Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction Sep 2, 2025
DYNASTY, Sep 2, 2025. 221 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (221)
- Lot 1: Theodor Herzl – The Jewish State – Rare edition printed in Salonika 1923
- Lot 2: The Herzl–Sokolow controversy regarding the vision of the Jewish State,
- Lot 3: “The Truth About Palestine” – Anti-Zionist and Anti-British Publication – The Violent Intervention of the Third Reich
- Lot 4: “Hi, Digger!” – an illustrated booklet – Australian jokes from Eretz-Israel. Tel Aviv, c. 1930s
- Lot 24: Pocket Booklet for the Hebrew Soldier in the British Army – Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz. London, 1917
- Lot 25: Abridged prayer book for Jews in the Army and Navy of the United States. Philadelphia, 1917
- Lot 26: Pirkei Avot – Special edition for sailors, soldiers, and airmen in the British Army. London, 1943
- Lot 23: The Laws of the Ottoman Army. Jerusalem, 1916 – first edition in Hebrew
- Lot 5: "The British forces entered Jerusalem not as conquerors,
- Lot 6: The Commercial Bulletin of the British Mandate Government in the Land of Israel – collection of issues
- Lot 7: Proclamation issued by the British High Commissioner – 1929 Riots – Jerusalem, 1929
- Lot 8: Three official notices issued by the Government of Palestine during the 1929 riots
- Lot 9: Rabbi Kook’s response to the request of the Shaw Commission to testify in his home regarding the events of 1929
- Lot 10: “All our aspiration is to build our Holy Land…” – important letter from Rabbi Kook to the Chief Rabbi of London,
- Lot 11: How England Helps Hitler Exterminate the Jews of Europe – an important issue of the newspaper Herut, November 1943
- Lot 12: "The Truth About the 'King David Hotel' – A Statement by the Irgun Regarding the Attack on the King David Hotel"
- Lot 13: “Isolate the Men of Hysteria and Surrender” – a particularly forceful Lehi (Lohamei Herut Israel) broadside denouncing
- Lot 14: Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Jewish Problems in Europe and Palestine – April 1946
- Lot 15: Three important press photographs from the British Mandate period
- Lot 16: Toward the establishment of the Jewish state in Eretz-Israel – collection of rare issues of the Jewish Agency.
- Lot 17: "To the Citizen of the State of Israel" – a proclamation calling for participation in the construction of
- Lot 18: “Besieged Safed Liberated” – Kol Tzfat newspaper – Issue marking the liberation of the city. May 12, 1948
- Lot 19: The Treatment of Jews in Egypt and Iraq – official report on antisemitism and the persecution of Jews in Middle
- Lot 20: "All the inefficient must be released from military service" – historic letter by David Ben-Gurion. December, 1952
- Lot 21: "Israel Kastner is a careerist of the worst kind" – a shocking letter by Malchiel Gruenwald at the height of the
- Lot 22: Rare photo booklet encouraging Hebrew immigration to Israel, The Netherlands 1961
- Lot 27: Album of Cards – Los Angeles Olympics 1932 – Complete
- Lot 28: "This Democratic Roosevelt: The Life Story of F.D.: An Authentic Biography",
- Lot 29: Antisemitic decree restricting the commercial activity of Jews. Saxony, 1811
- Lot 30: La Libre Parole – Three Early Antisemitic Issues
- Lot 31: Large collection of L'Eclips issues – antisemitic covers. France, 19th century.
- Lot 32: Issues of the French magazine "Le Rire" – Dreyfus Affair
- Lot 33: "Judas Iscariot" – antisemitic article on the front page of the French newspaper Courrier des Alpes following the
- Lot 34: Issue of "La Petit" - Alfred Dreyfus's Humiliation Ceremony
- Lot 35: “The Humiliation of an Innocent Man” – Report on a dramatic development in the Dreyfus Affair,
- Lot 36: Special issue of "Le Monde Illustré" entirely dedicated to the Dreyfus Affair,
- Lot 37: Early photograph of Émile Zola
- Lot 38: The Decay of Czarism: The Beiliss Trial - Early publication with new revelations in the Beilis Affair. Philadelphia,
- Lot 39: The Three Jews on the Bench – Antisemitic plate for hanging on a wall
- Lot 40: Antisemitic letter opener. Germany, 19th century
- Lot 41: “Subhuman” – Antisemitic figurine from a display in a “Hitler Youth” educational institution
- Lot 42: Antisemitic cloth mask. Germany, 1930s
- Lot 43: Shocking letter by the German race theorist Prof.
- Lot 44: Practical Exercises in Learning Caricature – How to Create a Human Face Resembling an Animal – the caricature booklet
- Lot 45: “La Difesa della Razza” – extremely antisemitic Italian magazine – August 1938
- Lot 46: Two measuring instruments for determining racial classification. Nazi Germany, 1930s
- Lot 47: The Nazi Party's detailed platform plan for the 1932 elections. Munich 1932
- Lot 48: Ballot paper for party lists in the elections to the German Reichstag – March 1933
- Lot 49: With Nation to Nation – The Anschluss in the Eyes of the Reich: A deluxe photo album presenting the annexation of
- Lot 50: "The German East – Land of the Future" – The Aryan Promised Land: The Nazi Vision for Territorial Expansion in Eastern
- Lot 51: Photo album of the Hitler Youth in the German Labor Service. Ulm (Germany), 1935
- Lot 52: Security Policeman, Ready—Hurrah! – rare internal booklet for members of the German Labor Service. Germany, 1939
- Lot 53: Hitler Youth, The Great Brotherhood Experience – An album documenting the activities of the Hitler Youth movement.
- Lot 54: The New German Architecture – Booklet from the Nazi Architectural Exhibition Held in Lisbon, November 1941
- Lot 55: The debut issue of the American News-Week, reporting on the beginning of the Hitler era in Germany. February 1933
- Lot 56: Book Burning in Nazi Germany – Documentation in "Time" Magazine, May 1933
- Lot 57: An early report about the problem of Jewish refugees from Germany to European countries, 1934
- Lot 58: Official decree for the confiscation of Jewish property in Austria following the "Anschluss" – April 27, 1938
- Lot 59: Collection of official antisemitic decrees ordering the confiscation of property belonging to Romanian Jews – 1941
- Lot 60: Regulations of the “Labor Laws” in Romania during the war: the revocation of rights from Jews and minorities,
- Lot 61: An antisemitic booklet calling for Jews to be required to wear a badge of shame. France, 1930s
- Lot 62: Secrets of the Jewish cemetery in Prague - An anti-Semitic libel - Prague, 1942
- Lot 63: "Verdict" – an antisemitic propaganda story portraying the Jew as the cruel agent of the murderous communist regime.
- Lot 64: The Children of Europe Accuse – antisemitic publication in occupied Yugoslavia accusing the Allies,
- Lot 65: Max Blokzijl – “Traitors to the Fatherland” – a pro-Nazi incitement booklet published in the Netherlands under German
- Lot 66: "I Was There and I Saw!" – a rare publication condemning the partisans,
- Lot 67: “Weekly Review” – pro-Nazi caricatures portraying the failures of the Allied forces through illustrated depictions of
- Lot 68: The Confused Churchill – Will He Invade or Will He Not Invade.
- Lot 69: A Letter to the Fighters Against Jewish Control – a sharply antisemitic leaflet issued by the Action Française
- Lot 70: "Advertisers in the Service of French Propaganda" – Folder of Propaganda Poster Plates – France, 1943
- Lot 71: 'Struwwelhitler' - a parody mocking Hitler and the top Nazi government officials. London, early 1940s
- Lot 72: Gavroche Under the [Nazi] Boot – Extensive collection of anti-Nazi cartoons and jokes from the war years. Paris [1946]
- Lot 73: Anti-Nazi cut-out game board – Nazi Party leaders as puppets for hanging
- Lot 74: Coward and Brave during the Heinkepink Era – Board Game – Netherlands Under Nazi Occupation. The Hague, 1945
- Lot 75: “The Stinking Leader” – a paperweight in the form of Adolf Hitler depicted as a dog wagging its tail. England,
- Lot 76: "You are to blame, Mr. Hitler!... This has nothing to do with Germany...
- Lot 77: Fierce anti-Nazi underground letter from occupied Belgium against the Nazi governor of Belgium,
- Lot 78: Katsida di Hitler. Casablanca, [1943]
- Lot 79: Collection of anti-Nazi leaflets dropped from aircraft over cities in Nazi Germany by the Allied forces in the midst
- Lot 80: Satirical song against Adolf Hitler – Infantryman in France, 1940
- Lot 81: All They Like Sheep - An early publication about the propaganda of lies developed by Hitler and the Third Reich.
- Lot 82: Hitler the Liar – What He Said and What He Did – the false declarations of Adolf Hitler throughout his rule in the
- Lot 83: “Why Are the Jews Persecuted?
- Lot 84: "After Hitler’s Fall..." – the man who foresaw the collapse of the Third Reich from its very inception. London,
- Lot 85: Hitler? No, the Prussians – Nazi Germany under Hitler is the outcome of the Prussian tradition of tyranny, oppression,
- Lot 86: Invitation and rare booklet – The General Assembly of All the Rabbis of the Land of Israel at the Ruins of Rabbi
- Lot 87: Special prayer service for the salvation of the People of Israel on the eve of the outbreak of World War II
- Lot 88: Collection of cards from the “New Reich” series. Nazi Germany, 1930s
- Lot 89: The Victory Parade of the German Wehrmacht at the Gates of Paris upon Its Conquest by the Nazis – Eight Photographs
- Lot 90: Orléans Under the Boot – June 1940 – August 1944 – a photo album from the time of the Nazi occupation in Orléans,
- Lot 91: Historical Memoirs from Fort Eben-Emael – Photo album published by the German Wehrmacht commemorating the capture of
- Lot 92: Photographs of Jews Wearing Armbands in Nazi-Occupied Polish Cities
- Lot 93: Activities of the youth at the religious Zionist youth club in the Netherlands during the Nazi occupation
- Lot 94: A harrowing collection of photographs documenting Nazi atrocities
- Lot 95: Photograph of a Jewish prisoner who managed to escape from camp - fort Breendonk
- Lot 96: The old synagogue in Tarnów – two photographs – one taken before it was destroyed by the Germans,
- Lot 97: Collection of documents and coupons belonging to a Jewish woman who fled from Austria to Shanghai and worked in the
- Lot 98: Six banknotes from a German POW camp – 1939
- Lot 99: A complete series of Theresienstadt ghetto banknotes
- Lot 100: Belgian yellow patch marked with the letter J
- Lot 101: Yellow button badge - the badge of shame of the Jews of Bulgaria - Bulgaria, c. 1942
- Lot 102: Identity card of a Jewish woman from Chernivtsi, marked with a yellow Star of David
- Lot 103: Certificate of Non-Affiliation with the Jewish Race – A life-saving certificate. Paris, 1944
- Lot 104: Life-saving personal documents of Michael Pollak in Nazi Germany
- Lot 105: Immigration passport for a Jewish man and his wife who immigrated from Romania to Palestine during the Second World War
- Lot 106: Rare identification document of a soldier in the Cossack unit that collaborated with Nazi Germany. June, 1943
- Lot 107: Debt payment demand from a Nazi company in the occupied territory of Alsace-Lorraine. October, 1942
- Lot 108: Issue of the French newspaper “Les Dernières Nouvelles de France” (“France Evening News”) announcing the death of
- Lot 109: Special issue of CADRAN dedicated to Winston Churchill. Government Printing Office, Britain – November 1944
- Lot 110: Victory Day issue of the daily newspaper Libération de Paris – Evening Edition – May 8, 1945
- Lot 111: The issue of the French newspaper "Morning News" - Victory Day over Nazi Germany. May 8, 1945
- Lot 112: The more we produce, the quicker this will end - Poster in support of the Allied war effort during the war
- Lot 113: The Struggle of the Lithuanians Against the Nazis 1941–1944 – an early publication based on testimonies about the
- Lot 114: The Journey of Leonard Nicholson and the American Newspaper Editors to the Death Camps – official report. New Orleans,
- Lot 115: Women in the Ravensbrück concentration camp – harsh testimonies of women who personally experienced the horrors of the
- Lot 116: Calvaire de femmes - Testimony of Belgian prisoner from Ravensbrück and Mauthausen camps. France 1945 - First Edition.
- Lot 117: The tragedy experienced by the population of eastern border regions of France – three rare booklets based on
- Lot 118: Medical official in Buchenwald - Hamburg, 1946 - first edition
- Lot 119: Medical Block, Buchenwald – The Testimony of Inmate Walter Poller. London, 1960 – first English edition,
- Lot 120: The Iron Gate to Buchenwald Hell: Many entered - few got out! - Early testimony of German resistance fighter,
- Lot 121: 6 Months in Buchenwald. France, 1946 – First Edition
- Lot 122: The Blood of Buchenwald - Early Evidence and Harsh Photographs from the Buchenwald Camp, Holland [1945] - First Edition
- Lot 123: Eighteen Months in Buchenwald, France 1945 – First edition – Harsh photos from the camp
- Lot 124: Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Bergen, Dora. Paris 1945 - First edition
- Lot 125: The Buchenwald Concentration Camp – an early report on the atrocities of the camp by a prisoner who was held there
- Lot 126: The Hell Road of Dachau as it really was - uncensored harrowing testimony on the daily horrors in the Dachau Camp -
- Lot 127: TEMOIGNAGES - 'Testimonies' - the horrors of the Nazis in the death camps by the surviving prisoners. Paris,
- Lot 128: Three early publications on the atrocities of the Nazi death camps
- Lot 129: Of the village’s 400 residents, 18 remained…” – Documentation of Nazi crimes in Oradour – France.
- Lot 130: Secret German photographs from the war – early exposure of German crimes censored by the German press during World War
- Lot 131: Auschwitz - the grave of four million people. Slovakia, 1945 - first edition
- Lot 132: "I Await Death Calmly...
- Lot 133: Early memorial booklet in honor of Guy-Robert de Costal – “Victim of Nazi Barbarism.” France, 1947
- Lot 134: Documents and Materials on the History of the German Occupation in Poland – The Łódź Ghetto. Poland,
- Lot 135: Six important publications issued in the Netherlands shortly before the end of World War II
- Lot 136: Five "Keshet Be’Anan" leaflets – dropped by Allied aircraft over the civilian population ahead of the liberation of
- Lot 137: Three Belgian publications documenting the extermination in the Nazi death camps. Brussels, 1945–1947
- Lot 138: War Victims Compensation Book – issued by members of the National Federation of Belgian Fighters. Belgium, 1946
- Lot 139: An official report on the Nazi crimes against the Jews of Belgium during World War II. Belgium, 1947 - first edition
- Lot 140: Collection of issues of the resistance fighters’ journal "Belgian Hearts" – 1947 – complete annual volume
- Lot 141: The Executioners of Breendonk Pay the Price – the verdict: 16 death sentences for the war criminals of the Breendonk
- Lot 142: From the Nuremberg Courtroom – Transcripts of the interrogations of Nazi war criminals at the court – Internal
- Lot 143: From the Nuremberg Court – Bulletin of the Press Office of the Association of Local Authorities in Israel –
- Lot 144: Helmet of a soldier from Internal Security Guard Unit 6850 at the Nuremberg Trials. Nuremberg, 1945
- Lot 145: Outline for the Nuremberg Legal Emblem of the 6850th Internal Security Unit, U.S. Army
- Lot 146: 12 Nazis to Die” – Rare report on the verdict of the Nuremberg Trials in the American daily Newsday,
- Lot 147: Historic Issue of Time Magazine – Trial of Nazi War Criminals in Nuremberg Before Sentencing – Screening of the Film
- Lot 148: "War Crimes" – official legal report concerning the future applicability of the principles of the Nuremberg Trials
- Lot 149: The Diary of Anne Frank. Tel Aviv, 1953 – first Hebrew edition
- Lot 150: Collection of Naye Welt issues – She’erit Ha-Pletah in Germany. 1946–1949