $45.00 106. Gordin, Abba. Sotsyale abergloyberay un kritik. New York: Posy-Shoulson Press, 1941. 304p., very good hardcover, spine slightly sun-faded. Text in Yiddish. (#174037) $45.00

107. Greenberg, Hayim. Text of address delivered by Dr. Greenberg at Mass Rally held December 13, 1939 at Madison Square Garden, under the auspices of the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee, to register the opposition of the American public against the Nazi terror against Jews and others in Poland and elsewhere in the Nazi domain. New York: [American Jewish Congress], 1939. Three 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at upper left corner, minor dust soil and foxing, very good. (#211294) $250.00 "Over six years ago, the most criminal political regime known to history declared war on the Jewish people... The Nazi regime has refused to give us even that mournful privilege which we enjoyed in Egypt - the building by our slave labor of the cities of Pithom and Raamses. His sole, insane desire is to liquidate us physically and to wipe us off the face of the earth... Painful as it may be to say this in the presence of so many thousands of Jews, we must admit that we are standing helpless in the face of the danger of extinction to which Hitler has sentenced millions of Jews. It is beneath our dignity, and it would intensify our suffering, if we pretended to have power... The

democratic world has also betrayed us... The crime of the democratic world lies in its platonic sympathy for the indescribable sufferings of our brethren under Nazi rule, its passive attitude, its fatalistic resignation, its inability, or unwillingness, to translate feelings of righteousness into action." Finishes with a plea that "Perhaps now the hour has struck. Perhaps now the active conscience of that part of the world which still has a conscience, will awaken." Closes with a quote from William Lloyd Garrison about the liberation of slaves. 108. Hamilton, William [Ignatz Theodor Griebl]. Salute the Jew! Chicago: the author, 1935. 71p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Includes 108 illustrations of such items as postage stamps with details of their supposed subversive symbolism and role in the Jewish conspiracy. (#211695) $350.00 Hamilton was a pseudonym used by Griebl, a Nazi spymaster based in the northeastern US. After the publication of this booklet the FBI became suspicious and gave him a polygraph test to determine whether he was an agent. He passed the test, but was sufficiently spooked to flee to Germany in 1938. The 1939 Hollywood film "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" was based on the story of his ring. 109. Harlowe, Marie. The end of the Jewish race. Chicago: Maha Publishing, 1940. 14p., staplebound pamphlet, minor foxing. (#211859) $75.00 Harlowe edited the Occult Digest. Here she argues that "it is highly probable,

that the Jewish race, in its persistence to maintain itself at counter-purpose with the great cosmic force of approaching universal brotherhood, will soon be destroyed." Mixes typical anti-Semitic conspiracy theories with astrological and New Age themes. Describes Hitler as "a spiritually developed androgynous being of great sexual purity rather than of degeneracy." 110. Harrison, Earl G. The plight of the displaced Jews in Europe. New York: Reprinted By United Jewish Appeal For Refugees, Overseas Needs And Palestine On Behalf Of Joint Distribution Committee, United Palestine Appeal, National Refugee Service, 1945. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Pamphlet version of the report originally presented to President Truman by Harrison, American member of the Inter-Governmental Committee on Refugees. Red banner across the front cover proclaims "The document that stirred the world." (#211744) $300.00 Describes the status of the remaining Jews in Europe, concluding "The

civilized world owes it to this handful of survivors to provide them with a home where they can again settle down and begin to live as human beings." 111. Haskell, Harry. The Rise and Development of Fascism. Discussion outline for November 1933. New York: Young Circle League of America, 1933. 5p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at upper left, very good. (#166769) $22.00 The Young Circle League of America was the youth group of the Yiddish-oriented Workmen's Circle. The outline covers Italy and Hungary after World War I, the rise of Hitlerism, elements of Fascism, methods of fighting Fascism, and "Is the NRA Fascist?" (referring to FDR's New Deal program). 112. Hass, Eric. Socialism answers anti-Semitism. New York: New York Labor News Company, 1946. 48p., wraps, third printing. First published in 1944 (#147857) $10.00 113. Hebrew Free Loan Society, Inc. The poor man's bank: The story of fifty years of loans without interest. New York: Hebrew Free Loan Society, 1942. 30p., staplebound pamphlet, covers unevenly sunned, interior very good. (#211874) $20.00 114. Herberg, Will. The C.I.O., labor's new challenge. New York: Workers Age Publishing Association, 1937. 23p., wraps. (#4106) $30.00 By the former Lovestoneite who became a conservative theologian. 115. Herling, John. Baruch Charney Vladeck. New York: Vladeck Memorial Fund, 1939. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211856) $45.00

Biographical booklet about the longtime labor activist whose 1938 funeral had brought throngs of mourners to the Lower East Side. Introduces the Vladeck Memorial Fund, the aims of which are listed as" To advocate racial tolerance among the people of the United States through the media of newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, books and radio; To help preserve freedom of speech, press, assembly and other inalienable rights provided for and guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States under our democratic form of government; To inform the people of the United States of the dangers of dictatorships through the press, radio and by means of books, periodicals, circulars or any other medium of communication," etc. 116. [Histadrut]. 25 years of achievement: Histadrut. New York: National Headquarters, Palestine Histadrut Campaign, [1945]. Eight-panel pictorial brochure, very good, depicting immigrants in the post-war era settling in what was then the British Mandate of Palestine. (#211370) $75.00 117. [Histadrut]. Histadrut defends and builds. New York: National Labor Committee for Palestine, [1941]. Eight-page pictorial brochure, front cover mildly foxed, "Feb. 1941" receipt date rubberstamped on rear cover, depicting immigrants and wartime refugees settling in what was then the British Mandate of Palestine. (#211372) $75.00 118. [Histadrut]. To the cry of the homeless Histadrut responds.. unconditional survival. New York: National Labor Committee for Palestine, [1943]. Eight-page pictorial brochure, fminor scuffing, "Feb. 1944" receipt date penciled on rear cover, but latest date in text is the statistic for refugees arriving in early 1943. (#211828) $75.00 "Together with the Pioneers, workers and soldiers of Palestine we rise against the oppressors of our people, break through all boundaries to gather in our homeless millions and build the Jewish commonwealth." An appeal to American Jews to support Histadrut cooperatives and efforts to rescue Jews from the war still raging in Europe. 119. Hurwitz, Maximilian. The Workmen's Circle; its history, ideals, organization and

institutions. New York: The Workmen's Circle, 1936. 246p., illus., first edition, edges a bit worn, corners bumped, small scrape on front blank paste down, minor wrinkling from damp along top margins. (#13813) $45.00 120. International Workers Order. Jewish-American Section. Our people; the Jew in America. New York: Co-operative Book League, Jewish American Section, I.W.O., 1944. 287p., wraps slightly shelfworn with minor pen notes on front wrap, closed one inch tear in rear wrap else very god condition, illus., tables. (#1248) $25.00 Contents include: "The Jew in America's struggle for democracy," by Philip Foner; "Notes on the history of the Jewish-American Section, I.W.O.," by R. Saltzman and other essays.

121. [International Workers Order]. Almanakh: baytrog fun Idn tsu dem oyfboy fun Amerike: 10 yoriker yubiley fun Internatsyonaln arbeter ordn. New York: Kooperativer folks-farlag, Internatsyonaler arbeter ordn / Yiddish Cooperative Book League of the Jewish Section, IWO, 1940. 585p., very good hardcover in blue buckram boards with gilt title and cover design, light handling soil; black and white illustrations. 8.5x11 inches, spine a bit darkened. Text in Yiddish. (#189615) $95.00 Almanac celebrating Jewish contributions, marking IWO’s 10th anniversary. 122. Jewish Agricultural Society, Inc. Annual Report, 1938. New York: the Society, 1939. 29p., staplebound pamphlet, ownership name stamped on cover, otherwise very good. (#211914) $22.00 The organization resettled Jewish refugees on farms in the US. 123. Jewish Labor Committee. The A.F. of L. fights bigotry! New York:

Jewish Labor Committee, [1946?]. 41p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#17978) $30.00 Statements from Jewish labor leaders, as well as resolutions from the 65th congress voicing support for outlawing the KKK and racial discrimination in unions, banning lynching, and related issues. 124. Jewish People's Committee. Four years of Hitler terror have passed [handbill]. New York: the Committee, 1937. 8.25x11.5 inch mimeographed handbill, much edge chipping, though not reaching the printed portion. English at left, Yiddish at right. (#211794) $75.00 "Four years of persecutions, concentration camps and medieval tortures for the Jewish and all liberty loving people of Germany during which Nazi race hatred and anti-labor creed spread throughout the world..." In response to Nazi anniversary rallies planned in Germany, promotes a protest rally at Mecca Temple in New York. Speakers included Congressman Emanuel Celler, former German justice minister Kurt Rosenfeld, and Jewish labor leaders. 125. Jewish Peoples Committee. Press Release... August 28, 1941. For immediate release. [On the use of Congressman Hamilton Fish's franking privilege to mail anti-Semitic literature]. New York: Jewish Peoples Committee, 1941. 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheet, horizontal fold, mild handling wear. (#211428) $50.00 One of Congressman Fish's official envelopes had been used to mail an anti-Semitic pamphlet from William Dudley Pelley to the Fight for Freedom Committee, addressed as the "Fight for Jewdom Committee." States that Fish had claimed the envelope must have been stolen. Includes the text of a letter to the Postmaster General by Bernard J. Harkavy, national secretary of the JPC. 126. Jewish Peoples Committee. The strange case of the Christian Front [handbill]. New York: Jewish Peoples Committee, [1940]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, horizontal fold, paper toned, split starting at one end of the fold. Pencil note at bottom indicates it was received in November 1940. (#211419) $30.00 Asks why US attorney Harold M. Kennedy repeatedly postponed the case of five Christian Front members accused of "preparing pogroms, of stealing army munitions and of conspiring to overthrow the government." Asks the reader to protest to the Department of Justice about the handling of the trial. 127. Jewish Peoples Committee for United Action Against Antisemitism and Fascism. An appeal! Defend the Jewish People against Fascism and Anti-Semitism. New York: the Committee, 1938. Four-panel brochure, 4x9 inches, minor foxing, receipt date of 1938 penciled in margin. The back panel is in Yiddish. (#211381) $45.00 Introduction to the Committee, with a membership application.

128. Jewish Peoples Committee for United Action Against Antisemitism and Fascism. [Two single-sheet petitions calling for aid to Jewish refugees through support of House Joint Resolution 637]. New York: the Committee, 1938. Two unused petitions in support of the resolution that would have raised the quota for immigrant Jews, stapled together at upper left corner, very good. (#211293) $250.00 The first petition is headed with a facsimile of a telegram from Reuben Brainin, honorary president of the Committee, which reads "Hundreds of innocent Jews, Catholics and Protestants have been murdered in recent weeks by Nazis STOP Many

hundreds driven to suicide STOP Joint Resolution HJ Red. 637 introduced in Congress will make possible for thousands to find a haven in the United States STOP Please help in the fight for the Austrian refugees STOP." The second petition, in larger 8.5x14 inch format, spells out more details of the Resolution and has tabs around the edges which could be torn off as receipts for two-cent donations to support refugee legislation. Due to isolationist sentiment and more than a dash of anti-Semitism, the Resolution did not pass. 129. Jewish Resistance Movement. Haganah speaks to the United Nations. Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Committee on Palestine. New York: Americans for Haganah, 1947. [7p.], staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211757) $125.00 Defense of the Haganah, rejecting accusations of terrorism, saying that some of the small insurgent groups are darkening the name of the Jewish resistance movement by employing it; blames the British colonial authorities for fostering terrorism among the hopeless. 130. Jewish State Party. Jewish State Zionism: the Jewish State Party and what it stands for. Brief outline of its history and program. New York: Central Committee of the Jewish State Zionists of America, [193-]. 7p., staplebound pamphlet, some toning to rear cover, otherwise very good. OCLC lists a microfilm holding. (#211799) $150.00 At this time the Party was the only organized opposition group in the World Zionist Congress; its members were known as Grossmanites (after Meir Grossman).

131. Kaczerginski, Shmerke. Partizaner geien! Bamberg: Farlag Oif der Wach, 1948. 174p., hardcover with mild edgewear to boards, pages toned, text in Yiddish, inscribed by the author in Yiddish on title page. (#211732) $125.00 "Partisans on the move!' - On Jewish partisans during the war, with several black and white photos. 132. Kamp, Joseph P. Open Letter To Congress: Gentlemen: Are You Mice or Men? An Underworld Secret-Police Terror Menaces America. New York: Constitutional Educational League, 1948. 61p., pamphlet in stapled wraps, abrasion at base of spine. Third printing. (#176390) $35.00 Attacks Jewish anti-Nazi groups, especially the ADL and the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights, as a Red-backed "Jewish gestapo," interfering in the free expression of patriotic 'Mericuns. 133. Kaplan, Mordecai. The Freedom to be Jews. New York: Jewish

Reconstructionist Foundation, 1945. 14p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211745) $20.00

Argues that Jewish emancipation has offered a false promise - equal rights to be like others, but not the right to be different from them. Calls on the reader to work towards outlawing anti-Semitism. 134. Kaplan, Mordecai. Jewish survival and its opponents. New York: Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, 1945. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211882) $50.00 Rejects "Euthanasianism" in favor of a revival of Jewish identity, briefly outlines a program for this revival. 135. Klatzkin, Jakob; Albert Einstein. Die Judenfrage der Gegenwart. Mit einem Geleitwort von Albert Einstein. Vevey, Switzerland: Edition Studio, 1935. 36p., wraps, interior pages foxed, some pencil marginalia. "Vortrag gehalten in der Schweiz und in Holland (1933-1934)." Schriften des Comité des Délégations Juives - Paris. (#211723) $25.00 "The Jewish question in the present day." 136. Klein, Henry H. Republic on Trial. Washington Bar, a bar to justice. Statement by Henry H. Klein to the Grand Jury. n.p., [1944]. 8p., staplebound pamphlet, top edge curled and edgeworn. (#211863) $75.00 Transcript of Klein's statement during the sedition trial of Eugene Nation Sanctuary, during which Klein defended the prolific author of anti-Semitic pamphlets. Klein, a Jewish convert to Christianity, allied himself with white nationalists and was sometimes cited by them as a "righteous Jew" who was willing to expose the vast Jew-Communist conspiracy. 137. [Knickerbocker, William E.]. Facts in the case against Professor William E. Knickerbocker, chairman of the Department of Romance Languages, The City College. New York: n.pub., 1949. 34p., staplebound pamphlet, very good but for tiny spot on rear cover, second printing of the first edition. (#211866) $40.00 Knickerbocker was charged with discriminating against Jewish students. This booklet is a response to the Board of Higher Education's official report, "Review of the Facts Concerning the Charges Made against Professor William E. Knickerbocker and the Romance Languages Department, The City College." 138. Kovner, B. [Jacob Adler]. Zoln Idn lakhn. [Let people laugh: selected short humorous stories]. New York: Yiddish Leben, 1933. 175p., edgeworn red boards with spots of soil, text in Yiddish but for English title page. (#145744) $35.00 139. Landis, Benson Y. Adventure in understanding: a handbook of discussion and source materials for Protestants, Catholics and Jews. New York: The National Conference of Christians and Jews, June, 1941. 63p., wraps. (#158988) $10.00 140. League for Labor Palestine. Purpose and function. New York: League for Labor Palestine, [1941]. Six-panel brochure, 3.75x8.75 inches, very good, "Feb. 1941" receipt rubberstamp at bottom of rear panel. (#211391) $45.00 Introduction to the organization, which supported the Histadrut. 141. Lentshits, Mosheh. Kinder fun shap: bilder un dertseylungen fun arbeter lebn. New York: Farlag "Royte Fedim", 1930. 96p., black and white frontispiece photo of author, text in Yiddish; cover mildly scuffed, faint damp stain across top edge. (#165624) $40.00 Selection of fiction, including pieces on working-class kids. 142. Lerner, Max. What Labor Zionism means to me. New York: Labor Zionist Organization of America-Poale Zion, 1949. 22p., staplebound pamphlet, green covers toned around edges. (#211386) $20.00 143. Lieberman, Hayim. Dr. Khaim Zhitlovskii un zeine farteidiger. Nokh a vort vegn dem gaystikn bankrot fun a dor. New York: H. Lieberman, 1944. 156p., paperback, mild toning, very good. Text in Yiddish. (#211904) $30.00 On Chaim Zhitlowsky, who had died the previous year. Colorful subtitle reads "Another word about the intellectual bankruptcy of a generation." 144. Lieberman, Hayim. Idn un Idishkayt in di shriftn fun Dr. H. Zshittlovski: gedanken vegn a farblondzshetn dor. New York: H. Lieberman, 1944. 117p., paperback, spine panel has several small silverfish holes. Text in Yiddish. (#211905) $20.00 On Chaim Zhitlowsky, who had died the previous year.

145. Lisky, I.A. [Yehuda Itamar Fuchs]. Produktivizatsye: dertseylungen. London: Y. Naroditski, 1937. 136p., paperback, overlapping clerical edges on covers are creased and chipped where they go past the textblock, interior very good, yexy in Yiddish. (#211901) $35.00 "Productivisation," a collection of short stories by the longtime journalist who fled anti-Semitism in Vienna and ran England's longest-surviving secular Yiddish newspaper until he was 89. 146. Litwak, A.; Hayyim Solomon Kazdan. Geklibene shriftn. New York: Bildungs-komitet fun Arbeter ring, 1945. 495p., very good hardcover, pebbled boards with a few tiny spots. Text in Yiddish. (#211716) $35.00 Collected writings by Litwak, including political essays; with a bibliography. 147. Livingston, Sigmind. Anti-semitism: a mental disorder. New York: The

Churchman, 1942. [11p.], staplebound pamphlet, reprinted from The Churchman. (#211925) $17.00 148. Livneh, Elieser. Wo steht der Revisionismus? Berlin: Zionistischen Vereinigung für Deutschland in Gemeinschaft mit dem Hechaluz, 1934. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Published by the Zionist Association for Germany in association with the Hechaluz. Livneh encouraged German Jews to transfer their wealth out of the country and to emigrate to Palestine. (#211751) $35.00 149. Maertz, Homer. UNCIO unmasked. Chicago: Pioneer News Service, [1945]. [11p.], staplebound pamphlet, mild vertical crease. (#211928) $45.00 Alleges colorful Jewish conspiracies behind the organization of the UN in San Francisco. Maertz founded the Dearborn Crusaders and was a liaison between the German American Bund and Pelley's Silver Shirts. In 1939 he was sentenced to the Illinois State Penitentiary for malicious mischief, but was out in time to present a resolution at the 1944 America First Party convention calling for the deportation or sterilization of all Jews. 150. Marmor, Kalman. Der onhoyb fun der Yidisher literatur in Amerike: 1870-1890 [The birth of Yiddish literature in America: 1870-1890]. New York: Yiddisher Kultur Farband, 1944. 135p., blue boards, no dj, mildly worn, textblock clean and tight. (#124473) $20.00 Text in Yiddish except for English title page at end. 151. Maryson, J.A. The principles of anarchism. Translated from the Yiddish by A. Grossner. New York: The Jewish Anarchist Federation of America, 1935. 31p., wraps toned, address stamp of the Libertarian League on front cover. (#3080) $35.00 152. Maslow, Will; Alexander H. Pekelis. Before the Federal communications commission, Washington, D.C., Docket no. 6175. In re application of News syndicate Co., Inc., New York, New York, for construction permit for an FM station. Memorandum in the nature of proposed findings submitted at the direction of the Federal communications commission by the American Jewish Congress. New York: American Jewish Congress, 1946. iv, 99 p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211877) $45.00 Argues against granting the permit to build an FM radio station, on the basis of the Syndicate's legacy of anti-Semitic reporting. 153. McWilliams, Carey. A mask for privilege; anti-Semitism in America. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1948. xiii, 299p., first edition. (#5908) $10.00 154. Mensch, E. Cromwell (Earnest). King Solomon's 'First' Temple. San Francisco: Self-published by the author, 1947. Noted as 365 1/4 pages, we suspect the author worked hard to get the page count to parallel the number of days in a year. Many maps and illustrations, helpful to demonstrate his points and making the author's quest for 365 1/4 pages perhaps a bit easier. Some inward bend to corners. Previous owner's gift notation to top corner of front pastedown endpaper. No dj. (#205221) $20.00 Quirky but coherent theory, proposing among other things that Mecca (and the Kaaba stone in particular) was the site of the original temple.

155. Miller, Moses. Abolish discrimination! New York: Jewish Peoples Committee, 1941. 8p., staplebound pamphlet, paper toned. (#163847) $30.00 Statement opposing racism by perhaps the most prominent rabbi to have been affiliated with the Communist Party. He urges support of HR 3994. 156. Miller, Moses. Soviet 'anti-Semitism': the big lie. New York: Jewish Life, [1948?]. 31p., wraps, illus., very good condition, 5.25x7.5 inches. *Seidman M284 Pamphlet. (#7563) $10.00 Jewish American Communist defends the Soviet record. 157. Morgenstern, Rabbi Julian. Judaism's contribution to post-war religion. An address delivered on September 26, 1942, at the inauguration of the sixty-eighth academic year of the Hebrew Union College. [Cincinnati]: Hebrew Union College, 1942. 18p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211911) $25.00 158. Morgenstern, Rabbi Julian. Nation, people, religion: what are we? An address delivered on October 16, 1943, at the inauguration of the sixty-ninth academic year of the Hebrew Union College. [Cincinnati]: Hebrew Union College, 1943. 30p., staplebound pamphlet, rear cover partly toned. (#211910) $25.00 159. Morgenstern, Rabbi Julian. Unity in American Judaism -- how and when? An address delivered on September 22, 1945, at the inauguration of the seventy-first academic year of the Hebrew Union College, by its president, Rabbi Julian Morgenstern. [Cincinnati]: Hebrew Union College, 1945. 24p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211909) $25.00 160. Moseley, George Van Horn. Army general exposes Jews. General George Van Horn Moseley, one of the three top generals in the first World War and close adviser to General Pershing, lifts the lid on the Jewish conspiracy and the Communist plot. St. Louis: Christian Nationalist Crusade, 1939. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, very good, evenly toned. (#211933) $65.00 161. Moseley, George Van Horn. The speech of Major General Moseley. Philadelphia, Tuesday, March 28, 1939. Asheville, NC: Pelley Publishers, [1939-?]. 30p., staplebound wraps with portrait of Moseley. (#202250) $75.00 Moseley, addressing the National Defense Meeting, warns that Jewish communist influence is trying to pull the US into the European war. 162. Moseley, George Van Horn. What Jews can we trust? [broadside reprinting an open letter to Harmon W. Caldwell, chancellor of the University System of Georgia]. n.p.: n.pub., [1949-?]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, printed one side with two columns of text, very good. (#211858) $75.00 A response to a 1949 appeal by Caldwell for donations to support the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Expresses disappointment in Caldwell and outlines centuries of alleged Jewish treachery. Concludes, "You could perform a great service, Dr. Caldwell, if you could make the Jews realize the seriousness of their present situation, inducing them in the interest of peace at home and abroad, to abandon their un-American, world-wide plans. The Jewish race might then be respected and saved to render great service in a long suggering world." 163. National Blue Star Mothers of America. Facts regarding the Community Chest you should know [handbill]. Philadelphia: National Blue Star Mothers of America, 1949. 8.5x14 inch handbill, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. (#202248) $45.00 Argues that the Community Chest was organized by Zionists and supports communist ideology. Claims that the organization subsidizes Jewish refugees in the US to set up competitive businesses. Advises contributing to a church charity instead of this organization that is allegedly funding the destruction of Christianity in America. 164. National Jewish Welfare Board. 1945 annual report. New York: the Board, [1946]. 29p., very good in staplebound wraps. 8.5x11 inches. (#211775) $45.00 Report on activities including promotion of Jewish education, service during the last year of the war, activities of the women's division, etc.

165. New York Committee to Aid Victims of German Fascism. Join the big Anti-Nazi Parade. Attend the mass demonstration against bloody Hitler Fascism. Mobilize at Karl Schurz Park... [handbill]. New York: the Committee; supported by Anti-Fascist Action; Jewish Workers and Peoples Committee Against Pogroms and Anti-Semitism; National Student League, [1934]. 8x11.75 inch handbill, paper toned, several closed tears, small corner chip. Fragile but intact. (#211406) $350.00 An early protest against the Nazi regime ("Over 3,000 have been murdered"), held in Yorkville, described on the flyer as "the national center of Nazi activities!" (It was indeed an epicenter of pro-Nazi sentiment, and city authorities were reluctant to give the parade a permit for fear of violence). Notes that a year had passed since the infamous book burning and calls for the release of Ernst Thaelmann, German Communist leader. "The Hitler agents are spreading their vicious propaganda and are attempting to introduce the murderous Hitler regime of anti-Semitism, intolerance, persecution and oppression into this country... We must make May 10th a day of protest and struggle against Nazi oppression." 166. Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights. Investigation of Arab propaganda activities in the

United States. Text of memorandum accompanying letter to President Truman, from Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, requesting investigation of Arab propaganda activities and sources of funds used therein. For immediate release May 9, 1946. New York: the League, 1946. 6 p. plus one unnumbered sheet, 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at upper left corner, a penciled rectangle around the main title, otherwise very good. (#211224) $75.00 Alleges collusion between Nazi groups and representatives of Arab countries in the US. "There are definite indications of the cooperation of these agencies with domestic propagandist forces of the most dangerous character, in such a manner as to use the creation of tensions between different religious and racial backgrounds, for the advancement of foreign political purposes in the Near East and elsewhere." 167. Non-Sectarian Committee for German Refugee Children. "Suffer little children..." New York: Non-Sectarian Committee for Political Refugees, [1939]. Six-panel brochure, very good, with leaflet laid in asking the reader to contact representatives in support of the Wagner-Rogers Bill. (#211927) $45 "Suppose that you saw your beloved youngsters treated as outcasts - spurned by former playmates, barred from schools, from parks, from every happy activity of childhood. Threatened with physical harm." The Committee sought to bring children refugees under age 14 from Europe, including Catholics, Jews and Protestants. 168. Novick, Paul. Palestine: the communist position, the colonial question. New York: Jewish Buro of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., 1936. 27p., staplebound pamphlet. (#142151) $20.00 169. Novick, Paul. Solution for Palestine. The Chamberlain White Paper. New York: Jewish Buro of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., 1939. 32p., staplebound pamphlet; minor rust marks from contact with staples, otherwise v. good. (#211361) $30 170. Novick, Paul. Zionism today. New York: The Jewish Buro of the Central Committee of the Communist

Party of the U.S.A., 1936. 58p., staplebound pamphlet, front cover yellowed along right edge. (#4239) $35.00 "Analyzing the proceedings of the 19th Zionist World Congress held in Lucerne, Switzerland, August 20-27, 1935, the author denounces its stand for unlimited Jewish immigration, and deplores seeking the aid of British imperialists." *Seidman N193 171. Novick, Paul and J.M. Budish. Jews in the Soviet Union; citizens and builders. New York: New Century Publishers, 1948. 47p., wraps. (#30340) $15.00

172. Olgin, M.; Chaim Zhitlovsky. [Handbill announcing a February 7 debate on whether the new Soviet constitution is free, democratic, and socialist]. New York: Jewish Workers' University; Shalom Aleichem Folk School Six, 1937. 8.5x11.5 inch handbill, printed one side, text in Yiddish, with photos of the debaters; some chipping to edges, not affecting text. (#211753)$85.00 Olgin, of the Morning Freiheit, argued Yes, Zhitlovsky, a Yiddishist and co-founder of the Yiddish Culture Society, argued No. 173. Olgin, Moissaye J. Amerike. New York: Olgin Ondenk-Komitet, 1941. 238 p., very good in pebbled blue boards, text in Yiddish. (#174152) $30.00 By the Jewish communist and editor of The Morning Freiheit, who had come to the US from Russia in 1915 174. Palestine Economic Corporation. Report for the calendar years 1940, 1941 and 1942. New York: Palestine Economic Corporation, 1943. 74p., staplebound pamphlet format, very good. Includes eight pages of black and white photos. (#211867) $95.00 Report on Jewish settlement and development over three years, with

the preface noting that wartime conditions had prevented the compilation of annual reports since the 1939 issue. 175. Parkes, James. The real Jewish problem. London: Peace News, 1945. 7p., stapled off-center so the staple appears at left on the front cover. (#211397) $30.00 "The author discussed, in 'A problem for the Gentiles,' the subject of antisemitism. Here he considers the internal problems that face Jews in maintaining the tradition and well-being of their race." Discusses issues of security in the post-Holocaust world, and the problem of always being "on show" as a representative of a minority that others are quick to judge. 176. Perlow, Max. Sidney Garb and Sons. New York: Morning Freiheit, 1945. 247p., very good hardcover in pebbled boards, gilt titles. Illustrations by Zuni Meod. Sidney Garb is in Yiddish, "and sons" in English in the title. (#211719) $30.00 177. Philadelphia Anti-Defamation Council. To bigotry no sanction; a documented analysis of anti-Semitic propaganada. Philadelphia & New York: The Philadelphia Anti-Defamation Council and The American Jewish Committee, 1941. 93p., staplebound pamphlet, fourth printing, revised, right edge curled. (#47827) $17.00 178. Pinsker, Leo. Road to freedom. Writings and addresses. New York: Scopus Publishing Company, 1944. 142p., hardcover, blue buckram boards, abrasion to edge of front cover; in the tattered remains of a dustjacket. Introduction by Benzion Netanyahu (Bibi's father) (#211871) $17.00 179. Poale Zion. Unzer kamf: zamlbukh. New York: World Union of Poalei Zion--Hitachdut, 1941. 125p., paperback, covers edge-chipped and

creased with several tears. Text in Yiddish. (#211902) $20.00 180. Pomerants, N. Etisher sotsyalizm. New York: Idisher Kemfer, 1940. 62p., staplebound pamphlet, toned around edges, text in Yiddish. "Ethical socialism." (#211879) $20.00 181. Pomerants, N. Revolutsye oder reform? New York: Idisher Kemfer, 1937. 234p., very good hardcover in blue cloth, text in Yiddish. Foreword by the Labor Zionist Hayim Greenberg. (#211818) $30.00

182. Postal, Bernard. Youth and national defense. Washington DC: Aleph Zadik Aleph, B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, 1941. 40p., staplebound wraps, very good. National Defense Series, pamphlet no. 1. (#211847) $95.00 On Jewish contributions to the military, issued soon before the US joined the war. 183. Progressive Zionist League--Hashomer Hatzair. News Letter. Nos. 19 and 21 (Jan. 10, March 1, 1949). New York: Progressive Zionist League--Hashomer Hatzair, 1949. Two issues of the newsletter, mimeographed on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left; 6 and 5 pages respectively; last page loose but present for no. 21. No. 19 has an edge stain at bottom right. Not found in OCLC. (#146976) $45.00 Socialist analysis and critiques of Israeli politics. Much discussion of the kibbutz movement; hopeful attitude regarding integration of Arab citizens; resistance to the adoption of a state religion.

184. Randall, Mercedes M. The voice of thy brother's blood: an eleventh-hour appeal to all Americans. Washington DC: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1944. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, upper right corner creased, otherwise very good. (#211798) $90.00 Includes proposals for action in the face of the Holocaust of European Jewry. Quotes from Szmul Zygielbojm's plea for the world's attention. 185. Refugee Aid Committee of Federation of East Side Clubs. Refugee Aid Dance... Sat. Evening, 15 Apr. 1939, featuring Eddie De Lange and his orchestra and Shorty Allen and his Swing Club Orchestra [broadside]. New York: the Committee, 1939. 9.5x12.25 inch sheet printed both sides, creased from folding, minor closed edge tears and soil. Promises entire proceeds to refugees. (#211766) $125.00 The verso gives lyrics for eight songs. De Lange was an bandleader and lyricist; his songs were performed by artists including Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and Benny Goodman. 186. Reichman, Abo. Di Tragedye fun Estraykhishen Yudentum [English title: The Tragedy of Austrian Jewry]. New York: the author, 1941. 189p., very good hardcover, red cloth boards. Text in Yiddish. (#211907) $150.00 187. Ribalow, Menachem. Sefer zikaron le-H. A. Fridland. New York: Histadruth Ivrith of America, 1940. 120p., very good hardcover, corners and spine edges rubbed, text in Hebrew. (#171963) $25.00 A paean to the memory of H.A. Friedland, Jewish educator and Zionist activist. 188. Rontch, Isaac E. editor, Lt. Carl Victor Abrams. Pvt. Arthur Rubenstein et al. Jewish youth at war: letters from American soldiers. New York: Marstin Press, 1945. 304p., foreword, most letters illustrated with small b&w photos of the soldiers, spine cocked, light shelfwear otherwise a good first edition in blue cloth and gilt with ragged dj missing 3 inches from the head of the spine and other chipping. (#180993) $45.00

189. Rosenfeld, Max. Mendl Niderberg: zayn lebn un tetikeyt. New York: Vladimir Volinsker progresiver yugnt, 1936. 63 p., wraps lightly soiled, interior clean but for Yiddish rubberstamp of a personal library on title page. (#174065) $35.00 On the life of Mendel Niderberg. 190. Rosenwald, Lessing J. Let us reason together: reflections on the Palestine question. Philadelphia: American Council for Judaism, 1944. [12p.], staplebound pamphlet, very good. Interpretive pamphlet no. 3. (#211931) $45.00 Anti-Zionist perspective opposing a Jewish state in the Middle East as surrender to the Hitler doctrine. 191. Rothschild, Richard C. Are American Jews falling into the Nazi trap? New York: American Jewish Committee, 1940. 19p., staplebound pamphlet, minor toned line along right edge of front cover, otherwise very good. Offprint of an article from the Contemporary Jewish Record. (#211913) $25.00 In response to anti-Semitism, "the desire merely to 'do something' often results in unsound strategy. The purpose of this discussion is to attempt to formulate a program based upon reason instead of impetuosity." 192. Saltzman, Rubin. Behind the Silken Curtain of the American Jewish Congress. New York: Book League of the Jewish Peoples' Fraternal Order IWO, 1949. 31p., very good in wraps. (#175839) $25.00 Criticizes a bill drafted by the AJC against bigotry for being insufficiently specific about supporting African American rights. 193. Saveth, Edward N. Anti-semitism: a review and digest of selected publications. New York: The American Jewish Committee; Library of Jewish Information, 1945. 46p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211788) $65.00 Bibliography of works for understanding anti-Semitism, each with a synopsis.

194. Schappes, Morris U. Resistance is the lesson the meaning of the Warsaw ghetto uprising. New York: Jewish Life, 1948. 14p., 7.25 x 5 inch staplebound pamphlet, minor foxing. Reprinted from "Jewish Life." Pamphlet cover reproduces a YVIO comemorative poster. (#58791) $17.00 195. Schechtman, Joseph B. Jews in German-occupied Soviet territory [with leaflet offering assistance in contacting displaced Jewish relatives]. New York: Union of Russian Jews, 1944. 30p., staplebound pamphlet, small stain at upper left corner of front cover, interior very good. Reprinted from "Hitler's Ten-Year War on the Jews, published by the Institute of Jewish Affairs of the American Jewish Congress." Laid in is a flyer announcing an effort by the Union of Russian Jews to allow people in the US to track down displaced relatives in the Soviet Union; offers contact phone number and address for those seeking such assistance. (#211820) $75

196. Scherer, Emanuel. Jewish future. London: International Publishing Company, [1945-?]. 11p., very good in wraps, small purple "Printed in Great Britain" rubberstamp on front cover. (#181615) $20.00 Anti-Zionist argument from the pages of Socialist Commentary, arguing that the solution to the Jewish problem "lies within the various countries, on the spot, where the Jews live to-day and will continue to live to-morrow in close relations with the Gentiles." 197. Schroeder, Theodore. Three views of Tolerance. Cos Cob, CT: the author, [1937]. Broadside, 6x9 inches printed on one side only, all text. Promoting his article on Tolerance, includes a hostile review advocating pograms. (#197691) $12.00 198. Seifert, Hermann Erich. Der jüdische Kampf um Palästina. England als Handlanger des Weltjudentums. Berlin: J. Kasper & Co., 1943. 120p., hardcover, very good, pages evenly toned, text in German. (#211865) $50.00 Nazi anti-Zionist polemic depicting England as the henchman of world Jewry.

199. Sherman, Charles B. Labor's enemy, anti-semitism. Illustrated by Xavier Gonzales. New York: Pamphlet Press, 1945. 23p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211790) $18.00 200. Shwartz, Pinchas. Dos is Geven Der Unheib. New York: Farlag Workmen's Circle, 1943. 379p., green cloth boards edgeworn, spine mildly soiled. Text in Yiddish. (#154537) $25.00 Personal narrative of life in occupied Poland in September 1939. 201. Simpson, John Hope. The Refugee Question. New York: Farrar and Rinehart, 1939. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Oxford Pamphlets on World Affairs, No. 13. (#211835) $17.00 Provides an overview of various waves of refugees in the 20th century, up to and including the Jews and other refugees from the Axis.

202. Sincere, Earnest. Facing the facts. Atlanta: Buckhead Publishing, [1933]. [28p.], staplebound pamphlet, horizontal crease. (#211860) $45.00 Anti-Semitic conspiracy tract linking Jews to communism. "There is no way of estimating the results of the approaching calamity when an Asiatic horde, fully armed and German-trained and financed by Jewish international bankers, elects to strike." 203. Slawson, John. Some approaches to the problem of anti-Semitism. Paper delivered by John Slawson, Executive Vice-President, at the National Community Relations Advisory Plenary Session March 16, 1947. n.p.: American Jewish Committee, 1947. 19p., 8.5x11 inches, staplebound pamphlet. (#211225) $45.00 204. Smythe, Edward James. Indictment: The Jews indicted by a grand jury of representative American people acting for the whole body politic, Hon. Edward James Smythe acting grand jury foreman. Washington DC: Protestant War Veterans of the United States, 1945. Eight-panel brochure, paper toned but otherwise very good, containing a 23-count "indictment" for conspiracy to "wreck the American republic and enslave its people under a Jew-Communist dictatorship." Brief penciled note on last panel notes that this copy was received in July of 1946. (#211375) $75.00 Smythe had helped to organize a joint rally of the KKK and the German American Bund in 1940 at Bund Camp Nordland in New Jersey. He was a defendant in the sedition trial of 1944, but failed to appear on the opening day. He was arrested the next day in upstate New York state near the Canadian border.

205. Stamm, Tom; Hugo Oehler; et al. First joint subcommittee meeting of League for Revolutionary Workers Party, Revolutionary Workers League, Italian Left Communist Fraction, Saturday, 21st of Dec, 1935 [stapled together with:] Constitution of the Revolutionary Workers League (P.C. draft) [and] P.C. Draft, The Arabian and Jewish Question in Palestine. n.p.: Revolutionary Workers League, Italian Left Communist Fraction, 1935. Three documents stapled together, 12 p. total, 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets. A correction has been pasted over one passage, an "X" in the margin marks another, name penned on first page. (#201031) $95.00 206. Stronski, Stanislaw; introduction by David Mathew. The persecution of Jews in German-occupied Poland. London: Free Europe, 1940. 26p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Free Europe pamphlet no. 2. (#211875) $250.00 Discusses the various legal, administrative and cultural restrictions placed upon Jews after the invasion, including the burning of synagogues, mass murders, and deportation to concentration camps.

207. Teitelboim, Dora. Inmitn velt. New York: Shrayber sektsye, Yidisher kultur farband, 1944. 127p., very good hardcover, corners lightly rubbed, cover illustration by William Gropper depicts a baby stamping across a globe littered with skulls. (#174241) $35.00 Yiddish poetry collection by the author of the Ballad of Little Rock. 208. Tenenbaum, Joseph. The road to nowhere: an indictment and a challenge. New York: American Federation for Polish Jews, 1947. 14p., staplebound pamphlet, minor toning to front cover, otherwise very good. (#211746) $60.00 During the war, Tenenbaum writes, "One thousand years of Jewish history, in the countries of Jewish doom, proved as flimsy an anchor as a spider web in a hurricane. When we needed them most, the countries where we lived for centuries failed us dismally." Argues that Jewish refugees "form a special group of non-repatriable, non-collaborationist victims of Hitlerism, for whom the only remedy is resettlement." The solution presented is Jewish statehood in Palestine. 209. Terminiello, Arthur W. The cross of war, is it due to stupidity or cupidity? (A sermon delivered at the Novena in honor of Our Lady of Victory at the Church of the Visitation, Huntsville,

Alabama, and broadcast over the North Alabama network on Oct. 22, 1944). Huntsville, AL: Father Terminiello, 1944. [8p.], staplebound pamphlet, very good. (#211890) $45.00 Sermon "exposing" the Jewish role in an alleged conspiracy to bring about World War II. Terminiello was known as the "Father Coughlin of the South," and was forced to resign as a priest for his anti-Semitic activity. 210. Vail, Sol. This is treason! Foreword by Joseph Curran and Congressman S. Dickstein. New York: International Workers Order, 1943. 28p., wraps, illustrations (one by Gropper). Cover cartoon shows a masked figure dropping some of his swastika leaflets as a spotlight shines on him. (#37261) $15.00 "An attack on anti-Semitism in the U.S. as treasonable, as a propaganda spearhead of Hitlerism. The Nazi formula is to discredit the Jews, identify them with the main objectives under attack, and follow with physical assault. National unity is necessary for victory." *Seidman V1 211. Victor, Ab. Ikh ze land: lider un poemes (1921-1942). New York: Ikor / Posy-Shoulson Press, 1942. 159p., buckram boards with first word of Yiddish title misspelled; poetry in Yiddish; inscribed in pen by author. (#164408) $30.00 212. Vishniak, Mark. An international convention against antisemitism. New York: Research Institute of the Jewish Labor Committee, 1946. viii, 135p., ex library, front endpaper removed, front cover slightly soiled, some overall soiling. A reading copy. (#80658) $12.00 213. Wachsman, Z.H. Yidn nochn nitsahon: di goles-regirungen un zeyer shtelung tsu Yidn / The governments-in-exile and their attitude toward the Jews. New York: The Resistance, Anti-Axis News Bulletin, 1942. 96, viii p., very good paperback. Text in Yiddish with a summary in English. (#211841) $150.00 Emphasizes sympathy between Jews and the exiled governments displaced by the Nazis. 214. [Waton, Harry]. The answer of Judaism to Nazi barbarism! A series of lectures: Judaism and Jews in universal history, by Harry Waton [handbill]. New York: Spinoza Institute of America, [1936]. 6x9 inch handbill, faint toning, year penned at bottom edge. (#211884) $45.00 Lists topics for seventeen meetings at the Labor Temple, from Maimonides to Marx. 215. Weinreich, Max. Le Yiddish comme objet de la linguistique générale: communication au IVe Congrès

international de linguistes, à Copenhague, le 27 août 1936. Wilno: Institut Scientifique Juif (YIVO), 1937. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, mild foxing, rear cover has two corners torn off, not affecting printed portion. Text in French. (#211189) $35.00 216. Willey, Malcolm M; John A Wilson; Louis Wirth. A radio discussion of the Jews. January 28, 1940. Chicago: Vanguard, 1940. 28p., staplebound pamphlet, right edge of front cover toned. University of Chicago Round Table, no. 98. (#211912) $20.00 A discussion of anti-Semitism and common myths about Jews. 217. Williams, Robert H. The Anti-Defamation League, and its use in the world Communist offensive. Hollywood, California: Closer-Ups, 1947. 44p., wraps, very good condition. Closer-Ups supplement no. 1. (#21566) $15.00 218. Winrod, Gerald B. Communism in prophecy, history, America. Wichita, KS: Defender Publishers, 1946. 88p., wraps. Much on the plots of Free Masons & the Illuminati along with the usual anti-Semitic undertones. (#157427) $18.00 219. Zaltsman, R. Teyerer haver mitglid fun ordn! New York: International Workers Order, [1938]. Four-panel leaflet, very good, year penciled at bottom right corner of front cover. Text in Yiddish. (#211919) $25.00 Addresed to members of the IWO, on the Order’s schools. 220. Zaltsman, R. Tsu der geshikhte fun der fraternaler bavegung. New York: International Workers Order, 1936. 287p., hardcover, red pebbled boards, spine edges mildy worn. Text in Yiddish. Inscribed by the author. A history of the Jewish Fraternal movement. (#211825) $40.00 221. Zhitlovsky, Chaim. Hitler or Stalin? New York: ICOR, 1938. 9p. in English, 8p. in Yiddish, staplebound pamphlet, very good, 4.5x6 inches. Second edition. ICOR Library no. 16. (#211756) $45.00 In the context of contemporary media declaring that Hitler and Stalin were cut from the same cloth, Zhitlovsky argues that despite his flaws Stalin was a friend of the Jewish struggle. Includes a short article by Zhitlovsky celebrating Birobidjan. 222. Zionist Organization of America. Back the Jewish State / Make the U.N. Decision a Reality [block of stamps]. [New York]: Zionist Organization of America, 1948. Block of 30 perforated stamps, each depicting a young man waving what soon became the Israeli flag; the block is separating along the center. In philatelic jargon these are called "cinderellas," used for decorating envelopes or for sticking in public places. (#211435) $95.00

223. [Zygielbojm, Szmul]. Stop them now: German mass-murder of Jews in Poland. With a foreword by Lord Wedgwood. London: Liberty Publications, 1942. 14p., staplebound pamphlet, cover art depicting a cobblestone street with the shadow of a soldier wielding a whip. (#211191) $300.00 The foreword by Josiah C. Wedgwood, who sat for Labour in the House of Lords, begins "When the Polish socialists first asked me to write a preface I declined. I was born long ago into a decent world; the Nazis have made it indecent. Must we read these pages of insane cruelty? I now think we must. The area subjected to these horrors still grows. Those who shut their eyes, who refuse to believe and seek to escape from thought of what is going on in Poland and Russia, are guilty. They are allowing the horror to spread... The Huns and the Mongols. Tamerlane with his mountains of skulls, all these demons of long ago were patterns of chivalry compared with the pure-blooded devils into which Hitler has converted Germans." The pamphlet includes Szmul Zygielbojm's plea to stop the Holocaust (he committed suicide soon thereafter in the face of Allied indifference), followed by graphic descriptions of extermination camps and three black and white atrocity photos.

224. The Face at the window. New York: Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, [1947-?]. [21p.], staplebound booklet, cartoons on each page illustrating a discussion between a man sitting down to dinner and a refugee boy outside his window. Rear cover somewhat foxed, otherwise very good. Receipt date of 1947 penciled on rear cover. (#211802) $95.00 The refugee boy informs the man about the plight of refugees from post-war Europe, whom the man mistakenly believed were already admitted into the US. Ultimately the man decides to write a letter to his representative asking for an emergency law to admit refugees. Lastly, a related item from an earlier era. 225. Justice for the Russian Jew. An appeal to humanity for the cessation of an unprecedented international crime against an outraged and oppressed race. Being a complete stenographic report of the speeches delivered at the great mass meeting in Washington, D.C., January 21, 1906, called to protest against the murders of the Jews in Russia. New York: J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, 1906. 125p., wraps somewhat unevenly toned, rear cover has a small chip not affecting the printed portion. (#211190) $375.00 Distributed to clergymen, in hopes of inspiring sermons on the topic.