Holocaust and Judaica CATALOGUE THIRTY-FOUR Winter 2008
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Holocaust and Judaica CATALOGUE THIRTY-FOUR Winter 2008 EVELYN PEARL (PERL) 219 West 81st Street, #5A New York, NY, 10024 Tel: (212) 877-1704FAX: (212) 787-3466 E-Mail:[email protected] 1 Catalog Thirty-four Winter 2008 Terms: All items may be returned within five days of receipt. Please notify us prior to returning any item. We will reserve any item by phone or fax. Telephone or fax orders are strongly advised (Tel. 212-877-1704 or Fax: 212-787-3466). We are interested in purchasing Judaica. Postage: Postage and handling is $5.00 for the first item; $1.50 for each additional item. Foreign shipments or special handling will be billed at cost. Condition: The condition of each item is listed for both book and dust jacket, if applicable. Defects are described, but previous owners’ names and/or bookplates generally have not been noted. Payment: Check with order, please. NY state residents will add 8.25% sales tax. Foreign Payment: Check drawn on a U.S. bank in U.S. dollars. Institutions may be billed per their requirements. Abbreviations: Vg- Very good; F – Fine; 4to – Quarto Size; dJ – Dust Jacket; illus. – Illustrated; ch – Chipped; p – Pages; G – Good; wraps – Paper or soft cover; 32mo – 4” to 5”; 24mo – 5” to 6”; folio – 13” or larger; nd – No date. 2 1. Abzug, H. America Views the Holocaust. A brief documentary history, from 1933 on, Nazi Germany wanted the destruction of the Jewish Culture in Europe and the murder of all Jewish people including children. The Nazis almost succeeded. They killed between five and six million Jews. Were Americans apathetic bystanders of unspeakable brutality? The question is when did they know? And why did they not intervene earlier? It also reveals Americans’ horror upon the realization that the reports of the Holocaust were not fabrications. A very realistic tragedy. Bedford/St Martins, Boston, 1999, VG in Vg dJ, $42. 2. Acs, Iren (recounted by) Levendel, Julia (ed.) Keep it safe. Jewish life in a Hungarian town. The history and tragedy of this area. Fifty years after the Holocaust Iren Acs collected photos from her place of birth in Szeceny to bring alive her story of a Jewish childhood in provincial Hungary. Paperwrappers, profuse. Illustrated, 86 pages, Boulevard, 2004, VG $40. 3. Adler, Hugo Balak und Bilam. Biblische Scene Aus der Schriftuebertragung von Martin Buber und Franz Rosenzweig. op 17 paperwrappers, 4to (large), 71 pages, Mannheim, 1934, tiny but rubbed along spine panel, front cover has some scratches, in VG condition, $28. 4. Alpert, Jane. Deaf People in the Holocaust. The Extraordinary Story. On the former site of the Deaf, Berlin. “From this house, fascist bandits took 146 deaf Jews and murdered them. In remembrance of the dead, to remind the living. Paperwrappers, 19 pages, illustrated, Lexington School for the Deaf, and Jewish Heritage Project, 2003, VG $28. 5. Alpert, Joel (ed.) The Memorial Book for the Jewish Community of Yurburg. Lithuania Translation and Update. Wonderful descriptions of former residents of Yurburg. Yurburg was known as a town of high levels of education. Most of the Jews were murdered and the synagogue was burned and destroyed. Describes the “Maccabè” organization, the destruction of Jewish Yurburg, survivors of Yurburg perpetuate the memory of their community. Lithuanian Jews, New York, 2003, 737 pages, profuse. Illustrated, VG issued without dJ, $85. 6. Alter, R. The World of Biblical Literature. Basic Books, 1992. 225p. F/F $12. 7. Amsterdamse Markten Vroeger En Nu. ‘Reqlement der markten 1816. En Paul Arnoldussen: ‘De marketing van de markten.’ Uitgeverij De Kan. Amsterdam. Nd, wraps, illus, 47p. F $25. 8. And I Still See Their Faces: Images of Polish Jews. The book is based on an exhibition. Many of the photographs in this book were donated by non-jews currently living in Poland, and jews of Polish origin from all over the world. Jewish life in Poland from the end of the last century to the Holocaust, with all its intimacies, dignity, pride and then horror, is arrayed in an exhibit of faded photographs culled from family albums, shoe boxes, and attics. At home and abroad, the photos depict assimilated, observant, modern and traditional jews, rich and poor, all creating an exuberant and forceful world now lost. Some sent in photos in the hope that a face would be recognized and that perhaps a friend had survived the roundups, the executions, the death camps. A unique photo collection of great documental, historical and artistic value. The pictures published for the first time are accompanied by fragments of authentic letters or conversations showing their 3 origin. One photograph was carried by a daughter of her mother through two selections by Dr. Mengele at Auschwitz, once she held it in her mouth, the second time she taped it with a band-aid to the bottom of her foot, she was 14 years old at the time. She later found out that her parents, sister and brother were shot to death attempting to avoid deportation to Auschwitz. Also includes never before seen photos of the Lodz Ghetto and round ups for deportation. The book is magnificent, unique, moving, and most important. Shalom Foundation, Warsaw. 1996. folio, text in Polish and English,1st. ed, profuse illus, with photos and text, 230p. F in F dj $190. 9. Angermair, Elisabeth. Beth ha-knesseth-ort der Zusammenkunft. Zur Geshichte der Münchner Synagogen, ihrer Rabbiner und Kantoren. München, 1999. Profuse illus, German text, 220p. F $32. 10. Anne Frank. The Diary of a Young Girl. With an introduction by Eleanor Roosvelt. Modern Library, New York, first Modern Library edition, New York, 285 pages, VG in Vg dJ $50. 11. Arnsberg, Paul. Die Geschichte der Frankfurter Juden Zeit der Französischen Revolution. Volume One. Edvard Roether Verlag, Frankfurt am main, 1992. 4 to, wraps, illus, German text, 981p. F $18. 12. Ascher, M. Landwirtschaft und thora. About agricultural education, including “Lehrplan einer Jüdischen Landwirtschaflichen Schule” Fiba, Verlag/Wien, 1935, paperwrappers, German text, 78 pages, VG, $ 38. 13. Asscher (Jissachar) door Berrie. Van Mokum naar Jeruzalem naar Jersuzalem (1924-1944). Dutch text, illustrated, 261 pages, soft cover, Beersheva, 1996, VG $35. 14. Auerbach, Polak, Bausch-Polak. Bewogen Stilte oorlogsherinner-ingen Van Twee Zussen. Dutch text, soft cover, Witgeveris, Tenhave, 2004, illustrated, VG $27. 15. Axelrod, Toby. In the Camps. Teens who survived the Nazi concentration camps. Individuals who were teenagers during the Holocaust share their experiences of life before and during the war and the days of liberation. It is miraculous that they survived. Soft cover, illustrated, 64 pages, Saddleback Publishing, Calif., 1999, VG $22. 16. Azrieli, Auraham. One Step Ahead. A mother of seven escaping Hitler’s clans. The family came from Skalat Poland. 234 pages, illustrated, first edition, memoir and biography, 1999, VG in Vg dJ, $26. 17. Bachrach, Susan. Flight and Rescue. From an exhibition at the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington. More than 2,000 Polish Jewish refugees who escaped to safety only months before the Nazis began the extermination of the Jews of Europe. The Amzing work of Chiune Sugihara who rescued them. A wonderfully illustrated book, in color and black and white. 4to (large format), 218 pages, like new, VG in Vg dJ, $34. 4 18. Banes, Dietrich. Das Uassenlager Velzen – Des Konzentrations lagers Neuengamme. Eine Dokumention. Selbsverlag, 1990, paperwrappers, German text, 84 pages, Vg $32. 19. Bar-Am, Orna, Nira Feldman (ed). Painting with Light. The Photographic Aspect in the work of E.M. Lilien. Exhibition catalogue. Tel-Aviv, 1991. Wonderful and profuse illus, wraps, 4to, 239p. F $85. 20. Bar – on, Dan. Legacy of Silence. Encounters with children of the Third Reich. Interviews with children of Nazis, Harvard U. Pr., Cambridge, 1989, paperback, 338 pages, VG $14. 21. Barnett, Richard and Walter Scwab. The Western Sephardim. The Sephardi Heritage. Volume II. Essays on the history and cultural contribution of the Jews of Spain and Portugal. The history of some of the communities formed in Europe, the Mediterranean, and the New World after the expulsion of 1492. Gibraltor Books, 1989. 528p. F/F $32. 22. Bauer, Yehuda. A History of the Holocaust. A very good book on the history of the Holocaust. Covering the background of the uniquely Jewish culture in Eastern Europe that was destroyed by the Germans. Franklin NY, 1982. 398p. Vg/Vg $38. 23. Bauer, Yehuda. My Brothers keeper. A history of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1929-1939. deals with the efforts of American Jews-- (JDC) came to the aid of European Jewry in the crucial pre-war decade, 1929-1939. JPS, Phila, 1974. 350p. Vg/Vg $23. 24. Beiber, Hugo. (compiled). Heinrich Hine Gespräche. Briefe, Tagebucher, Berichte seiner zeitgenossen Gesammelt und herausgegeben. Welt-Verlag, Berlin, 1926. German text. Lacking backstrip interior Vg $23. 25. Benesova, Miroslava, Blodig, Vojtech, Chladkova, Ludmila. Terizin Mista utrpeni a Vzdoru. Describes the horror and tragedy of this concentration camp, also called Theresienstadt. Paperwrappers, 4to (large) profus. Illustrated, text in Czech, mostly in Czech, also English, German, French. Nase vossko, 1997, VG $ 28. 26. Benoschofsky, Ilona. The History of the Museum, the Jewish Museum of Budapest. Includes ceremonial objects, beautifully and profusely illustrated, 241 pages, Fine in Fine dJ, Corvina, 1987, $55. 27. Bentwich, Norman. Jewish Youth Comes Home. The Youth Aliyah organization that saved ten thousand children from the concentration camps and got them to Palestine to become pioneers of te Jewish State. It began on a small scale when the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933, VictorGollancz, 1944, 159 pages, $45. 28. Bentwich, Norman (ed). Hebrew University Garland. A Silver Jubilee Symposium. Constellation, London, 1952. 133p. Vg/dJ chips + tears $20 29.