Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Mar 18, 2025
DYNASTY, Mar 18, 2025. 229 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (229)
- Lot 123: "Jews Living in Nazi-Occupied Europe Must Be Given the Opportunity to Immigrate to Eretz Israel" – "Zionist
- Lot 2: "We Are Trying to Give You the Land of Israel...
- Lot 3: The Zionist Writings of Theodor Herzl, Berlin, 1905 – First Edition
- Lot 1: Star of David Pin in the Shape of a Book, Featuring a Portrait of Theodor Herzl
- Lot 4: Collection of Issues of the Monthly Journal Di Tsukunft – "The Future". New York, 1902–1912
- Lot 6: Special Issue by Keren Kayemet LeIsrael (JNF) Marking 20 Years Since Its Establishment. Riga, March 1922
- Lot 7: Palestine: Problem and Promise - The Most Comprehensive Economic Study on the Future of Palestine During the British
- Lot 8: "Judah Awakens" – The Important Book by the Legal Adviser to the British Mandate Government in Palestine – Signed and
- Lot 9: THE JEW AND PALESTINE A Land of Impending Glory - An Enthusiastic Account of the Development of the Zionist Enterprise
- Lot 5: "Great Britain,
- Lot 10: "The Story of Degania" – An Early Publication on the Challenges of Establishing the Degania Aleph Colony. Tel Aviv,
- Lot 11: COMBINED MILITARY AND POLICE ACTION for Platoon Commanders and Junior Police Ranks – A Rare Guide of the Palestine
- Lot 12: Report of the Anglo-American committee of enquiry regarding the problems of European Jewry - April 1946
- Lot 13: Report of the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP). New York, 1947 – First Edition
- Lot 15: Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Palestine – A Publication Issued in Berlin at the Height of World War II
- Lot 16: The First Official Announcement Regarding the Repatriation of David Raziel’s Remains to Israel – The Iraqi Consulate
- Lot 17: "We Have War Against the Arab Enemy,
- Lot 18: "These warped minds do not understand... for we are engaged in a war for life or death...
- Lot 19: "Do Not Touch the Transfer!
- Lot 20: "The Jews of Yemen, who for two thousand years have upheld the torch of Judaism under the most difficult conditions,
- Lot 21: The Horrors and Misery of Slavery in Abyssinia – A Rare Documentation of Daily Life in Ethiopia by the Traveler Ludwig
- Lot 22: Calendar for the Youth of Agudath Israel. Vienna, 1928
- Lot 23: First Flight Cover - First Flight from Poland - Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1936
- Lot 24: Passover Songbook. New York - 1941
- Lot 25: Special Passover Booklet Published by Etz Chaim Talmud Torah in Toronto,
- Lot 26: Entry Permit to the Provisional Government for the Zionist Activist Avraham Levinson
- Lot 27: "The Dreyfus Choir" – Supporters and Opponents Portrayed as Musicians in an Orchestra. France, October 1902.
- Lot 29: The Jew Isidore-René Jacob-Paquin - as a Monkey - Antisemitic Poster - Monsters Exhibition
- Lot 30: An Antisemitic Advertisement Leaflet for the Book "Workers, in One Word!" Leipzig, 1921
- Lot 31: Seven Issues of the Hungarian Antisemitic Newspaper Herko-Pater – 1897
- Lot 32: "Stand Guard... Be aware" - An Antisemitic Poster from the Grand Exhibition in Occupied Belgrade. Serbia, 1941
- Lot 33: An Anti-Semitic Postcard for Ordering the Book by Racial Scientist Hans Günther – "The Racial Science of the German
- Lot 34: Program for the Film "The Wandering Jew" – A Scenario of the Plot in Nazi Germany. France
- Lot 35: Early Letterhead – French Propaganda Against Anarchy, Represented by the Jew. France, Between the Two World Wars
- Lot 36: Envelopes from the "Degenerate Art" Exhibition with Invitations to the Anti-Semitic Play "The Polish Jew." Berlin, 1938
- Lot 37: Two Rare Notgeld Banknotes (1920) Featuring the Portrait of Anton von Arco-Valley – The Assassin of Bavaria’s Jewish
- Lot 38: Photo Album – Hitler Youth in Social Activities. Germany, 1937
- Lot 39: An album of photographs documenting the events of the "Victory Conference" of the Nazi Party in Nuremberg, 1933
- Lot 40: "Why Does the German Worker Support Adolf Hitler?
- Lot 41: "The Green Men – Stories and Testimonies: A New Contemporary Collection" – A Rare Publication on the Implementation of
- Lot 42: Hitler's Wife - New York, 1942 – First American Edition
- Lot 43: "This Picture Shows What Our United Enemies Are Planning for Us" – A Rare Poster Calling for Home Front Support in
- Lot 44: A Tactical Execution Manual of the German Wehrmacht on the Eve of World War II
- Lot 45: "In the Struggle for Freedom" – A Rare First Day Cover Postcard Stamped by the German SS Submarine Unit
- Lot 46: Rare Photograph from the First Major Women's Rally of the Nazi Women's League – Nuremberg, 1934
- Lot 47: "Berlin Transformed" - National Geographic magazine - American journalist in Nazi Berlin during the "New Era" in which
- Lot 48: The Reich’s Sports Quartet Game: Sports Disciplines in Nazi Germany
- Lot 49: "Thus Fought and Won the Youth of the World" – A Photographic Book from the 1936 Berlin Olympics: Sports, Propaganda,
- Lot 50: Olympia 1936 - Album No.1 and Album No.
- Lot 51: The Book by Nazi Ideologue Alfred Rosenberg "Blood and Honor: Struggle for the German Rebirth" – Dedicated to a
- Lot 52: The Jew Süss – Italian Edition. Milan, 1930
- Lot 54: "Our Little Girl" – An Anti-Semitic Children's Book from Nazi Germany, Promoting Aryan Racial Supremacy. Stuttgart,
- Lot 56: Death to Bolshevism – Freedom for the Peoples of Europe – A Pro-Nazi Cartoon Booklet. Serbia, 1940s
- Lot 57: "Germany in the Struggle for the Victory of Western Culture" – A Highly Antisemitic Publication Using "Data" to Show
- Lot 53: "The Jewish Conspiracy" and the Rescue of the German Economy – An Anti-Semitic Publication Based on the Conspiratorial
- Lot 58: Anti-Semitic Publication in Belgium Accusing Jews of Handing France Over to the German Occupiers. May 1941
- Lot 59: "To Judah and Rome-Tibet – Their Struggle for World Domination" – An anti-Semitic publication against Judaism and its
- Lot 60: The Soviet Union and Serbia - A caricature booklet depicting the Jewish takeover of Serbia and its "rescue" by the
- Lot 61: "Once Upon a Time" – An Antisemitic Serbian booklet Presenting Nazi Germany of 1943 as Invincible Compared to Defeated
- Lot 62: A Rare Publication in Occupied Netherlands Calling for Collaboration with Nazi Germany. The Hague, 1941
- Lot 63: Famine at the Doorstep: A Pro-Nazi Publication on Britain's Weakness Against Nazi Germany. Prague, 1940 – First Edition
- Lot 64: "Les Attentistes'' - An Illustrated Anti-Semitic Pamphlet Against "Free France" Controlled by Jews. Paris, Early 1940s
- Lot 65: Footprints of the Trojan Horse - A booklet Warning of the Nazi Takeover Threat in the United States – Illustrated.
- Lot 66: "In today's Europe, there are those who seek destruction and death, first and foremost the extermination of the Jews...
- Lot 68: "Shall Our Children Live or Die? A Reply to Lord Vansittart on the German Problem." London, 1942 – First Edition
- Lot 69: "Heil Hitler!" - On the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and the Persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany.
- Lot 72: Greek 100,000 Drachma Banknote – Nazi Stamps Marking Reich Property – Greece Under Nazi Occupation
- Lot 70: Ballot for the election of the Reich President. Germany,
- Lot 71: Nazi Propaganda and Jews in the Streets of Berlin Before the 1933 Elections
- Lot 73: "Shmuel Polak – Blackmailer and Fraudster" – An Anti-Semitic Issue of the Weekly Osjećaj ("Sensation") – Zagreb
- Lot 74: Issue of Timpul Săptămânii (Romanian "Picture of the Week") Reporting on the "Filthy" Lives of Jews in the Ghetto and
- Lot 75: "They Want to Contribute to Victory" – Venomous Antisemitism in Nazi Germany’s Largest Women's Magazine. Leipzig, 1944
- Lot 76: A Collection of Life-Saving Passports of Warsaw Jews Who Immigrated to Eretz Israel Shortly Before the Nazi Occupation
- Lot 77: Large collection of official identification documents of Jews from the city of Kielce. 1930s
- Lot 78: Nine special certificates and permits issued to Jews under Nazi occupation during World War II
- Lot 79: German "J" Passport of a Jew under Nazi occupation who immigrated to Eretz Israel
- Lot 80: German "J" passport of a Jewish woman under Nazi occupation – one of the first passports issued following the decree
- Lot 81: Identity card of a Hungarian Jew marked with the letter "Z"
- Lot 82: Identity card of a Jewish woman marked "JUIVE" – "Jewess" – Nazi-occupied France
- Lot 83: Two identity documents of a Jew named Oskar Schweitz - Romania under Nazi occupation - 1942 - Marked "Hebrew" and a
- Lot 84: A yellow patch of a Jew from Poland who immigrated to Eretz Israel and his naturalization certificate from the
- Lot 86: Six Wooden Hairpins from the Ravensbrück Women's Camp [Early 1940s]
- Lot 87: Three Train Tickets for Jews Deported from zechoslovakia by the Nazis for "Resettlement" in Poland – Destination:
- Lot 88: Rare Photograph of the Gathering of the Last Jews During the Sieradz Ghetto Aktion – Poland, 1942
- Lot 89: Seven harsh photographs from the death camps, taken by the Allied forces at the end of World War II
- Lot 90: Three Rare Photographs – The Emotional Reactions of Freed Prisoners in Dachau Camp
- Lot 92: Two Red Cross Letters Sent Between Jews on the Jerusalem - Shanghai Route During World War II
- Lot 93: Means of Payment for Jews in the Cremona Concentration Camp - Fascist Italy
- Lot 94: Identity Document of a Prisoner in the Westerbork Camp
- Lot 95: A receipt card for receiving packages belonging to a Jewish prisoner in an internment camp in Nazi-occupied Paris
- Lot 96: Three postal cards sent by an Italian prisoner of war in South Africa during World War II
- Lot 97: Two Package Shipment Forms – Bergen-Belsen / Gross Rosen Camps. Germany, 1943
- Lot 98: Informant letter on behalf of "All the Residents of Chișinău" against two Jews who evaded conscription into the
- Lot 99: "In Order to Undermine the Persecution Laws Against the Jews, I Devised the Following Procedure...
- Lot 100: A Mother's Cry from Occupied Poland – "It Is Truly Better to Die Than to Live with Such Nerve-Wracking Confusion" – A
- Lot 101: In the Hope That Your Son Will Return Soon...
- Lot 102: The First Message About Adolf Hitler’s Death Transmitted by the Dutch Underground – From the Estate of Nazi Hunter
- Lot 103: Three Members of the Jewish Community in Bucharest Praying at Adolf Hitler's Grave – "Please Do Not Be Confused"
- Lot 104: "Wanted for Incitement to Murder" – Propaganda Leaflet Dropped from a German Plane Against Winston Churchill During
- Lot 106: A Collection of Issues from the Resistance Movement "Free Holland" – 1941 Issues
- Lot 109: Anti-Nazi Figurine – Hitler as Superman in a Swastika Cape and Skis,
- Lot 108: Anti-Nazi Figurine in the Shape of Hitler – Pin Holder
- Lot 112: Illustrated Cartoon folder Mocking Senior Nazis and Their Symbols
- Lot 113: A Humorous Cartoon Booklet on the Dutch Population's Struggle Against the Nazi Occupation Decrees. The Hague, [1945].
- Lot 114: A collection of patriotic propaganda postcards of the U.S. Army during World War II
- Lot 115: Two envelopes and an anti-Nazi postcard. Early 1940s
- Lot 116: "Mad and Wise During Seyss" - Cartoon booklet – The Nazi Occupation in the Netherlands. The Hague, 1945
- Lot 117: "How Hitler Came Into the World" – Special Satirical Issue of Le Rire ("The Laughter"), France
- Lot 118: Collection of Anti-Nazi Caricatures – The Finest Works of Moscow’s Artists at the Height of World War II. London,
- Lot 119: "If You Can Obtain Information on the Allies, Pass It to Me" – What Hitler Would Advise the People of Occupied Belgium.
- Lot 110: Steam toy wagon manufactured in the American-occupied zone of Germany
- Lot 111: Fabric Map Displaying the Headlines of American and Japanese Newspapers Announcing Japan's Surrender in World War II
- Lot 122: "Better a Dead Man Under the House...
- Lot 124: Stencil-Printed Issue of the Dutch Newspaper "Het Dagblad" Announcing the End of World War II and Peace in Europe.
- Lot 125: "Shomer Yisrael Lo Yishan..." – A Hymn of Praise for the Victory in World War II,
- Lot 126: "Liberation" – A Printed Song Issued in Honor of the Liberation of the Netherlands from the Nazi Occupation. May 1945
- Lot 120: A Unique Album Published to Commemorate the Liberation of Belgium from Nazi Occupation. Brussels [1945]
- Lot 127: Important Photo Album - Survivors of the Death Camps in the Rosenheim DP Camp
- Lot 128: Five Group Photographs of Jews in the Bergen-Belsen DP Camp – 1947
- Lot 129: Photograph of Exodus Refugees in a Displaced Persons Camp, Germany, 1947
- Lot 130: Handmade New Year's Postcard from the Admont DP Camp
- Lot 131: Kiddush Cup from the Admont Displaced Persons Camp
- Lot 132: Shabbat Candlesticks from the Admont Displaced Persons Camp
- Lot 133: Record – The Great Moments of the Liberation of Paris as Recorded in Real-Time
- Lot 134: "Antisemitism Has Brought Endless Shame Upon the German Name...
- Lot 135: "Hitler's War Was the Most Unjust, Reckless, and Criminal War of All Time!
- Lot 136: "Dachau" – The First Official Report Exposing the Horrors of the Camp, Published by the U.S.
- Lot 137: ssue of YANK newspaper - first publication in the United States of the atrocities committed by the Germans in the
- Lot 138: A Harrowing Booklet Documenting Nazi Crimes in France – Uncensored Photographs of Extreme Brutality
- Lot 166: Concentration Camp Dachau – A Detailed Report on the Prisoner Classes in the Camp – California, 1970
- Lot 139: This Is How the Survivors of Buchenwald Looked at the First Moment – Issue of the Belgian Newspaper L'Illustré du Soir
- Lot 145: Remember That – A Testimony and Collection of Harrowing Photographs from the Dachau Death Camp. Munich, 1950.
- Lot 140: The Liberation of Paris from Nazi Occupation – A Postcard folder
- Lot 141: Extermination of Polish Jews – Album of Pictures - Photo album - Central Historical Committee in Poland - Lodz, 1945
- Lot 142: Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Photo Album. Kraków, 1947
- Lot 143: Auschwitz Album – New York, 1981 – First English Edition
- Lot 144: "To establish an eternal memorial for our dear relatives whom we lost in the camps...
- Lot 146: I Was Hitler's Doctor – His Intimate Life. New York, 1943
- Lot 147: "The Promise Hitler Kept" – The First Detailed Report on the Extermination of Polish Jewry by the Nazis - A Chilling
- Lot 148: I Survived Hitler’s Ovens (Five Chimneys) – The Uncensored Truth – The Diary of a Jewish Doctor Who Escaped
- Lot 149: Spain in Flames – Events and Atrocities from the Fall of the Monarchy to the Present – A Rare Publication Documenting
- Lot 150: The Hell of Bremsha – Testimony of a Dutch Prisoner in the German Camp of Bremsha. Netherlands,
- Lot 151: The Extermination of the Jews in Poland - An Early Report from Eyewitnesses to the Atrocities - Dutch Edition.
- Lot 152: "The Hell and Paradise of Dachau" – A Harrowing Testimony by a Dutch Prisoner from the Dachau Death Camp.
- Lot 153: In the Concentration Camp - Documentation of the days of a Dutch prisoner in the death camps of Dachau and Buchenwald
- Lot 155: "The Slaughterhouse of Treblinka - Three Million Dead in the Gas Chambers" - One of the First Reports on the Nazi
- Lot 156: Menschen am Kreuz - The Shattering Testimony of a Prisoner in Dachau and Buchenwald Camps.
- Lot 157: "Trains of Death" – A Horrifying Documentation of the Atrocities of the Deportation Train from Compiègne to Dachau – A
- Lot 158: Kol Ha'am - A detailed documentation of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising - Photographs, reports, letters,
- Lot 159: "The Truth About Poland" – Exposing the Nazi Plot to Annihilate the Polish People's Heritage. USA,