Budapest: Springer, 1939. First edition. In original paper. 12 p. The Second Jewish Law, here referred to as "The New Hungarian Jewish Bill", is divided into 21 provisions, and for the first time strictly defined who was considered a "Jew". After this first section, defining Jews according to the law..... More

Budapest: 1946. In original black paper. 32 p. Catalogue of the first post-WWII Holocaust exhibition that was held in Budapest in 1946. This work is profusely illustrated throughout with 9 photomontages by Szots Jeno, 8 by Lorincz Gyula, as well as illustrations by Sraga Weil, Bán Edit, Blassberg János, A...... More

[Budapest]: [S.n], [1883?]. First edition. In later buckram. 48 p.; 54 p. [title page and first leaf missing]. Extremely scarce contemporary edition of the official police and forensic documents of the Tiszaeszlár Affair. The Tiszaeszlár Blood Libel (1882) is history’s first formal prosecution for blood libel and the first..... More

1973-1984. More then 100 letter. Hoffe, Ilse Ester (1906 Troppau - Tel Aviv 2007) Secretary and partner of the writer and Kafka editor Max Brod. More

Ekaterinoslav: Vissenschaft, 1919. Illustration by D. Sokolowski. In original paper. 165 p. This is the third book of poems by Markish. More

Kolot: Kolot, 1923. In original paper. 78 p. First published book of poems by the author and poet Meir Czudner (1888-1943), who perished in the Holocaust. In yiddish. Cover design by the artist Haim Hanft. More

Sosnowiec: Yung-Fen Ekonomja Press, 1936. In original illustrated paper. 48 p, Cover illustration – linocut by Zygmunt S. Boim, graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris. The Young Zagłębie group of artists was established in 1933. The members – poets, writers and plastic artists – dedicated themselves..... More

Bialystok: 1928. The illustrations on the cover and in the body of the text are original linocuts by the artist Ben-Zion Rabinowitz (1905-1989), better known by the pen name "Benn." In original paper. [1] , [2], XX, [1] pp. In yiddish. More

Leipzig: 1837-1838. In contemporary half leather. Volume I: issues 1-116 from the first year, May-December 1837. Volume II: issues 1-155 from the second year, January-December 1838 + issues of the literary supplement Homiletisches und Literarisches B. At the beginning of the first volume is a dedication signed in the hand..... More

Munich: Oficyna Warszawska, 1945. First editon. In original boards. 36 p. In the very rare red paper binding. Inscribed by Malgorzata Borowska, daughter of Tadeusz Borowski. The book was published after the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp, where Borowski and Girs were imprisoned. More