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

[Paris?]: [Commission d’enquete international sur les atrocites hitleriennes], [1933]. First edition. Stitched. Frans Masereel’s design on front panel. Typescript text. . ff. [2] 26 ] [2] 3–4 [2] 8–10 [1]–2 [1]–4 1 [1]–3, and a folded sheet, loosely inserted. An extremely scarce, unrecorded antifascist publication, with Frans Masereel’s artwork on..... More

Warsaw: 1940. In original paper. VIII, 172, [4]. An extraordinarily valuable resource for genealogical research. This rare telephone directory, published few month after the outbreak of war. Entries include a personal name, occupation, street address, and telephone number. The Warsaw Jewish community was the second largest in..... More