Catalogue Five: ZIONISM 1000 Items of History, Politics, Literature, Art and Ephemera from Pre-Mandate Palestine to the Founding of the State of Israel.

Fishburn Books are delighted to present this densely illustrated catalogue that brings together manuscripts, photos, newspapers, artifacts, parliamentary papers, maps, pamphlets and books that document the origins of the nascent modern Zionist movement in the 1890s through to the Palestine Mandate in 1922 and the eventual establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. A few items focus on post-State Zionism and its impact on world Jewry. Front Cover: Item 879; Back Cover: Items 186, 894, 10, 160

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section One: Zionist Timeline

SectionTwo: Herzl During His Lifetime Items 1- 4

Section Three: Visual Images A. Photo Albums 5 - 12 B. Press Photos 13 - 75 C. Postcards 76 - 93

Section Four: Written Media A. Newspapers and Periodicals 94 - 123 B. Broadsides and Posters 124 - 134 C. Manuscripts and Typescripts 135 - 143

Section Five: Objects and Curiosities A. Artefacts 144 - 161 B. Maps 162 - 171 C. Miscellaneous Ephemera 172 - 196

Section Six: British Parliamentary Papers A. White Papers 197 - 204 B. Palestine Mandate 205 - 212 C. Government Documentation 213 - 268 D. Administrative Reports on the Mandate 269 - 285 E. Parliamentary Debates: Hansard 286 - 315 F. Published by the Palestine Government 316 - 341

Section Seven: Early Zionism A. Pre-Mandate Pamphlets 342 - 448 B. Zionist Congresses in Chronological Order 449 - 489

Section Eight: Pamphlets A. By Author 490 - 734 B. By Organisation 735 - 914

Section Nine: Books 915 – 1000

Section Ten: Selected Bibliography

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Section One: Zionist Timeline

The brief overview provides selected highlights in Zionist history, with in most cases, a reference to the relevant document in the catalogue. Many significant documents laid the foundation for British Government policy towards Palestine, and in the wake of the Holocaust, the United Nations had an integral role in the founding of the State of Israel. Where applicable, the Command Number refers to the official Government number assigned to the document. Further information about any particular document is available from Jonathan Fishburn.

Date Event Paper Command Cat. Number Number 1896 Publication of Herzl’s Der First Hebrew edition 1 Judenstaat 1897 First Zionist Conference, Reported in Jewish 3, 4 Basle Chronicle Nov 2 Arthur James Balfour writes Balfour Declaration 1917 to Lord Walter Rothschild 1918 – Submission of drafts of Draft Mandates 205-212 1920 Palestine Mandate to the League of Nations. June, 1920 Herbert Samuels appointed 269, 273 British High Commissioner 1920-21 Disturbances and Arab Riots HMSO Palestine, 1540 214 in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Disturbances in May, Jaffa. 1921. July 1922 League of Nations gives Mandate for Palestine 1785 210 Mandate for Palestine to Great Britain June 1922 First statement of British Referred to as 1700 197 policy after Balfour Dec. Churchill White Paper 1923 Arab community refuses to Proposed Formation of 1989 217 work with British Admin. an Arab Agency. 1926 Trans Jordanian Frontier Photo collection – 84 5 Force established. original photos. 1929 Sir Walter Shaw appointed Commission on the 3530 229 by Lord Passfield, to Palestine Disturbances investigate Arab riots. of 1929 May 1930 White Paper on the 3582 199 Shaw Report 1930 Recommendation that Jewish Report on Immigration, 3687 232 immigration stops until Arab Land Settlement and unemployment resolved. Development, 1930. Oct 1930 Support for Hope-Simpson Statement of Policy by 3692 200 UK Government. 1936 Arab Rebellion begins Press Photos

3 Date Event Paper Command Cat. Number Number August Partition plan to separate Palestine Royal 5479 236 1936 into Arab and Jewish states Commission on recommended disturbances July 1937 British Government accepts Peel Commission 5513 201 partition plan published “White Paper on Partition” December Practical possibilities of a Despatch: Secretary of 5634 202 1937 partition scheme to be State for the Colonies considered. to High Commissioner for Palestine. October Concludes that Partition is Palestine Partition 5854 241 1938 not practical Commission. Nov. 1938 Saint James Conference The White Paper of 5893 203 convened November 1938 May 1939 The failure of the St. James' Malcolm MacDonald 6019 204 Conference White Paper 1939 Arab rebellion continues Photo album of 9 Palestine Emergency 1946 A response to the acts of Palestine Statement of 246 Jewish resistance by the Information Relating to Haganah, the Irgun and the Acts of Violence. Stern Gang 1946 UN to examine political, Anglo-American See economic, social conditions Committee of Enquiry Jewish in Palestine as they bore Regarding the Agency upon the problem of Jewish Problems of European items immigration and settlement. Jewry and Palestine. 1946 Bombing of King David Typescript 137, Hotel 307,308 March Martial Law ends in 44 1947 Jerusalem 1947 UN General Assembly UNSCOP report 254 - appoints 11 member Special published August 31, 260 Committee of Inquiry on 1947 Palestine (UNSCOP) October Arab Opposition to A Collection of Official 749 1947 proposed State. Documents Relating to the Palestine Question 1917-1947. Nov 29, Final vote based on debates Majority voted for 1947 of the UNSCOP report partition May 14th British Mandate of Palestine Official statement 262 1948 ended. Declaration of 132 Independence

4 Section Two: HERZL DURING HIS LIFETIME

1. Medinat Yisrael. Der Judenstaat. Warsaw, Toshia, 1896. 82pp. + ads. With original wrapps. First Hebrew edition of Herzl’s Der Judenstaat and published in the same year as the first German edition. Translated into Hebrew by Michal Berkovitch. Wrapps worn at spine. The first German edition is listed in Printing and the Mind of Man, (No. 381) Carter and Muir’s book charting the impact of print on the development of Western intellectual history. £2,250 2. Immigration Report. Report of the Royal Commission on Alien Immigration with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. London, 1903. Half leather, rubbed at spine, outer hinges beginning to split. Bound volume containing Volume 1. The Report, Volume 2. The Minutes of Evidence, Volume 3 Appendix. Volume 4 Index and Analysis to Minutes of Evidence. viii + 52, + viii + 865, viii + 98, 142 pp. Massive tome of 1000+ pages. There is extensive evidence given by members of the Jewish community during this intense period of Eastern European Jews fleeing the pogroms and privations of their native countries. Amongst this evidence is a very lengthy piece of evidence submitted by Theodor Herzl (in July 1902). This evidence runs to over ten full pages of double columns where Herzl quotes from Der Judenstaat. It starts with a statement provided by Dr Herzl and is then followed by questions and answers. It opens “I am an Austrian subject , and seven years ago, when I was living in Paris, I was so impressed with the state of Jewry throughout Europe and published a pamphlet which I called “A Jewish State”……..The first Zionist Congress was held in Basle, Switzerland, in 1897, and I was elected president”. Afterwards there is an extensive interrogation of Theodor Herzl on anti-Semitism, the situation of the Jews in Eastern Europe, Baron Hirsch’s scheme and other issues. £1,750 3. Jewish Chronicle. London. Bound Volume for 1897. Covers and spine missing. A couple of small tears to last few pages. Contains reports of the First Zionist Congress. This volume contains the full year from January to December, 1897. There is the excitement of the lead up to the first Zionist Congress and the news reports about it, followed by analysis and comments on its significance and consequences. Here is a sampling of some of the contents. £750 i. The Return to Palestine – A Message from Dr. Herzl. Jan 22 ii. Reference to Zion – Discussion of whether there should be a reference to Zion at the end of the Prayer for the Queen. In the opinion of the Jewish Chronicle even “Those to whom schemes like Dr Herzl’s seem puerile on the one side and retrograde on the other, may nevertheless join themselves fervently with their brethren who hail such schemes with approval and even enthusiasm.” Feb 5 iii. Meeting of Zionists Participants included Moses Gaster and Jacob De Haas (who worked closely with Herzl). Feb 19th iv. The Zionist Congress Note about the forthcoming Zionist Congress to be held in Munich on the 25 – 27th August. Invitations will be sent out shortly. April 9th v. Letter re the Zionist Movement From Adolph Stand of Lemberg 30th April. Also ‘On Tour in Palestine’ with 2 photographs Jaffa from the Sea and A View of Rehoboth – Typical Jewish Colony vi. Editorial “The Present Position of Zionism” and “Zionism versus Nationalism” May 21. vii. Correspondence re- “Zionism versus Nationalism” May 28

5 viii. Note: The Proposed Zionist Congress at Munich. June 4 ix. Note: on the Proposed Zionist Congress at Munich. Zangwill on Jewish Colonies in Palestine x. The German Rabbis and the Zionist Movement, July 9 Contains a declaration signed by 5 German Rabbis asking people not to attend the Zionist Congress xi. Interesting note on the Proposed “Zionist” Congress (by now it was clear it was going to be Basle) xii. Letter from Theodor Herzl Articulates the reasons for moving the congress from Munich. Also Programme for the First Zionist Congress; Max Nordau and the Zionist Movement. Also German Rabbis and the Zionist Movement; Mr Gladstone on the Zionist Movement “My inclination would be to view with favour any re- assembling of Jews in Palestine under Ottoman Suzerainty.” July 23rd xiii. The Zionist Congress Pre-congress information July 30th xiv. Correspondence Lengthy Anti Zionist Letter from Israel Abrahams, Article by Dr Emil Reich on ‘Zionism,’ Mass meeting at the Jewish Working Men’s Club. ‘Glimpses of the Holy Land’ photographic essay. 6 August. xv. Several letters relating to Zionism, notes on the forthcoming congress and The Russo-Jewish Press and the Zionist Congress. xvi. More letters on Zionism including one by Max Nordau Note on the forthcoming Zionist Congress. 20 August xvii. Notices relating to the Zionist Congress due to open next Sunday xviii. Max Nordau On the General Situation of the Jews – An Address delivered at the Zionist Congress in Basle, Full Report of the First Zionist Congress (6 pages) plus editorial re the Congress xix. Lengthy editorial re Congress Articles highlighting responses to congress and Sermon ‘The Zionist Congress’ by Rev Hyamson and Impressions of the Basle Congress xx. Extensive reports about the Congress xxi. Four Views on Zionism Dr Herzl in “Contemporary,” Mr Zangwill in “Cosmolis”, Dr Gaster in the “Asiatic Quarterly” and Mr Herbert Bentwich in the “Nineteenth Century.” xxii. Dreyfus case xxiii. Jews in Russia xxiv. An English Zionist Congress xxv. Orthodox opposition to Zionism in Frankfort xxvi. Zionist Colonial Bank 4. Die Welt. Koln (Cologne). Die Welt was a weekly newspaper established by Theodor Herzl in 1897. It became the official organ of the World Zionist Organisation after the 5th Zionist Congress in 1903 and was published till 1914, first in Vienna, then in Cologne from 1905 and then in Berlin from 1911. The language is German. Herzl devoted much of his energy and his personal assets in the creation of Die Welt. i. Bound Vol. for 1897. Issue 1 – 30. June to December 24 1897. Cloth worn, spine tearing, pages yellowed, some staining, contains reports of the First Zionist Congress. £650 ii. Bound Vol for 1899. Cloth, gilt, decorative design on boards. £275

6 iii. Bound volume, containing issues Year 11. July 5, 1907. Vol 11 issue 27 to Vol 11 issue 52. Cloth worn, tearing to cloth. £225 iv. Bound volume, Vol XIV 7th Jan 1910 till 30th Dec 1910 Issues 1-52. Cloth worn part of spine missing. £225

Section Three: VISUAL IMAGES

A. Photo Albums

5. Trans Jordanian Frontier Force. Oblong photographic album approx.13 by 9.5 inches. ND but circa 1930s/1940s. Contains 84 original photographs of varied sizes, some are approx 4 x 3 inches, others are 2.5 by 3 inches. There are a couple of instances where 2 pictures have been cropped and stuck together to provide a full scene. The pictures feature aircraft, and aircraft displays, parades, building blown up by sabotage or fighting, groups of the TJFF riding horses, patrolling etc. There are also some photos of wildlife animals and excavations. Pictures are not annotated and the photographer is unknown. The TJFF was created on the 1st April 1926, to replace the disbanded Palestine Gendarmerie. It was a creation of the British High Commission for Palestine whose intention was that the Force should defend Trans-Jordan’s northern and southern borders. Its commander was a British lieutenant Colonel, and the second in command was a British Major. Initially, it consisted of 3 cavalry squadrons (of 120 men each), one camel company and six reserve troops (190 men). There were a number of Jews in the force and the Jewish Agency encouraged recruitment from the Jewish Community. The TJFF was disbanded on 9th February, 1948 when many members of the unit were absorbed into the Arab Legion. £375 6. Palestine Disturbances. Oblong photographic album, approx.10.5 by 8 inches. Contains 51 original photographs approx 3.5 by 2.5 inches. Each group of photographs comes with a photograph of a sheet with captions (Possibly they were official photos of some sort). Personal photos have been removed from the album. The groups of photos are as follows: i. Palestine 1936. 7 photos of a derailed train with a caption describing each of the photographs. ii. Scenes and experiences of “Delhi” POM-POM Crew at Jerusalem. August to September 1936. (11 photographs) Captions for these include: train wreck near Bas El Ain; searching Arabs for arms; armed cars waiting to escort convoy to Nablus and 8 others. iii. Port Said and the Suez Canal (11 photos with captions) iv. Third Cruiser Squadron at Haifa, September 1935 – September 1936. (14 photographs) Captions include: The Jewish Suburb built quite recently; Soldiers searching the hills for Arab bandits; In action with a machine gun; taking prisoners to Acre prison and ten others. These photographs were taken by E Coleman A B, HMS “Delhi” v. Funeral of a young rating (soldier) Haifa, 1936. 7 photographs, slightly larger, not captioned. vi. Souvenir of Haifa with HMS Delhi Badge (looks like a photograph of a postcard) £450

7 7. Mini album. Published by Dr Wilhelm Freyhan. Tel Aviv. 18 photographs - 6 each of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa. Some pages loose. Pictures are numbered by hand and there is a printed key on the first page. Photos measure 1.75 x 1inch. £40 8. Palestine – Middle East Album – Aviation. Oblong album, approx 13 by 9.5 inches. 211 original photographs (plus 2 photographs) circa 1943. Mostly annotated, photographer unknown. Photographs taken in Africa Sudan, Cairo and Palestine including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Bethlehem. There are a number of photographs of aeroplanes. £250 9. Palestine Emergency 1938-1939. Oblong album. Album containing one hundred and thirty-eight original photographs, various formats 3½ in x 2½ in to 7 in x 5in, all captioned in detail in white ink on black album pages. Very good in a contemporary black limp rexine album with cord ties at the spine, a little rubbed, titled as above in white on the upper board. The acceleration of immigration into Palestine resulting from the persecution of Jews in Germany and Italy fanned the flames of Arab feeling against Britain, the Mandatory Power. With German collusion and financial support, the Mufti of Jerusalem consolidated rebel Arab groups into a 15,000 strong army and engaged in a widespread campaign of terrorism, targetting not just Jews but also dissenting Arabs. In response to this, in October 1938 the British bolstered their garrison with of troops from a number of Regiments including the Coldstream Guards and the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. The eventual strength of British forces in the area was close to 20,000. The first task was to recapture the Old City which was to be achieved by driving a wedge between the Arab City and the Temple area primarily to assist the Police in searching the homes of the 45,000 inhabitants. Taken by surprise, the rebels offered little resistance, sporadic sniping occured and one Guardsman was killed, but large numbers of prisoners were taken. In the months that followed, similar operations were undertaken in Gaza, Jericho, Haifa, Acre and a number of other cities. This scaling up of the military presence, together with political initiatives obtaining the intervention of friendly Arab states in Palestine brought the issue, temporarily at least, to a close. The images in this album closely follow the chronology of the intervention, beginning with the departure of the 3rd Bn Coldstream Guards, a battery of the Royal Horse Artillery, and 67 Coy. Royal Army Service Corps on SS Vasna from Alexandria for Haifa. A series of ten very high quality 7” x 5” plates follow, detailing the operations in Jerusalem. All are excellently captioned beneath and most have more detailed inked notes verso. The proximity of the cameraman to the action would suggest that these are at least semi-official and the quality of the pictures themselves is certainly professional. Also, the detail of the captioning points to the direct involvment of the album's compiler in events. In fact one of the images, titled “A Sniper's Post in the Old City,” is accompanied by a lengthy explanation which tells of how the compiler spotted blood dripping from a window-way which led the patrol to discover a carefully secured vantage-point, the occupant of which had been “shot by a lucky bullet through his neck.” A quantity of less professional, but nonetheless interesting, snap-shot images follow which give a good idea of the type of operation undertaken; search parties; the securing of prisoners; a Lewis Gun post covering the Dome of the Rock; the lifting of the curfew etc. Inevitably, there are some more “touristic” images, but also some rather good views of the camp at Sarafand, the Motor Vehicle compound at Jericho, and camp life in general. The searches at Jericho and Acre

8 are also covered by the same mixture of high-quality and amateur images, and the captioning is very detailed and revealing. There are a few images of the operations in Bethlehem and Jaffa, and a number of scenes in Tel Aviv and Ramla. It would appear from internal evidence that the unidentified compiler was serving with the RASC. A fascinating insight into this under-recorded incident, which is of importance both in terms of the outbreak of WWII and the development of tensions in the Middle East. £2,500 10. Bomber Command. Large Oblong Olive Wood Album. The Olive Wood is inlaid with coloured illustrations. The word Jerusalem is inlaid on the back cover. Leather spine. (Circa 1936- 39 there is photograph captioned “Coronation Day” and a squadron menu from October 39) About 90 items, mostly photographs with a few pieces of ephemera. An important album of pictures taken by J W T Pybus No. 613688 Bomber Command. Palestine was under the control of the RAF until the latter part of the Arab Rebellion (1936-1939) when the army was brought in to help restore law and order. Most of the photographs are snapshots, however there are some larger ones. There is a photograph of Squadron 6 (Bomber Command) approx 11 x 4 inches. There are photographs of the aftermath of terrorist attacks such as train derailments, some are briefly captioned, some are without captions but they feature headings, “Searching an Arab village for arms,” “Blowing up an Arab house for firing on troops.” There are some pictures of buildings “German Hospice” “Coronation Day, King David Hotel.” There are some street and rural scenes - “A Bedouin Mother and Baby,” “David Street, Jerusalem” and some larger photographs of a funeral. There are also some interesting aerial shots of Palestine and a few larger ones relating to a funeral of an Officer and two airmen killed by an Arab mine. There is an aerial photograph of the pyramids and a squadron menu dated 18th October 1939 signed by members of the squadron. £1,750 11. Eretz Yisrael. Card boards, oblong album. Mostly one snapshot per page sometimes two. circa 1920 – 25. 44 photographs. 4.5 x 3.25. There is a picture of Achad Ha’am and pictures of the High Commissioner (Herbert Samuel) visiting Tel Aviv. Photographs are briefly annotated in Hebrew. Other photos include the Western Wall, market in Jerusalem etc 11.5 x 8 £250 12. La Palestine La Juif. Jerusalem, Bethlehem, La Mer Morte 1921-1922. 145 small photographs. 2.25 x 1.5 inches. Brief annotations about the photographs in French. There are a number of pictures of individuals illustrating the dress and lifestyle of the times. There are several pictures featuring Orthodox Jewish men wearing the traditional Jerusalem dress, some of them wearing Shtriemels the traditional hat worn on Jewish festivals. This particular group of photos is captioned There are various street scenes, buildings, scenic views “Au Ghetto de Jerusalem” There are photos of Jewish women as well as men. There are hill scenes and street scenes in Arab areas also depicting men and woman. £550

B. Press Photos See how the images of the emerging State of Israel were used by newspapers. The written commentary is taken from the back of the photo. These notes were presumably for the picture editor who would have relied on the information to create a subheading for the photo. Where available, the name of the photo agency and the photo reference number is included.

13. 15th July, 1918. Allenby in Jerusalem. Allenby in Jerusalem: Greeted by the Jewish Community . Gen. Sir Edmund Allenby (saluting) leaving a recent reception in Jerusalem. 6 x 8 in £75

9 14. 8th August, 1929. New Outbreak in Palestine. A new outbreak of Arabs in reported from Jaffa, near which is the new Jewish city of Tel-Aviv. A company of the South Wales Borderers is reported to have engaged the Arabs. Photo is of a general view of Jaffa at the time. 9 x7 in £45 15. Undated 1930s. Tragic Events in Palestine. Jewish Self defence group armed. Captioned in French. Les Eveneements Tragiques En Palestine. Groupe de la self- defence juive a Tel Aviv, ou toutes les attaques arabes ont ete repoussees avec succes. Approx 6.5 x 4.5 in. £50 16. 5th November,1933. The Dead Moslem. The air is tense as Constables carry off on a stretcher a victim of the rioting. Behind barbed-wire entanglements, mounted and foot police watch keenly for further trouble. Others in steel-helmets are on the right. 12 x 10 in £60 17. 23rd May, 1936. Two members of the Palestine and British forces guarding one of the barbed wire barriers on the road from Tel-Aviv to Jaffa. Jaffa port operations were held up by a strike of Arab lightermen. 10 x 8 in £55 18. 30th June, 1936. Arab Riots. Pictures received by air from troubles Palestine yesterday include this photograph of British troops searching inhabitants of Jaffa for arms. The incident occurred after a bomb had been hurled at a British business establishment. 10 x 8 in £65 19. 3rd July, 1936. Tanks leaving Lydda after an extensive search of the town for ammunition following a sharp fight. Wreckage of a building is in the foreground. 12 x 10 in. Some creasing. £55 20. 21st October, 1936. Racial Bitterness in Jerusalem. Curfew in place in Jerusalem following tensions between Arabs and Jews. This photo shows a police patrol taking up position on one of the main streets in Jerusalem during the recent disturbances. 9.5 x 7. in £50 21. Nov 16th, 1936. Arab Refusal to Palestine Commission, The Royal Commission which is inquiring into the situation in Palestine in now sitting in Jerusalem. The Arab Higher Committee has decided to boycott the Commission and expressed by letter regrets at inability to give traditional Arab hospitality to guests in the Holy Arab Land. It is understood the decision is a protest against the failure to suspend imagination. The photo shows Arabs meeting in the streets and cafes to dismiss the Arab Higher Committee’s decision to boycott the Royal Commission. This picture just received in London shows a typical street scene with Arabs in foreground discussing the situation. 12 x 10 in £65 22. 18th November, 1936. Kilts in the Streets of Nazareth The 1st Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers, in Palestine ready for duty during the recent trouble, are now at Nazareth. This photo shows two kinds of mortars – Arabs building a wall look on as one of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers practice with a trench mortar. £45 23. No Date – La Fin Della Greve Generale En Palestine. Apres six mois de greve generale, les arabes out repris le travail en Palestine: L’ere des troubles senglants semble close. La seule ceremonie qui a marque cette circonstance est la reouverture de la Haute Cour de Jaffa, ferme depuis le commencement de la greve. N.P.M. La foule qui s’est amassee devant. £45 24. 23rd November, 1936. Tommy Keeps Fit in Jerusalem. To help the men keep fit during their stay in Palestine, the 2nd Batt Royal Northumberland Fusiliers are carrying out manoeuvres south of Jerusalem. Unusual conditions were provided by the exceedingly rough country. Photo shows men setting out from the camp at Jerusalem for the manoeuvres. 10 x 8 in. £45

10 25. 2nd December, 1936. British Troops on Israel Mountain Fastness. High up on Mount Gerizim, at Nablus, Palestine (the Schechem of the Old Testament) with its historic and biblical associations, pickets are being maintained by British troops. The mountainous country provides strange conditions for the soldiers. View 1 Photo shows: British soldiers moving up past the walls of an ancient ruined church on Mount Gerizim. In background is Mount Ebal. 10 x 8 in. £45 26. 2nd December, 1936. British Troops on Israel Mountain Fastness. View 2 Photo shows: How the soldiers are taken up Mount Gerizim at Nablus for picket duty. 10 x 8 in. £45 27. 20th July, 1937. Partitioning of Palestine Causes Demonstrations in Baghdad. A section of the huge gathering in the principal street of Baghdad as a protest against the Royal Commission’s report as recommending the partition of Palestine. 12 x 8 in £60 28. 24th December, 1937. Armed Guards Patrol Bethlehem on Christmas Eve. Outside the Church of Nativity, Bethlehem, it shows men on the Black Watch and a Ghaffir (special constable) on armed patrol. 10 x 8 in. Some damage to front of photo. £35 29. Undated, 1938. Searching Arabs for Documents in Palestine. Brief explanation in French. 7 x 5 inches. £45 30. 15th October, 1938. Taking Precautions in Palestine. Police are seen searching Arabs for hidden arms, in front of the David’s Castle Bethlehem. 8 X 10 in £55 31. 24th October, 1938. Old City of Jerusalem. Vivid pictures showing the entry of British troops in the Old City of Jerusalem. Arab prisoners are being brought out through the historic Damascus Gate. The rebels were hunted over the roof- tops in this city of terror, and calm and order were restored. 10 x 12 in. Curiously, there is a large box labelled “Heinz Oven Baked Beans 57” with empty cans in it - possibly army rations. £75 32. 31st October, 1938. Disturbances In Palestine. Jewish volunteers receiving their orders at the Central Police Station, Jerusalem after being equipped with arms and receiving ammunition. They volunteered for duty following the recent acts of terrorism by both Jews and Arabs. 8 x 6.5 in £65 33. 26th July, 1939. Deserted Streets Display Tension in Palestine. Photo shows modernesque cinema and typical blocks of buildings give the key note of modern Tel-Aviv, new Jewish city in Palestine. Yet, these fine broad streets are deserted and the cross roads in the foreground is used as a conference ground for civil guards, one of whose trucks is approaching the Belisha crossing 9.5 x 7.5 in £65 34. 30th November, 1945. Rabbis March on Capitol For Palestine Plea. Washington DC. Members of a Delegation of 1,000 Orthodox Jewish rabbis and their sympathisers are shown marching to the US capital to demand action on Palestine, specifically the immediate transfer of 100,000 European Jewish refugees to Palestine. 6x8in £50 35. 27th May, 1946. They carried out a hunger strike. LaSpezia Refugees arrive at Haifa. The refugees who became unique by carrying out a several days hunger strike when they were detained at La Spezia, and regarding whose fate appeals were made to Mr. Attlee and President Truman arrived at Haifa in the refugee ships “Fede” and “Phonenizia.” Photo shows – the re-union of a young couple at Haifa after a long separation, or arrival of the refugee ships. 916/JSS 8 x 6 in £65

11 36. 19th July, 1946. Weizmann at the Athlit Camp in Palestine. Illegal immigrants just arrived at the Clearance Camp of the 150 ton ship Hawiva Reik – carrying 470, crowd into a dining hut to hear Weizmann speak. Weizmann himself is not in the photo. Photo Pictorial Press London, 1496 – 13, 8 x 5 in £45 37. 14th August, 1946. Tel Aviv. Scenes between curfews – British troops stand by for new demonstrations. 50,000 British troops stood by in Palestine as precautions against threatened outrages on announcement of the news that all illegal immigrants to Palestine would be transported to special camps in Cyprus. This photo is of a scene during one of the short breaks allowed by the authorities during a curfew on the city, when troops searched for arms and clues connected with the Palestine outrages. Breaks were allowed for the people to purchase food and other essentials. 10 x8 in £75 38. 2nd August, 1946. British Troops Guard Palestine. Members of the 9th Parachute Battalion, Sixth Division, receive instructions in the use of mortar in their camp on the plains near Lydda, Palestine. Next to Egypt, Palestine is regarded as the best available base for Britain’s military forces and installations in the Middle East. 10 x 8 in £65 39. 3rd January, 1947. Screening the Suspected Persons During Search for Kidnappers of Major Britt in Tel Aviv. Over 2.000 men between the ages of 15 and 45 were screened in Tel Aviv during the search for the kidnappers of Major Britt… Road barriers were placed at all the restricted areas. Photo shows suspected persons brought one by one to the “screening” table for interrogation by Army personalities and Palestine Police Keystone 515075 8 x 6 in £55 40. 4th January, 1947. Flame throwers. The terrorists new weapon in Palestine dropped by Jews as the fled after an attack on a police car in Jerusalem. 10 x 6in £65 41. 17th January, 1947. Large Road mine Found in Palestine. A mine consisting of a 4 gallon petrol can with special lid, packed with 175 four ounce sticks of gelignite, surrounded by 19 pounds of steel rivets with two electrical detonators embedded in two on the gelignite cartridges in the center of the container, was found on the Jerusalem/Jaffa Road. According to army officials, the mine was powerful enough to overturn a 3 ton lorry. AP photos. 8 x 6in £65 42. 3rd February, 1947. All Out Search for Terrorists in Palestine. Soldiers search for Jewish terrorists was intensified by recent kidnapping of a British judge and ex-British major, both later freed. In this photo, a British soldier questions a religious Jew during the search for terrorist in the Geulah district of Jerusalem. 6 x 8in £50 43. 3rd March, 1947. Original Pictures of the Officers Club Explosion in Jerusalem. Thirteen were killed and sixteen injured when a terrorist on Saturday blew up the Goldsmith Officers Club, in Jerusalem. Others believed to be buried under the debris. Keystone Photo shows an anxious mother who was restrained from entering the wrecked building in search of her daughter whom she believed buried under the debris – talking to the police who restrained her from entering the building. £55 44. 21st March, 1947. Martial Law End in Jerusalem. Children and others are seen in front of the crowd as they start to take down the barbed wire, immediately before the ending of Martial Law in Jerusalem. The people were then allowed to mix together in the “banned Zone” for the first time for many weeks. 6 x 8 in £75 45. 6th April, 1947. Good Friday in the Holy Land. The station of the cross procession took place in Jerusalem on Good Friday. The Cross is carried along

12 the route that Christ took when he was crucified. Photo: inside the El Maaref Police station, the crowd carries the cross to the second station,. Note the “Wanted” notice at the entrance of the police station – with a reward notice offered for wanted terrorists. 17/W/7433 8 x 5 inches £55 46. 5th May, 1947. Prisoners on Parade in Acre Gaol. Irgun terrorists blasted a way through the moated walls of Acre’s historical goal this evening and freed 251 Jewish and Arab prisoners – Palestine’s biggest mass gaol break. Tonight most of them are still on the run. Slightly creased. 8 x 10 in. £48 47. July 16th, 1947. An Orthodox Jew attending a session of the United Special Committee on Palestine in Jerusalem. Listening to Joseph Zvi Dushinski, Chief Rabbi of Agudath Israel. 1293 A James Pringle. 7 x 9 in £60 48. 25th February, 1948. 42 Killed in Jerusalem Explosion: First and Original Pictures. Forty-two people were killed and 97 injured in a great explosion recently in Ben Yehuda Street, Jerusalem. A police armoured car patrolling the street saw three lorries outside the Atlantic Hotel, apparently unattended. The lorries were apparently fitted with time bombs… the explosion shook the whole city. Photo shows the scene in Jerusalem. Keystone 530366 8 x 6 in. £55 49. 25th February, 1948. 42 Killed in Jerusalem Explosion: First and Original Pictures. As Above. This photo shows a victim being carried on a stretcher. In the background is a house totally destroyed. Keystone 530365 8 x 6 in £65 50. 15th March, 1948. Jewish Agency Buys British Army Cars Haifa Palestine – British Army transport – jeeps and trucks accumulated here over a period of five years – seen in a depot in this photo. Surplus military equipment is being sold as the British Army evacuates Palestine, and these vehicles, many of which can be made operational – were reportedly purchased from British authorities by the Jewish Agency. b/w in hard plastic pouch , 10 x 11 in 168218(UP/J) £60 51. 12th May, 1948. Incident of Bab-El Wad Battle. Jewish forces made a strong bid on May 10 to open the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv road during a fierce battle in the Judean Hills near Bab El Wad. This photo shows an Arab armoured car, heavily camouflaged, passing a group of Arab fighters, as it returns from a ‘hot spot’ during the Bab El Wad Battle. £65 52. 17th May, 1948. Haifa, Jews seek Haifa Strongpoints – Preparations for Expected Battle as Arabs Close in. Loaded sten guns slung, men of Haganah – now the official army of the new Jewish state of Israel – clamber over bombed buildings in this city as they reconnoitre strong points for the expected battle for this vital communications centre and supply port. Arab armies are thrusting now in the direction of Haifa on two fronts – the Lebanese and Syrians from the North, the Irakis and Transjordan Arab Legion from the east. In the battle for the finest port on the Palestine coast, Haganah scored an early victory when, in a surprise swoop, they took over the town. The city is now under Jewish control, except for the port area and an enclave needed by the British for their withdrawal, scheduled for completion by August. 8 x 10 inches £65 53. 22nd May, 1948. The Battle of Jaffa. Picture shows Jewish commandos leaving a building after depositing an explosive charge. The second man carries an Arabic signboard and explained: “I’m a religious man and took this sign with me as it represents a saying from the Koran and I did not want to destroy it”. 10 x 8 in. £65 54. 22nd May, 1948. Jews Bring in Arab Prisoners – Dramatic picture just received in London shows the scene at a shell damaged farmhouse, somewhere on the Jaffa front, shows Arab prisoners of war, some carrying ammunition boxes,

13 being led from the battlefield by their Jewish captors. Keystone 533 081, 10 x 8 inches £60 55. 23rd May, 1948. Egyptian Plane Shot down in Tel-Aviv Air Raid. . Rehovot. Jewish Army men crowd round the wreckage of an Egyptian Army Air Corps plane (a British ‘Spitfire’) when it came down in an orange grove here, after being shot down during an air raid on Tel-Aviv. Note Jewish girl at left, and Egyptian insignia on aircraft. The pilot who parachuted to safety was taken prisoner. He was flying Officer Gamal Seif el Nasr, of Cairo. 8.5 x 10 in £55 56. 26th May, 1948. Haifa Port Closed by British Military Authorities A Jewish strongpoint on the beach near the sea – set up to protect Jewish immigrants who have to disembark on the beaches, - following the closing of the port of Haifa by British military authorities. (British destroyer ‘Newcastle’ in background.) 6.5 x 10 in. £55 57. 31st May, 1948. Rabbis surrender old city. Israel Zev Minzberg (Polish, left) and Sephardic Rabbi Benzion Hazzan, bear the white flags of Jerusalem’s old city surrender to the Arab lines where they awaited surrender negotiations in the basement of the Armenian school, used as an advance Arab Legion post. 6 x 8 in £75 58. May. 1948. Boat Load of Refugees A Boat load of Refugees, survivors of the Nazi death camps reaches Haifa in May 1948, shortly after Israel became a fee nation. These people were cared for I DP camps, transported and resettled in Israel with United Jewish Appeal funds. 10 x 8 inches £75 59. 1st June, 1948. The Arabs who preferred to Negotiate, Haifa: Over Turkish coffee on the verandah, Jacob Barshad, Arabic-speaking Jewish army officer from Rehovot, near Nan, negotiates a non-aggression pact with the Muktar of Naani, Palestine in the latter’s village. With him is a Jewish officer from Nan (centre) Pact was agreed – Jewish leader offered to guarantee the security of Naani if weapons were voluntarily handed over. They did not search the village, but preferred to trust the Muktar to surrender all arms. They also undertook to provide the Arabs with such food and manufactured articles as Naani could no longer obtain from the outside Arab world. 8 x 10 in £65 60. 26th June, 1948. Irgunist Sympathizers Hold a drill on Fifth Avenue, Members of the British Trumpeldor lined up for a drill at Fifth Avenue and Sixty- Sixth Street. Members of the militant Zionist organization had invaded offices of the Israeli delegation to the United Nations of 16 East 67th Street yesterday to hold a memorial service for Irgunists killed recently in a clash with Israeli troops at Tel Aviv. In the rear is a World War 1 memorial to the 107th Infantry Regiment, of the New York National Guard, sculpted by Karl Illava. b/w 10 x 8 in £65 61. 22nd October, 1948. The Israeli Army Advances – Guarded by Armoured Vehicles… Breakthrough the Egyptian Forces Lines to the Negev. Keystone exclusive photo shows: The right flank is being guarded by armoured vehicles, as the Israel Infantry moves up to within hand-grenade range during the great attack in which the Israel Forces managed to break through the Egyptian lines to open up a supply route to the Israel Settlements in the Negev. The first soldier is preparing to throw his grenade. Keystone 538231 8 x 6 in. £38 62. 22nd October, 1948. The Battle in Palestine. Israel Army moves up for the Breakthrough on the Negev. The scene as Israel defence forces make to their great breakthrough the Egyptian lines to the Negev – the Israel settlements. 528228 8 x 6 in. £38 63. 23rd October, 1948. Israel Infantry in Full Attack. The Great Breakthrough on the Negev. The Israel Infantry in full attack – when they

14 made a great break through to open the supply lines to the Meddal-Faluja, the Egyptian forces on the Negev. 538223. 8 x 6 in £38 64. 29th October, 1948. Jews Capture Biblical Town of Beersheba, After a night of stiff fighting, the Israeli Army captured the historical town of Beersheva from the Egyptian Army forces. Many prisoners were taken by the Jewish Forces and equipment captured includes anti-aircraft guns, transport and munitions. This photo shows Jewish soldiers and girls all smiles after the Star of David had been hoisted on the police station at Beersheba, the last place to surrender in the Biblical town. 10 x 8 in £45 65. 5th November, 1948. Israeli Forces Occupy Majdal An aged inhabitant sits at the roadside of the industrial town of Majdal seemingly not bothered with the occupying troops of the Israeli Army, North of Gaza was occupied after a bloodless evacuation by Egyptian troops. It was once the western bastion of their forward positions in the Negev. Pringle 338627 10 x 8 in £45 66. 8th November, 1948. Arabs Driven From Upper Galilee. Jewish Advance to Lebanese Border. Commando Jeeps of the Israeli Army attacking an Arab position during the Upper Galilee fighting. In two days of fast-moving fighting across the hills of Upper Galilee, Jewish troops recently seized control of 300 square miles of territory. They scattered a small army of Arab irregulars who were holding a pocket dipping into Palestine from the Lebanese border. These developments were disclosed by the Israeli Government. Losses announced by the Jews throughout the operation were said to be only 10 killed and an undisclosed number of wounded. It is claimed that more than 100 of the Arab irregulars were killed. The leader of the defeated Arabs, according to the Israeli statement was Fawzi Kaukiji, the guerrilla leader and adventurer. He is said to have narrowly escaped capture. 8 x 10 in. £55 67. 14th December, 1948. The Road of Courage is Opened. The new 40- kilometre “Road of Courage” linking Jerusalem with Tel Aviv was formally opened December, 7 by Israeli Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion. The old road, made during the siege of Jerusalem, is now useless as winter rains make the sandy surface impassable. The new road is surfaced with a special composition of sand, asphalt and small stones, and is a guaranteed “all-weather” highway for all traffic. The regular Jerusalem –Tel Aviv road, which passes through Latrun, is mostly held by the Arab Legion. The largest parade yet seen in the new state of Israel marked the opening at which many ministers of the Israel Government were present. Photo shows – an archway, erected to commemorate the opening, bears the insignia of the Israel army on the top. In the background lies Latrun, held by the Arab Legion. B/W Pringle 340065 131248 EM Associated Press Photo from London 10 x 8 in £55 68. 20th January, 1949. Flag of truce at Israel-Lebanese Frontier – A flag of truce was seen at the Lebanese-Israel frontier when a party of armed Druses crossed from Israel into Lebanese territory to recover cattle which had been stolen from them the night before by Lebanese villagers. The photo shows – the party of armed Druses, with their Sheikh on a donkey, on the point of crossing into Lebanese territory. 176/P/23804 International New Photos. b/w 10 x 8 in £50 69. 17th February, 1949. Israel’s First Parliament opens in Jerusalem, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, provisional President of Israel, speaking at the first official opening of the first Knesset meeting of the new State. Among the foreign envoys attending the swearing-in of the 120 delegates were representatives from the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. British, American and French

15 diplomatic representatives did not attend, being unwilling to give an appearance of accepting Jerusalem as the new capital of Israel. 10 x 8 in £65 70. 24th February, 1949. Israel Arab Exchange Prisoners in Jerusalem. Under the Israel-Transjordan Agreement, 675 Jewish prisoners of war are to be exchanged for 4,800 Palestine and Transjordan prisoners. This photo shows some of the 153 Palestine prisoners in the Mandlebaum Square. £50 71. 25th February, 1949. Palestine and TransJordan Prisoners Return. 153 prisoners, freed from Israel camps, were handed over to the Arab Legion. Photo: freed prisoners of war say farewell to their guards at the handing over point. 10 x 8 in, tear on left of photo £45 72. 26th February, 1949. Israel Commander Receives Returned Prisoners Moshe Dayan, commander of the Israeli troops in Jerusalem, signs the receipt for the 150 prisoners in the notebook of a Transjordan sergeant. Prisoners were returned at the Mandelbaum 10 x 8 in £55 73. 2nd March, 1949. Israel- Egypt Armistice Signed Rhodes: Colonel Seifed Din, chief of the Egyptian delegation (in glasses) prepares to sign the Israel-Egypt armistice documents –being placed on the table by Miss Daughton, secretary to United Nations mediator Dr. Bunche) Second from left is Colonel Kamel Rahmany, who also signed on behalf of Egypt. The armistice is regarded as a success for Israel, whose forces had driven back the Egyptians and penned a brigade in the Faluja pocket. According to Mr. Shertok, Israeli Foreign Minister, the armistice gives Israel ‘unimpaired control over her entire territory in the Negev.’ 180289 UPR 8 x 5 in + border £55 74. 12th March, 1949. Israel and Egypt Exchange wounded as Jewish force moves on Akaba Gaza, Palestine – Red Crescent stretcher bearers carry a wounded prisoner from an Israeli ambulance when a joint exchange of prisoners of war – arranged under the terms of the armistice – was made by Egypt and Israel on the Gaza – El Burei highway inside Egyptian held territory. At right, supervising, is Doctor Pfimlin of the International Red Cross. As the exchange was made, it was reported an Israeli force was moving on Akaba, the Transjordan port recently garrisoned by the British when King Abdullah invoked the Anglo- Transjordan treaty, Jewish forces are said to be dug in two miles from the British force. 18080 AC/P 10 x 8 inches £45 75. 20th March, 1956 Civil Defence Training in Haifa. Anti-air raid training has been stepped up in Tel-Aviv and Haifa – owing to the danger of conflict with the Arab States. This photo shows ‘casualties’ are attended – during Civil Defence training in Haifa – sixty persons were supposed to be ‘victims’ in this attack. Keystone 1526/653785 8 x 6 in. £35

C. Postcards 76. Achad Ha’Am. Jaffa and Tel Aviv, Eliyahu Bros. nd. 1856-1927. The Famous Writer and leading Zionist thinker who inspired Chaim Weizmann. £28 77. British Official Photograph No. 182 Es Salt: Australian Mounted Troops in the Main Street. Palestine. £22 78. British Official Photograph No. 184 A Scottish Battalion Marching Through Es Salt. Palestine. £22 79. British Soldiers in Jerusalem, set of 10 postcards. 10 scenes related to the British Occupation of Jerusalem in the First World War. £145 i. General Allenby’s proclamation to the inhabitants ii. Arrival of the British Troops at the Holy City iii. Jaffa Gate – Entrance of General Watson with Mayor of City

16 iv. Jaffa Gate – Awaiting General Allenby’s Official Entrance to Jerusalem v. Official arrival of General Allenby at the Holy City vi. The visit of the Duke of Connaught to the Barracks vii. Distribution of medals by the Duke of Connaught viii. Departure of General Allenby after his visit to the Holy City ix. The Duke of Connaught on his way to the Holy Sepulchre x. Departure of the Duke of Connaught from Jerusalem 80. Damascus Gate. Circa 1918. Showing British soldiers. £22 81. Herzl, Theodore Zev. Jaffa, and Tel Aviv, Eliyahu Bros. nd. £35 82. Herzl, Theodore Zev. London, Zionist Fed, 1954. Issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his death. £15 83. Hebrew University, Jerusalem. ND. £15 84. King David Hotel, Jerusalem. Published in Cairo. £12 85. Jerusalem – set of 10 postcards depicting sites in Jerusalem. Jerusalem, Published by Bendow. Cards are not photographic i.e. drawings. £110 i. The Jews’ Waling (sic) Place ii. Citadel or David’s Tower iii. Mosque of Omar iv. Mosque of Alksa v. Gate of the Temple Place vi. Muazin Calling to Pray at the Tempel (sic) Place vii. Absaloms Memorial viii. Zacharias Tomb ix. Rachels Tomb x. A street in Old Jerusalem 86. Jews of Jerusalem. Coloured picture of 3 Jews in Jerusalem circa 1910. Used, some marking to one of the figures. £12 87. Moser, Yaacov. Warsaw, Verlag Jehudia No. 38. 1839-1922. Early British Zionist and sponsor of the Herzlia High School in Tel Aviv. He also supported the Ben Yehuda Dictionary and the Bezalel Art School. He was a friend of Herzl and David Wolffsohn. He was Lord Mayor of Bradford (1910-1911). £35 88. Samuel, Sir Herbert. Jerusalem, Bendow. 1870-1963. Britain’s first High Commissioner to Palestine (1920-1925) £28 89. Samuel, Herbert. High Commissioner. Jaffa, and Tel Aviv, Eliyahu Bros. nd.With printed copy of his signature £45 90. Sokolow, Nahum. Jaffa, and Tel Aviv, Eliyahu Bros. nd. The Zionist Leader. £35 91. Samuel, Sir Herbert. Farewell Address to Jewish National Council Jerusalem, June 1925. The Postcard was produced by the Keren Kayemet L’Yisrael. There is a printed notice on the back informing the recipients that “The JNF Collector will call within the next few days to clear your box. Will you kindly see that your contribution is worthy of the great aim of founding an Anglo-Jewish Colony in Erez Israel this year.” £45 92. Tel Aviv Allenby Road Circa 1950s £12 93. Weizmann, Chaim. Jaffa, and Tel Aviv, Eliyahu Bros. nd. Initiator of the Balfour Declaration and first President of the State of Israel. £35

17 Section Four: WRITTEN MEDIA

A. Newspapers and Periodicals. See how the emerging Zionist movement was portrayed in the media.

94. Asia, Journal of the American Asiatic Association. Vol 19, No. 2 February, 1919. Features Zionism and Palestine. Contains an essay by Leon Simon, The Future of Palestine (illustrated by Abel Pann), a map of Palestine, an article by Israel Zangwill, Before the Peace Conference and the Jewish Commonwealth by Elsie F Weil, England and Her Eastern Policy by H Sidebotham, The Holy Land of Many Nations by Major W Ormsby Gore, Palestinian Impressions by Solomon Lowenstein, Storied pages from the Sacred East (pictorial) together with From the Book of the Bible an inset of illustrations in Black and White by Ephraim Lilien. £60 95. Boust’nai. Rechoboth, 1931. “Weekly for Settlers in Eretz Yisrael.” Edited by Smolensky, Miller and Lipson. Bound volume 25 issues Vol 3 No. 1 to Vol 3 25. April to October 1931. Cloth, heavily worn, about 26 pages an issue. In Hebrew. Numerous ads. £100 96. Collection of American Jewish Periodicals from 1916 – 1917. Bound volume containing, 20 various American Jewish magazines including The Sentinel, The Jewish Ledger, The American Hebrew, The Jewish Times, The Jewish Child, The Canadian Jewish Chronicle, The Star of Israel, and The Jewish Conservator. Varied articles on Zionism throughout: establishment of Jewish National Fund, activities of Zionist groups across the world, reports of Zionist conventions, profiles of Zionist leaders and ideology, social events/fundraising for Palestine etc., binding is very worn and tearing. £245 97. Das Volk. The People. Leeds, Zionist Publication Society, 1899. In Yiddish. Edited by Dr Umanski. 16pp. Vol 1 No. 1. Soiling to covers. Not recorded in Josef Frankel’s bibliography of Jewish Press in England. £185 98. Der Nayer Weg. Schechtmann & Klinow (eds). Paris. Bound volume with volumes 1 & 2, 1929 and 1930 In Yiddish. Illus. 34 issues. Produced by the Revisionists, it contains Jabotinski’s famous poem/song – Shir HaYarden. £650 99. Die Welt. Koln (Cologne). Die Welt was a weekly newspaper established by Theodor Herzl in 1897. See Item 4. £650 100. Die Welt. Vol 14 No 20. Herzl Gedenknumber. A single issue dedicated to Herzl. In German. £60 101. Hadegel. Betar magazine published in Charbin, China, 1936. In Russian. i. Issue No 13, 30 pp. worn - £75 ii. Issue No 16 32 pp worn - £75 102. Haolam. Bound volume for the year 1931. London, 1931. Cloth binding is worn, small folio, pages cropped for binding. In Hebrew. Ha-Olam was a weekly newspaper and the official organ of the World Zionist Organization (WZO). The name, which means “The World” was a translation of Die Welt the first German language organ of WZO. Ha-Olam was established in 1907 in cologne under the editorship of its founder Nahum Sokolow. It was published in London from 1919 to 1921 and again from 1924 to 1926. The editor of this volume was Moshe Klienman. £85 103. Harper’s Weekly. Single issue November 13th, 1897. New York. Has an article on the Jewish Colonisation of Palestine with reference to Herzl and the First Basle Congress. Folio worn. £25 104. Hechalutz. Published by the Hechalutz Organisation of America, New York. £25

18 i. Vol IV No 2 April 1936. ii. Vol V No 1 February, 1937. 105. Herzl-Bund Bl’a’tter, Herausgegeben vom Praisidium des Herzl Bundes. In German. £95 i. Issue 31/32, December 1915 ii. Issue 33 August 1916. Berlin. Lists those fallen in First world War. Foxed. iii. Issue 40, December 1918 iv. Issue 44, December 1919. Leipzig 106. The Illustrated London News: A collection of 120+ issues from 1910 to 1967. First published on Saturday 14 May 1842, the Illustrated London News was the world’s first ever illustrated weekly newspaper. It comprises of sixteen pages of world news, interspersed with many images of personalities and significant events. Founded by Herbert Ingram, the Illustrated London News launched at a time when Britain was embarking on an epoch of unprecedented expansion and prosperity and the newspaper became the chief chronicle of the times. The paper was an instant hit – the first issue selling 26,000 copies. Within a year, the circulation, at sixpence, had risen to 60,000 and by 1856, it was 200,000. This item is a collection of issues, primarily from the 1930s and 1940s which feature items on Mandate Palestine and eventual establishment of the State of Israel. Front covers include: £1,850 i. January 1947: Ceaseless watch and ward against terrorist activities in Palestine – troops patrolling the railway tracks near Jerusalem ii. Feb 1948: Tragedy of Ben Yehuda street – a view of the bomb- shattered Jewish shopping centre iii. Oct 1947: Police HQ in Haifa attacked by Irgun iv. Dec 1947: Flames arising from a Jerusalem Cinema – mistakenly thought to be Arab owned and fired by Jews in retaliation for Arab looting v. May 1948: End of the Mandate Most articles have vivid pictures with headings such as · British troops on active service in the Holy Land · The car explosion at Haifa – an outrage which killed five. · The shadow of terrorism over the Holy Land · Murder and Martial Law in Palestine · The Haifa Oil Fire – A Stern Gang Outrage · Murder Planned and Perpetrated – the mounting toll of Jewish outrage · Illegal Entry and Terrorism in Palestine · The End of An Ill- Advised attempt to force Great Britain’s hand – how 4500 Jewish illegal immigrants were returned from Palestine · The Mandate for Palestine – Jerusalem Under British Protection – · Racial bitterness in Palestine where the outlook is still grave, British attempts to curb the outbreak of lawlessness · The Australians in Palestine · Bombing of King David Hotel · Capture of the Old City of Jerusalem – a great moral success – scenes of an 11 day battle resulting in a Jewish surrender.

19 107. JNF News. London, 1948/9. Bound volume, containing issues from No. 951 April 16th, 1948 to No. 1000, 25th March, 1949. Historic issues covering the War of Independence. About 12 pages an issue, illus. £195 108. Jewish Chronicle. London. Bound volume for 1897. Covers and spine missing. Contains reports of the First Zionist Congress. See Item 3 above. £750 109. A Land in Construction Eretz Israel. Bi Monthly Illustrated. Vol 3 No. 6. November 1943. Jerusalem, 1943. Heavily illustrated magazine. Worn, folded through middle, some tears. £35 110. National Geographic Magazine. Washington, D.C. i. Vol 52 No. 6. December, 1927. 3 features on Palestine and Jerusalem: The Pageant of Jerusalem (with 56 illustrations) by Major Eward Keith- Roach; Color Records of from the Changing Life of the Holy City (with 27 autochromes) by Mary Owen Williams and East of Suez to the Mount of the Decalogue also by Mary Owen Williams £35 ii. Vol 65 No 4 April 1934. Changing Palestine by Major Edward Roach. With 44 illus. £35 111. New Judaea (1930 White Paper) Vol VII No 2 (74 – 96 pp) plus supplement (xxviii pp) plus Premier’s Letter to Dr Weizmann on the Policy of His Majesty’s Government in Palestine (4pp.). (3 items in total). There is very extensive debate on the “White Paper” issued by the British Government in October 1930. (Cmd 3692). This issue of New Judaea extensively comments and discuses the White Paper while the supplement records the Parliamentary debate on the subject. The speakers include Lloyd George, Sir Herbert Samuel, and the Prime Minister Ramsay McDonald. There is also a four page document reprinted from the February New Judaea with the Premier’s letter to Dr Weizmann and a Statement from Dr Weizmann. £110 112. New Judaea. (1939 White Paper) Vol XV Nos 8-9. Single Issue May-June, 1939. 120 page issue focused on the 1939 “White Paper” Contains editorial comments on the White Paper, Mr Lloyd George’s comments on the WP, British Labour and the WP, Jewish Agency Statement on the WP, Dr Weizmann on the New Policy., Press views on Parliamentary Debates. , Letter to the Permanent Mandates Commission on the WP £95 113. Palestine. The Organ of the British Palestine Committee. London. 18 volumes sumptuously bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in crushed red morocco with gilt lettering and all edges gilt, there are raised bands and gilt dentells. Publication was ceased in 1924 and a new series was resumed in 1936. This is a complete set covering both series: series 1 from January 1917 to September 1924 and series 2: February 1936 to May 1940. Each volume has an index bound in the front. It was published by the British Palestine Committee as an effective propaganda organ. “The weekly contained valuable information not easily found elsewhere and its editorial presented a penetrating analysis of the military situation in the Turkish theatre of war. It was taken seriously and read regularly at the Foreign Office, War Office, and elsewhere.” New Encyclopaedia of Zionism and Israel The British Palestine Committee was set up at the end of 1916 by Harry Sacher, Simon Marks, Israel Sieff and Herbert Sidebotham (the Manchester Guardian’s Military Correspondent. £2,750 i. Vol1 Jan to July 1917 ii. Vol 2 No. 1 July 28th, 1917 to Feb 2, 1918 No 26, 240 pp iii. Vol 3 1918 Feb to Aug iv. Vol 4 Issues 1 to 25 August 1918 to January 1919. v. Vol 5 Feb to Aug 1919

20 vi. Vol 6 No. 1 August 16th to No 26. 7th Feb 1920. 240 pp vii. Vol 7 1920 No 1 Feb 14th 1920 to No 26 August 1920 viii. Vol 8 August 1920 March 1921 ix. Vol 9. 1921. Issues 1 – 26 March to October. 208 pp. x. Vol 10 Oct 1921 to May 1922 xi. Vol 11 1922 May to Nov xii. Vol 12 Nov 1922 to August 1923 xiii. Vol 13 August 1923 to Sept 1924 xiv. Vol 11. 1936. xv. Vol 12 1937. 416 pp xvi. Vol 13 1938. 416 pp xvii. Vol 14 1939 Jan August xviii. Vol 15 1940 Jan to May. 144 pp. 114. Palestine. As above but only the following vols, bound in green cloth. i. Vol 1. January to July 1917. £175 ii. Vol 3. Feb to August 1918 £150 iii. Vol XI 1936 £125 iv. Vol XII 1937 £125 v. Vol XIII 1938 £125 vi. A couple of years of individual issues from the late 1930s. Please contact for more information. vii. Single issue. Vol II, no 16. November 24th, 1917. 26pp. Wrapps. Heavily soiled and stained. Issue following the Balfour Declaration. London, 1917. £45 115. Palestine Daily Mail. News Bulletin. Vol 1 No. 21, May 15th, 1921. 2pp. Fragile. Contains report that a statement is expected from the High Commissioner, and in the meantime immigration is suspended, also lengthy report on Transjordania. £60 116. Palestine Police Magazine. 25 individual issues. Vol 1 Issues 1 – 7 Complete, 1933. Vol 2 Issues 1 – 4, 6 and 9, 1934. Vol 3 Nos 5 – 8, and 11, 1935. Vol 4 Nos 2, 6, 7 & 8, 1936. Vol 6 Nos 4, 1938. New Series Vol 1 Nos 1 & 2. They appear to have belonged to a Constable Fletcher. The first issue has a letter accompanying it asking for help to make the magazine a success, there is also an original photograph of the Palestine Police XI. £425 117. Palestine Police. The Palestine Police Magazine. Vol IX issues 1 to 4 bound together January to October 1940. Illustrated quarterly. Each issue runs about 50 to 70 pp. plus many ads. No boards. £85 118. Yediot Irit Tel-Aviv. 1st September, 1925 to 15th December, 1928. Bound volume containing the weekly journal of the official journal of the City of Tel-Aviv. Provides information on the planning and building in Tel-Aviv, covers events like the High Commissioner’s visit to Tel-Aviv. Contains advertisements, announcements relating to work to be done in Tel Aviv for companies to tender for business, educational services offered by the city etc. £265 119. The Zionist. (Degel Zion). Ed H Sacher, L Simon and S Landman. London. £85 i. Vol 5, nos. 1 June, 1914. 16 pp. ii. Vol 5, nos 2 July, 1914. 17 – 32 pp. 120. Zionist Review. Bound volumes 1917 to 1922 (April) and May 1926 to June 1927. London, 1917. The Zionist Review subtitled “the Organ of the English Zionist Federation” provided detailed news on Zionist activities around the world, reviews of books, listings of pamphlets books and other publications relating to Zionism and Palestine. It provides a record of Zionist activity and responses to it.

21 One issue of particular interest is the “Special Supplement Devoted to the British Government’s Declaration in Favour of Zionism” There is an extensive section on “Views of Leaders of Opinion” statements by many leading members of society relating to the Balfour Declaration, followed by “the Press and the Pronouncement” which gives detailed feedback and analysis on the response to the Declaration across the whole spectrum of the Press from the Hull Daily Mail to Shipping World almost everything is covered including daily, provincial, religious, Jewish, Yiddish, newspapers, specialized magazines, weeklies etc. There are reports of Zionist Congresses and conferences around the world, list of donors from different towns in the UK and a host of other information and articles. i. Vol 1, 1917-1918. 232 pp ii. Vol 2 1918-1919, 220 p + 12 Junior Zionist iii. Vol 3, 1919-1920, 212 pp. iv. Vol 4 & 5. May 1920 – April 1922 v. Vol 10 & 11. 164 + 200 pp. May 1926 to June 1927. £950 121. Zionist Review. Bound Volume. Vol 2. 1918-1919, 220 p + 12pp of the Junior Zionist. £125 122. Zionist Review. Single issue. Vol VII. No. 2 June 1923. 28 pp. £20 123. Zionistische Rundschau. Konservatives Organ fur religiosen und politischen zionismus. Issues 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 20, 21 & 22. 9 issues in total 1898 and 1899. In German. Yellowed, fragile worn. A few issues from a rare early Zionist newspaper. £365

B. Broadsides and Posters

124. Hebron Yeshiva, Knesset Yisrael. Jerusalem, 1930. Approx 11.5 x 9.25 inch, edges frayed, printed orange paper. A summary in translation “Students should come on the 29th Nissan to the Synagogue “Yagie Kappayim” for instructions regarding the new term on the first of Rosh Hodesh Iyar.” In Hebrew. £75 125. Herzl with his hand on his chin gazing ahead. With a copy of Der Judenstaat in the picture and traditional Eastern European Jews following a woman with a flag with a Magen David on it. Black and white. New York, Dos Yiddishe Folk, nd. Image approx 11 x 16 inches. Total size 16 x 20 inches. Border torn and has hole. Not affecting image. £100 126. Irgun Zevi Leumi - Rectangular Flyer in Hebrew saying – “Agents of the Irgun Zevi Leumi will visit every Jewish house. Give your donation to the Metal Box–Every donation will be receipted.” Irgun emblem on top right hand corner. In Hebrew. £45 127. Irgun – Poster. For Dov Grunner, Dov Rosenbaum, Mordechai Elkashi and Eliezer Kashani. They were hanged by the British in Acre prison in 1947. Broadside has their names in large letters “Prisoners of the War of Independence” “Hung by the British in Acco prison on the 26th Nissan, 5747. “From the heights of the gallows their strength should shine out, their memory should live on in the heart of their people.” Approx 14 x 9.5 inches. With insignia of Irgun on top centre. £125 128. Keren Tel Chai. Yom Seret Shel Tel Chai (Flag Day for Keren Tel Chai). 5th and 6th June, 1938. Approx 18.5 x 13 inches. Has a picture of an Irgun collecting box on it. £145 129. Palestine Government. Jerusalem Curfew Order Notice. Jerusalem, 1938. Very large curfew broadside approx 37 inches high and 25 inches wide. In English,

22 Arabic and Hebrew. “…….Major-General Richard Nugent O’Connor, Military Commander of the Jerusalem District do hereby order all person within the area of Jerusalem District described hereunder to remain within doors between the hours specified below as from the date of the order until further notice. - The Town Planning Area of Jerusalem from 11pm to 5am excluding the Old City - Within the Old City of Jerusalem from 7pm until 5am. ……..” It is dated 23rd October, 1938. (during the Arab Rebellion 1936 to 1939). Has been folded, minor tears at edges but in pretty good condition. £750 130. Palestine Government. Proclamation. Jerusalem, 1929. In Hebrew. Approx. 16.5 x 13 inches. Seal of the British Crown. Signed by Sir John Chancellor the 3rd High Commissioner of Palestine. In it he says. “ On my return from England I found to my anguish the country was in a state of chaos ……….I heard about the wicked actions of cruel murderers and their actions on defenceless members of the Jewish community. ………….. “ It is dated September 1st, 1929. There was a series of Arab riots or pogroms in 1929 which left many Jews dead especially in Hevron but also in Jerusalem, Safed Jaffa and other towns. Has been folded but in pretty good condition. £250 131. Palestine Government. Proclamation. In Hebrew, English and Arabic. Approx 28 x 24.5 inches. Proclamation by the Officer Administering the Government. Dated 15th November, 1945. Warns against: Unlawful carrying or using of firearms; unruliness and incitement to violence and armed resistance. Has the British seal at the top. Printed by the Government Printing Press in Jerusalem. By His Excellency’s Command, Robert Scott Acting Chief Secretary. Listed in the Second Supplementary Catalogue of Hebrew Books in the British Library. £650 132. Syzk, Arthur. Declaration of Independence. Multi-coloured lithographic print illuminated by Arthur Szyk. Image size: 14" x 18 1/2", paper size: 16 1/2" x 21". The text is written in a calligraphic style and surrounded by a border reflecting Syzk’s vigorous use of vivid colour. £95 133. Yizkor. Broadside. Bucharest, Roumania, 1929. Listing the names of the Jews that died in Palestine during the August 1929 Pogroms. The names are listed in both Hebrew and Roman characters. Probably for use during the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur that year. Measures approx 19 x 12.5 inches. There are about 4 handwritten names on the back with the full name So & So, son of ..., presumably these may have been individuals who had emigrated from Bucharest? £145 134. Yizkor Der Hayom. Issue for 2nd September 1929. Newspaper edited by Jabotinsky. Large broadsheet (4pp.) 24 x 18.5 inches. Whole issue devoted to disturbances. The front page is bordered in black and lists the dead, in the centre of the front page is a reproduction of the Proclamation by Sir John Chancellor, the High Commissioner for Palestine. See item 130 There are also listings of the injured on the back page. Fragile, has been folded. £145

C. Manuscripts and Typescripts 135. Herzog, Chief Rabbi Isaac. Typewritten letter on headed paper signed by Rabbi Herzog. To Dr Leonard Kirsh thanking him for his contribution to the Institute of Jewish Law and outlining the importance of the Institute and some of the up coming plans dated October, 1946. 2 pages. £40 136. Katzir, Ephraim. Typewritten letter on headed paper signed by President Ephraim Katzir. Thanking Dr Henry Winsley-Stolz for sending a book about Baron de Hirsch to him. The letter is dated January, 1978. Letter is backed with cardboard some yellowing. £45

23 137. King David Bombing. King David Bombing. Typewritten document, signed and dated July 22nd 1946. The original statement by Sgt. H. Webb of Signals Intelligence, RAF who was an eyewitness to the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem. Marked ‘Restricted’ typed on two pages, 4to, signed by Webb to end, with an important statement signed by Wing Commander E M Sopwith regarding Webb’s illegal relationship with a Jewish woman who had connections with the terrorists. This is Sgt. Webb’s personal copy of his statement. The Hotel, one of the major luxury hotels in Europe, housed the Military Headquarters of the British Army as well as the offices and secretariat of the civil administration. The British, not surprisingly, knew that this was the prime target for the three Jewish underground armies who had been formed out of the bitter remnants of those Jews who had suffered (and survived) from the Holocaust. The hotel was also the target for Arab militants. As a result, the Hotel was heavily cordoned off with tight security. Despite this, it still functioned as a hotel and was the main social meeting point in the country, not only for the British civilian and military personnel and their social contacts, but also for all the other nationalities and religions. It was also a hive of activity for espionage and intelligence gathering. On June 29th 1946, the British High Commissioner put into effect ‘Operation Agatha’ which was nothing other than a declaration of war against the Irgun and Hagana, and as a result 23,000 soldiers were used to round up the leading Jewish political figures, to search settlements and kibbutzim and to raid for illegal arms. 2,700 were arrested, 80 wounded and 4 killed. In direct retaliation, the leaders of the official Jewish underground army the Haggana and the Irgun – the National Military Organisation – plotted to blow up the hotel. The Haggana pulled out of the plan for fear of civilian casualties. but the Irgun ( led by Menachim Begin) went ahead, planning to give a 30 minute warning. An extraordinary daring operation by 12 or so members of the Irgun resulted in 300 kilos of explosive – unbelievably bought from an Arab chemist – being placed in a basement of the hotel. The Irgun disguised themselves as Arab porters. They were discovered and a gun battle ensued resulting in the death of a British officer, but the Irgun members escaped. A few hours later, the bomb was detonated resulting in 91 dead and 50 wounded of all nationalities. This was one of the most important elements in the decision by the British Government to quit the area. The most remarkable aspect of Webb’s statement is that he was in the Hotel with a Jewish girl who came from a professional background and was distantly related to one of the Jewish political families. She is identified in the attending statement of Wing Commander Sopwith as having links with Haggana. Considering that in 1946 there were few telephones and hardly any radio, Webb’s statement bears out a theory for the Irgun’s claim that an early warning was given as he clearly states that : ‘...just after 12.15pm the first explosion took place just down the road at the antique bazaar near the far end of the YMCA. I was surprised that my girlfriend had become worried and we agreed that she should leave which she did.’ It would seem that the reaction from Webb’s girlfriend would suggest that she knew more than Webb was prepared to accept about the affair. Webb’s reluctance to identify his girlfriend could be a most significant factor. In Sopwith’s statement it adds ‘...covert investigations by Army Special Branch indicate an emotional attachment to Haggana but nothing further. Like many Jews her loyalties are more idealistic than realistic...in view of the family connection no action is to be taken against the young lady for knowingly fraternising with a member of the British Armed Forces knowing this to be illegal. Sgt. Webb is to be reprimanded.’’ £950

24 138. Magnes, J L. Telegram in the New York Times July, 18, 1937. 8 page typescript in response to the Report of the Palestine Royal Commission. Magnes was President of the Hebrew University at the time and an advocate of a bi- national state between Jew and Arabs. He outlines his argument against partition in this paper. £95 139. Myer, Major H D. Soldiering of Sorts. Bound in Wrapps., 192 pp. Typescript. A soldier’s experiences of the First World War. Including his time with the Jewish Battalion during 1918 and 1919. Myer was seconded for service with the 40th (Jewish) Battalion Royal Fusiliers in the Egyptian Expeditionary Force in 1918-19. £225 140. Palestine Police. A group of documents and typescripts relating to a J Evans who was an investigator in the British Army in Palestine in the 1940s. The most interesting group relates to the investigation of a murder of a certain Mordehei Yecubovitz who was murdered in the Haifa area. The murder was actually carried out by a group of soldiers who had robbed him and he later died of his injuries. Six soldiers were involved four of whom were subsequently sentenced to death, one was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment and the other was acquitted. There are several official documents, a Soldiers Release book, Officers Release book for Evans, several notes commending Evans and notifications of promotions. There is also a TLS congratulating him on his brilliant work in the recovery of stolen Cigarettes in Greece in 1947. About 20 items in total. £185 141. Scott, Paul. Draft of Report on Visit To Palestine. 3rd June. 1937. Typescript over 30pp. £75 142. Szold, Henrietta. Social Service in Palestine (Jewish Community of Palestine General Council (Vaad Leumi) Department for Social Service). January, 1933. Typescript. 15pp. £85 143. Whiteley, Peter. Face to Face: The Story of a Soldier’s Year in Palestine. October 1945 – November 1946. Typescript in cardboard binder. 220 pp. Title page a bit creased and torn. Stamp of Dodley House Literary Agency on title page. Covers the period of Operation Agatha in King David item above. (Item 137) The search for Jewish organisations etc. anecdotal narrative dealing with contact with Jews and Arabs etc. £225

Section Five: OBJECTS AND CURIOSITIES

A. Artefacts

144. Bezalel Art School. Coloured image on black cloth. Approx 19.5 x 12.5 inches. Both are mounted with Insignia of Bezalel Art School in bottom right hand corner. i. Tiberias and Mount Hermon. Some tearing to material. £75 ii. The Wailing Wall. Some tearing to material. £75 145. Possibly Bezalel. Theodor Herzl Silkscreen. Measures approx 5.5 x 10 inches, mounted 13.25 x 8.5 There is one crease. £80 146. Bezalel. Siddur. Little siddur in leather zip up case with copper plate with Migdal David on it. Says in Hebrew “Bezalel Yerushalyim”. £85 147. Bezalel Siddur. Little siddur with olive wood boards, cloth back strip. Inner hinges taped. Bezalel symbol on back cover. £85 148. Charity Box. Keren Kyameth L’Yisrael. Germany, 1920s. Rectangular dark blue box with slightly concave sides, top bears coin slot. Front embossed with Star of David. Front bears printed Hebrew logo and name of Jewish National Fund; depiction of lion within embossed Star of David. Hook for hanging at back.

25 Marked “Made in Germany” on back. H: 130mm. See the JNF Blue Box Exhibition – 90th Anniversary 1901 – 1991 for similar examples. £395 149. Charity Box. Keren Kyameth L’Yisrael. Pre-State Israel. Late 1930’s. Made by Salzman, with a Star of David on the front and large slot and chain. H: 115 mm See the JNF Blue Box Exhibition – 90th Anniversary 1901 – 1991 for similar examples. £95 150. Game. The Arab Israeli Wars: Tank Battles in the Mideast, 1956-73. Baltimore Maryland, Avalon Hill Game Company, 1977. According to the instructions, “The Arab-Israeli Wars’ is a realistic game simulating tactical level combat between Arab and Israeli military forces in the Middle East wars of 1956, 1967 and 1973.” Comes with boards and cardboard pieces and a hugely detailed instruction booklet, for the serious tactician. £45 151. Gershom Scholem Ex-libris stamp. 2 x 2.5 inches. Metal-cut on a wooden base inscribed in Hebrew “Misifrei Gershom Scholem. Be’tochechei Yerushalayim” from the library of Gershom Scholem, Jerusalem. Scholem arrived in Palestine in 1923, where he became the librarian at the Hebrew University and began teaching there in 1925. He revolutionised the study of Jewish mysticism and kabbalah – transforming it into a subject of serious academic study. He played a significant role in Jewish intellectual life this is a unique opportunity to own his ex-libris stamp. £1,500 152. Metal Plate. Circular metal plate approx 11.5 inch. Diameter. Circa 1947 Says Eretz Yisrael, with map engraved on it. Tel Aviv, Yerusholayim, Haifa, Tzefat, Netanya, Rechovot and Tiveria, The Negev and Galil are shown. Small hole at top for hanging. £450 153. Metal Dish with engraving “Jewish State according to United Nations 30th November, 1947” in Hebrew at top. “Land of Israel UNO 30. XI. 1947”. at bottom, map in centre. Looks like legs have been removed. Historic item £1,250 154. Metal Dish with three legs, with engraving Medinat Yisrael. 5th Iyaar, 1948. In Hebrew with map of Israel engraved, some wear and tarnishing. Approx 9.75 inch in diameter. £325 155. Metal Dish. Circa 1948. With Medinat Yisrael (State of Israel) engraved across the middle with a map in the centre. £275 156. Metal Dish. Circa 1948. With Medinat Yisrael. With an engraving in the middle showing Yerushalayim, HaBimah – Tel Aviv and the Technion – Haifa. £285 157. Metal Plate. Medinat Yisrael. Circa 1948. Some scuffing and silver plate wearing off. £125 158. Palestine Airways. Folk art – see illustration. Wooden image of aeroplane in painted and mounted on painted frame with Palestine Airways in English, Arabic and Hebrew. approx 24 x 19 inch. £600 159. Palestine Police Badge. Approx 3cm wide 4.5 cm high, small metal badge from Palestinian uniform. £38 160. Peres, Shimon. Ben-Gurion. Large loose leaf book with 10 original silk screen printed plates by Yaacov Agam, each signed by the artist, all loose as issued in original card portfolio, original blue velvet drop back box. No 317 of 540 copies. Front page is signed by Shimon Peres. Some wear to velvet box. £1,250 161. Small metal vase. Inscribed Medinat Yisrael with map of Israel. Approx H: 3.5 inch x Diam 2.5 £75

26 B. Maps

162. Army Map of Jerusalem. Printed by 13th Field survey Company, June 1946. Approx 15 x 11inch. Small tear to top edge not affecting map. The back has information “published for the guidance of ALL MEMBERS of the Forces visiting Jerusalem” this includes information on taxis, location of army shops, where personnel have to report etc. £100 163. Assheton, J. (drawn by) Historical Map of Palestine or the Holy Land. London, Samuel Leigh, 1820. Engraved by Sidney Hall. Done in sections and stuck on to linen backing Approx 30 x 43 inches. Some small holes where it has been pinned to wall. £165 164. Bartholomew’s General World Series. Map of the Middle East. Persia, Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Turkey and North Arabia. Edinburgh, circa 1934. Folding colour map linen backed. £35 165. Bartholomew’s Quarter-Inch Map of Palestine, Orographical Colouring. Edinburgh, ND. Large folding map, approx 57 x 37 inches. £50 166. Conder, Lieuts C R and H H Kitchener. Map of Western Palestine From Surveys Conducted For The Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund. London, Edward Stanford, 1881. Large folding lithograph map printed in colours, dissected and mounted on linen, folding into marbled endpapers and housed in original cloth box with publisher’s label. Measures approx 62.75 x 38 inches. £395 167. Gross, Alexander. The Daily Telegraph War Map of Palestine (No 23). London, Geographia, (Circa 1918) Colour folding map, linen backed, measures approx 34 by 22 inches. £35 168. New Map of Palestine. London, Jewish Chronicle, August, 1948. Folding colour map showing the proposed UN boundaries of Israel; Jewish and Arab Towns, villages and settlements, plans of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, Index of place names. £45 169. Map of Israel. London, Jewish Chronicle, 1949. Folding colour map, update of map above. £40 170. Palestine (Erec Israel)/Palastina (Erez Israel). Illustrated Plan. Map with small photographs. Some staining damp damage. Accompanying text in English and German no date but circa 1920s. Approx 11 x 7 inches. £25 171. Survey of Palestine Motor Map. Scale 1:500,000. approx 22x 14 inches. 4th ed 1934. £30

C. Miscellaneous Ephemera 172. Advertisements for Palestine Wines. From Jewish Chronicle newspaper 1920s – 1940s. Contact Fishburn Books for more information about the range available at various prices. From £10 173. And Jacob Shall Return and Shall Be In Rest and None Shall Make Him Afraid”. London, Children and Youth Aliyah Committee for Great Britain, Circa late 1930s. Circular brochure for Youth Aliyah. See illustration. £45 174. Ballot Paper for the 17th Zionist Congress. Central Election Board for Great Britain and Ireland. Northern Counties Constituency. Election of Delegates, Sunday, May 31st, 1931. In English and Yiddish. £75 175. British Passport Palestine For Miss Malca Pisiuk. Issued May, 1939. The passport has a Tzeva Hagana L’yisrael stamp on the photo in addition to the Department of Immigration. She was the daughter of Rokach, the first Mayor of Tel-Aviv 1937 – 1953. £100

27 176. British Passport Palestine. For Miss Laura Eisner. Issue February 1948 £60 177. Curfew Pass. Defence Regulations Temporary Curfew Pass. Orange card with the signature of the issuing officer. Written on it “Abraham Seiadeki may pass Ranena check point on 2nd July.” £45 178. Day Pass for the Jerusalem/Tel Aviv Road During the War of Independence. 17th October, 1948. In Hebrew signed £100 179. Dinnur, Ben Zion. Mikroai Chag L’Seudat Yom Hatzmaut. Jerusalem, 1956. In Hebrew. Set out like a Haggadah. £35 180. Haggadah Shel Pesach L’Chayalei Zahal. Army Rabbinate, Tel Aviv, 1969. Softcover, 86pp With an introduction by Rabbi Shlomo Goren. Contains music and explanatory notes. £20 181. Hagada Eretz Yisrael L’Pesach. Palestinian Haggada. Tel Aviv, 1938. Yudlov 3673. Cloth backstrip, paper covered boards. English translation, photographs of Palestine. £95 182. Hagada. Germany (Munich), American Joint Distribution Committee. 1948. Yudlov 4091. Shearet HaPletah. Map of Israel on the front cover with picture of Moses leading the people into the Land of Israel. 32 pp In Hebrew. Some soiling. Small format Approx 4.25 x 4 inches. £385 183. Haggadah L’Yom Hatzmaut (Dr Yisroel Tzevi Kinar). Tel Aviv, Yosef Shimoni, 64 pp. photographs. In Hebrew. £45 184. Hatikvoh. Jewish National Anthem. London, R Mazin for the English Zionist Federation, circa 1921. Hebrew by N H Imber, English by Nina Salaman and arranged by Bertram Benas. Creased, worn 4pp £125 185. Identity Card, Government of Palestine. Jerusalem, 1940. With photo. £30 186. Keren Kayemet Brochure in the shape of a “Blue Box”. Jerusalem, circa late 1920’s. 7pp. worn. In Yiddish. See illustration. £48 187. Kol Hagana. Sekira Shevuit. Transcript of Radio Broadcast from 15 May 1948. 3 sheets foxed. It starts off “It is difficult in these historic times when the vision of the Jewish State is given flesh…” In Hebrew. The first Kol Hagana Broadcast of the War of Independence. £110 188. Kol Hagana. Sekira Shevuit. Transcript of Radio Broadcast from 22 May 1948. 3 pp. foxed. In Hebrew. Broadcast after the first week of fighting. £65 189. London University Zionist Society. Card with itenary for the 9th session 1916-1917. The list of speakers scheduled included Nahum Sokolow, Leon Simon and Chaim Weizmann. Front cover a bit soiled but otherwise good condition. £75 190. Memorial Prayer for the Victims of the Massacres in the Holy Land. London, Office of the Chief Rabbi, 1929. 3pp. English and Hebrew. “This prayer is to be recited on Sabbaths through-out the month of Ellul; on the coming Day of Atonement; On Tabernacles, Passover and Pentecost next, during Hazkorot Neshamot. This was to remember the victims of the 1929 pogroms most notably in Chebron but also in Jerusalem, Safed, Jaffa and other places. £65 191. Passport. State of Israel Passport Control Office, London. Issued 24th November, 1948. Oblong with photo, issued to a Mr Nelson Abraham Berkoff. Issued to enter Israel for permanent residence. £125 192. Programme for the Arrival and Reception of His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir Alan Cunningham KCB, DSO, MC, High Commissioner and Commander in Chief, 21st November, 1945. In English, Hebrew and Arabic. £100 193. Zionist Congress. Book of unused tickets for the XI Zionist Congress in Vienna (1913). Contains 11 unused tickets in excellent condition. £395

28 194. Zionist Congress. Little card with some useful telephone numbers given to attendees of the XVII Zionist Congress, Basel, 1931. Measures 2.75 x 2 inch. £40 195. Zionist Shekel (5680). The Shekel was a designation of the membership dues in the World Zionist Organization (WZO). The Shekel was introduced at the First Zionist Congress (1897) and existed in various forms and with various functions, until the 26th Congress (1968). Payment of the Shekel entitled the contributor to vote in elections to the Zionist Congress. This Shekel is from 5680 (1920) and is in Romanian, Hebrew and Hungarian. It states that the bearer has paid the fee for the National Jewish Assembly of the World Zionist Organization. On the reverse it says in Hebrew, Yiddish, Hungarian and Rumanian “Payment of the Shekel gives any Jewish man or woman who wants to join in the building of the Jewish State. The fee is 20 crowns…” It measures approximately 6 inches square. It is fragile has been stamped and signed. £65 196. Zionist Shekel (1949). Approx 3.75 x 4.25 inches. £25

Section Six– BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS

Parliamentary papers is a broad term referring to those official documents considered to be so important for Parliamentary business that they are distributed free to Members of Parliament. These papers reflect the issues, debates and decisions affecting the Zionist endeavor and the eventual establishment of the State of Israel. This section also includes all the White papers that stated Government Policy in relation to the Mandate Period and the eventual establishment of the State of Israel.

These documents provide an invaluable source of political, economic and cultural information about the evolution and establishment of the State of Israel. Most of them are Command Papers - a special group of papers that originated as a distinct group during the 19th century. They are documents that the Government, as opposed to Parliament, feels that members of Parliament should have copies of, in order to carry out their parliamentary business; hence the term Command, that is, at the Command of Her Majesty. Note that each Command Paper has a unique number: papers are numbered consecutively and continuously until roughly 9999. The abbreviated prefix for "Command" has changed over the years with the start of a new sequence: C, Cd, Cmd, Cmnd, and most recently Cm.

What follows below is a very extensive collection of official documents and a few books. They provide detailed information on all aspects of the Palestine Mandate period from the political issues, statements of Government policy, agricultural issues, population statistics, details of terrorist activity etc. Taken together, they provide an enormously detailed official view of all aspects of Palestine during the Mandate period. These papers have been grouped for convenience under relevant headings. Of special interest are the small number of British Government papers simultaneously published in Hebrew. Also of note are a full set of “British Government White Papers” and a full set of the drafts and final version of the Palestine Mandate.

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A. The White Papers – British Government Statements of Policy Relating to the Palestine Mandate. The Balfour Declaration was a pivotal movement in modern Zionist history. In effect, it was a letter from Arthur James Balfour to Lord Walter Rothschild which declared that the British government “view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country." It then led to a series of White Papers between 1922 and 1939 that chart the British Government’s policy changes during the Mandate period. The last of these was the infamous White Paper of 1939 which severely restricted Jewish immigration to Palestine.

197. HMSO. Correspondence with the Palestine Arab delegation and the Zionist Organisation. 31 pp. 1922. Command Paper 1700. This was known as “The Churchill White Paper,” because Winston Churchill was the Colonial Secretary at the time. It contained the first important statement of British government policy relating to Palestine after the Balfour Declaration. While reaffirming the declaration, it stated that there was no question of Palestine becoming "as Jewish as England is English" and that the Arabs need have no fear of "the disappearance or the subordination of the Arabic population, language or culture in Palestine ...The development of the Jewish National Home meant not the imposition of a Jewish nationality upon the inhabitants of Palestine as a whole, but the further development of the existing Jewish community [which, in another passage, was said to have "national" characteristics] with the assistance of Jews in other parts of the world, in order that it may become a centre in which the Jewish people as a whole may take, on grounds of religion and race, an interest and a pride." To enable this community to develop, however, "it is essential that it should know that it is in Palestine as of right and not on sufferance," the statement declared. That was why international guarantees were necessary. The statement went on to say that Jewish immigration must continue, but must not exceed "whatever may be the economic capacity of the country at the time to absorb new arrivals," that the government intended "to foster the establishment of a full measure of self-government" and that as the next step, it proposed to set up a Legislative Council consisting of 12 elected and ten appointed members, headed by the high commissioner. The Zionist Executive reluctantly accepted the policy set out in the statement, while the Palestinian Arabs did not. £145 198. HEBREW VERSION of the above paper Cmd 1700 The “Churchill White Paper” with British Government seal. £125 199. HMSO. Palestine Statement with Regard to British Policy. May, 1930. 10 pp. Cmd 3582. “The White Paper on the Shaw Report”. In 1929, the Shaw Commission was sent to Palestine following the Arab riots. The Commission published its report in March 1930, although one of its four members, Lord Snell, wrote a dissenting opinion. The major recommendations of the commission were the demand for an immediate statement of British Palestine intentions, a re- examination of immigration policy, the establishment of a scientific inquiry into land usage and potential, and a clarification of the Zionist Organization's relationship with the Mandate. £110

30 200. HMSO. Palestine Statement of Policy by HM Government in the UK. October 1930. Cmd 3692. Wrapps 23 pp. This was issued by the colonial secretary, Lord Passfield (Sidney Webb), in the wake of the riots of 1929. The causes of the riots and the situation in Palestine had been investigated by the Shaw Commission. An inquiry into land settlement, immigration, and development had been carried out by Sir John Hope Simpson, (see: Cmd. 3687 Hope-Simpson report) who was pessimistic as to the possibilities of further Jewish immigration and settlement without displacing Arabs. It rejected the view that the passages regarding the Jewish National Home were the principal feature of the Mandate. Passfield called for a renewed attempt at establishing the Legislative Council, and supported the Hope-Simpson findings on land availability and cultivation. On the critical question of immigration, the sentiments of the paper were against a generous policy towards the Zionists. The Zionist movement mounted a major campaign against the White Paper and in a letter made public, during February 1931, British Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald, promised Chaim Weizmann what amounted to its abrogation. £100 201. HMSO. Palestine Statement of Policy by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom. Presented by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to Parliament by Command of His Majesty, July 1937. Cmd. 5513, 3 pp. This was issued after the “Peel Report” and was known as the “White Paper on Partition” in which the British Government stated that the Peel Commission’s scheme for Partition represented “the best and most helpful solution of the deadlock between Arab and Jew.” £95 202. Policy in Palestine, Despatch dated 23rd December, 1937, from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the High Commissioner for Palestine. Cmd 5634 London, 1938. 12 pp. This White Paper consisted of a dispatch from W. Ormsby-Gore, the colonial secretary, to A.G. Wauchope, the high commissioner for Palestine, announcing the appointment of the Woodhead Commission. £95 203. Palestine Statement by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom, November 1938. Cmd. 5893 4pp. In this White Paper, the British Government reversed its position and rejected the Partition scheme. Point 4 in the Paper states that “His Majesty’s Government after careful study of the Partition Commission’s report, have reached the conclusion that this further examination has shown that the political, administrative and financial difficulties involved in the proposal to create independent Arab and Jewish States inside Palestine are so great that this solution of the problem is impracticable”. £100 204. HMSO. Palestine Statement of Policy. May, 1939. London, 1939. Cmd. 6019. 12pp The “infamous White Paper” in which the British Government declared that “it was not part of British Policy that Palestine should become a Jewish State.” Sir Winston Churchill delivered against this White Paper one of the greatest speeches of his long parliamentary career. The White Paper imposed severe immigration restrictions. During the next five years Jewish immigration would be limited to 75,000, bringing the Jewish population up to approximately one-third of the total population of Palestine. After the end of the five-year period no further Jewish immigration would be permitted "unless the Arabs of Palestine are prepared to acquiesce in it," and the government "will not be under any obligation to facilitate the further development of the Jewish National Home by immigration regardless of the wishes of the Arab population." This White Paper was regarded by the Zionist movement and many outside it as a final betrayal of Britain's obligations to the Jewish people under the Balfour Declaration and the

31 Mandate. The announcement of this policy at the outset of the Jewish mass flight from Europe became the starting point for the active struggle of the Yishuv against the Mandatory regime in Palestine. £250

B. The Palestine Mandate. The mandate system was created by Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations which formed part of the Treaty of Versailles of 1919. It declared that to territories inhabited “by peoples not yet able to stand by themselves under the strenuous conditions of the modern world there should be applied the principle that the well-being and development of such peoples form a sacred trust of civilization.” The mandate system was applied to non-European territories ceded by Germany and Turkey after World War 1. Palestine was assigned to Britain as an “A” mandate. The Palestine Mandate was a culmination of many drafts as listed below. Eventually, it was ratified by the League of Nations in 1922 (see item 210 below).

205. Mesopotamia and Palestine. Draft Mandates for Mesopotamia and Palestine, as submitted for the approval of the League of Nations, presented to Parliament. 8pp. Folio. Cmd 1176 £175 206. Franco-British Convention of December 23, 1920 on Certain Points Connected with the Mandates For Syria and the Lebanon, Palestine and Mesopotamia. 1921. Folio 4pp. Cmd 1195 £150 207. Final Drafts of the Mandates for Mesopotamia and Palestine for the Approval of the Council of the League of Nations. Presented to Parliament by Command of His Majesty August, 1921. Cmd. 1500 £150 208. Final Drafts of the Mandates for Mesopotamia and Palestine for the Approval of the Council of the League of Nations. Presented to Parliament by Command of His Majesty August, 1921. Cmd. 1500. Same as above, but this is a folio copy of the document which has been bound in cloth. £165 209. Mandate for Palestine, 1922. Cmd. 1708 Letter from the Secretary of the Cabinet to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations on July 1, 1922, enclosing a note in reply to Cardinal Gasparri’s letter of May, 15 1922, addressed to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations. There is a discussion of article 14 of the Mandate. £100 210. League of Nations. Mandate for Palestine together with a Note by the Secretary-General Relating to its Application to the Territory known as Trans-Jordan under the provisions of Article 25. HMSO Cmd. 1785. 11pp. 28 articles covering all aspects of mandatory rule including that the Administration of Palestine….”shall facilitate Jewish immigration under suitable conditions and shall encourage…close settlement by Jews on the land, including State lands. English, Arabic and Hebrew shall be the official languages of Palestine (Article 22) and the holy days of the respective communities in Palestine will be recognised as legal days of rest (Article 23). Antiquities are to be protected (Article 21) and the control and administration of Wakfs shall be exercised in accordance with religious laws and the dispositions of the founders. (Article 9) £350 211. HEBREW Version of the above document. League of Nations Mandate for Palestine. 11 pp. £250 212. Agreement between His Majesty’s Government and the French Government respecting the Boundary Line between Syria and Palestine

32 from the Mediterranean to El Hamme (with three maps.) [In continuation of Misc No. 4 (1921); Cmd. 1195] 1923 Cmd. 1910 14pp + 3 maps. Worn. £185

C. Government Documentation: Reports, Correspondence, and Agreements

213. Zionism. Handbooks prepared under the direction of the Historical Section of the Foreign Office – no. 162 London: HMSO 1920 48pp. In the spring of 1917 the Foreign Office, in connection with the preparation they were making for the work of the Peace Conference, established a special section whose duty it should be to provide the British Delegates to the Peace Conference with information in the most convenient form - geographical, economic, historical, social, religious and political on various countries and issues. This is the British Government handbook on Zionism. £250 214. Palestine, Disturbances in May, 1921. Reports of the Commission of Inquiry with Correspondence Relating Thereto. London, 1921. Cmd 1540. 54 pp. Known as the Haycraft Commission of Inquiry (1921) its purpose was "to inquire into the recent disturbances in the town and neighbourhood of Jaffa and to report thereon." Sir W. Haycraft was Chief Justice of Palestine and the Commission found the fundamental cause of disturbances was the Arab feeling of discontent with, and hostility to, the Jews due to political and economic causes and connected with Jewish immigration and with their conception of Zionist policy as derived from Jewish exponents. Includes a letter from the Secretary of State (Winston Churchill) to The High Commissioner for Palestine, dated 21 September, 1921. (scarce) £250 215. Din V’Cheshbon Shel V’Aadath Hachakira. [Report of the Commission of Inquiry set up by the High Commissioner of Palestine to investigate the Disturbances in Jaffa and its environs in May 1921]. Jerusalem, October, 1921. Folio, 44pp. In Hebrew. Seal of the British Crown. £225 216. Palestine. Papers relating to the Elections for the Palestine Legislative Council, 1923. Cmd. 1889 12pp. £125 217. Palestine. Proposed Formation of An Arab Agency. Correspondence with the High Commissioner For Palestine. Cmd 1989. London, HMSO, 1923. 12 pp. This document contains the correspondence between the Duke of Devonshire and Herbert Samuel (who was the High Commissioner for Palestine) with regard to the concerns of the Arab community regarding the Balfour Declaration. It records the refusal of the Arab community to work closely with the British Administration. £145 218. HEBREW VERSION of the above paper Cmd 1989 The Proposed Formation of an Arab Agency with British Government seal. £145 219. Convention Between the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Respecting the Rights of the Governments of the two Countries and their respective Nationals in Palestine, signed at London, December 3rd 1924. Treaty series No. 54 (1925) Cmd 2559. The agreement was signed between Austen Chamberlain and Frank Kellog. £100 220. Arabia: Agreements With the Sultan of Nejd regarding certain questions relating to the Nejd – Trans-Jordan and Nejd – ‘Iraq frontiers. Cmd 2566. London, 1925. 16 pp. £125

33 221. Palestine and East Africa Loans. Memorandum Explaining Financial Resolution. London, 1926. Cmd. 2696. 3 pp. worn. £50 222. Copy of Treasury Minute, Dated 6th December, 1926, Relative to the Gift of Miscellaneous Stores to the Government of Palestine. Cmd. 2775. 1926. 3 pp. £50 223. ACT OF PARLIAMENT. [16 & 17 Geo. 5] Palestine and East Africa Loans Act 1926. An Act to authorise the Treasury to guarantee certain loans to be raised respectively by the Government of Palestine and by the Governments of certain territories in East Africa. [15th December 1926.] 4 pp worn. £45 224. Agreement between Palestine and Syria and the Lebanon To Facilitate Good Neighbourly Relations in Connection With Frontier Questions Signed at Jerusalem, February 2, 1926. Cmd 2919. 11 pp. Treaty Series No. 19 (1927) £65 225. Trans-Jordan. Agreement between the United Kingdom and Trans- Jordan. His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom. Signed at Jerusalem, February 20, 1928. Cmd. 3069 with appendix No. 2 The organic Law of 1928 as amended by Proclamations and by Laws No. 21 of 1938, No. 19 of 1939 and No. 15 of 1940. The latter is stencilled. The former is worn with some rusting at staples and rust from a paperclip. £60 226. The Western or Wailing Wall in Jerusalem: Memorandum by the Secretary of State for the Colonies. 1928. Cmd. 3229 6pp. Some soiling and wear esp. towards the bottom edge. In this White Paper “the British Government excused the official responsible for the grave error of judgement” which caused the Wailing Wall incident which began all the troubles in 1929. £150 227. Exchange of Notes recording a Provisional Commercial Agreement between Egypt and Palestine, Cairo, June 6, 1928 and Jerusalem, June 21st, 1928. Treaty Series No 26 (1928). Cmd 3236 4pp. The Correspondence is between Wacyf Boutros Ghali, the Egyptian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Lord Plumer, the High Commissioner for Palestine. £95 228. Trans-Jordan. Agreement between the United Kingdom and Trans- Jordan. His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom. Signed at Jerusalem, February 20, 1928. Cmd 3488. Treaty series No. 7 (1930). 7 pp. £85 229. Report of the Commission on the Palestine Disturbances of August, 1929. London, HMSO, 1930. Cmd 3530. Blue wrapps. 202 pp + maps and graphs. £150 230. Va’adath ha-hakirah. Din Ve-Cheshbon. A Report of the Proceedings Held by the Commission of the Palestine Disturbances. Tel-Aviv, 1929- 1930. Cloth, splitting at spine, in 7 parts with 8 pages of plates bound in front. (BL copy incomplete see Second Supplementary catalogue) In Hebrew. £250 231. Report of the Commission appointed by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, with the approval of the Council of the League of Nations, to determine the rights and claims of Moslems and Jews in connection with the Western or Wailing at Jerusalem, December 1930. London, 1931. 75pp. + fold-out diagrams. £250 232. Palestine. Report on Immigration, Land Settlement and Development, 1930. Cmd. 3687 186pp. Known as the Hope-Simpson Report - a one-man committee established upon the recommendation of the Shaw Commission in the summer of 1930, to investigate the economic absorptive capacity of Palestine. Hope-Simpson was particularly concerned with Palestine's potential for agricultural development. He concluded that Jewish land purchase was resulting in

34 a growing population of landless Arabs. He argued, therefore, that Jewish immigration and land purchase should be restricted. The Passfield White Paper (Cmd 3692) adopted these recommendations. £100 233. Palestine. Report on the Immigration, Land Settlement and Development. Sir John Hope Simpson, C.I.E. 1930 Appendix containing maps. (In continuation of Cmd. 3686) Cmd. 3687. £175 234. Transjordan: Agreement between his Britannic Majesty and His Highness the Amir of Trans-Jordan. Supplementary to the Agreement Signed on 20th February, 1928. Signed at Jerusalem on 2nd June, 1934. Cmd. 4661 London, 4 pp. £85 235. Exchange of Notes between His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom and the Egyptian Government regarding Commercial Relations between Palestine and Egypt, Cairo, August 18, 1936. Cmd. 5361 5pp. £65 236. Palestine Royal Commission Report: Presented by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to Parliament by Command of His Majesty, July 1937. Cmd. 5479. Blue wrapps. 404 pp. + 9 maps of Palestine. Known as the Peel commission after the chairman of the committee Earl Peel. This report recommended the partition of Palestine into 3 partitions: a Jewish State, an Arab State and a British Mandatory enclave. It paved the way to the formation of the State of Israel in 1948. £95 237. Palestine Royal Commission: Summary of Report. 31 pp. Official Communiqué No. 9/37. A Summary of the 1937 Report of the Commission see previous item. £50 238. Hebrew Version of above summary report. 29 pp. Foxed. £50 239. Palestine Royal Commission: Summary of Report (with extracts). 42 pp £55 240. Correspondence with the United States Government regarding United States Rights in Palestine, London, July – August 4, 1937. Cmd 5544 4pp. £65 241. Palestine Partition Commission Presented by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to Parliament by Command of His Majesty, October, 1938. London, HMSO. Chairman: Sir John Woodhead. 310 pp + 11 fold out maps. Cmd. 5854. Officially established to examine the practicability of partitioning Palestine as recommended by the Peel Commission. However, there is little doubt that the investigation was established primarily to placate the growing Arab opposition to British rule both within Palestine (the Arab Revolt had been renewed) and beyond. In its report, published in the fall of 1938, the Commission reached the conclusion that partition was not practical. £95 242. Palestine Partition Commission. Summary of Report. 11pp. plus map 9 from the original report. Ex libris. £45 243. Report of a Committee set up to consider certain correspondence between Sir Henry McMahon (his Majesty’s High Commissioner in Egypt) and The Sharif of Mecca in 1915 and 1916. March 1939 Cmd. 5974 £125 244. Palestine Land Transfers Regulations. Letter to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations. London, February 28, 1940. Cmd. 6180 10pp. One whole has been punched through it. £145 245. Trans-Jordan Agreement Between His Britannic Majesty and His Highness The Amir of Trans-Jordan Supplementary to the Agreement Signed on 20th February, 1928 Signed at Amman on 19th July, 1941. Cmd 6323. 1941. £95

35 246. Palestine Statement of Information Relating to Acts of Violence. Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Colonies by Command of His Majesty, July 1946. Cmd. 6873 10 pp. Worn. This document is focused on “Jewish Acts of Violence of Resistance” and lists some of the violent acts and relevant evidence. It focuses on three Jewish organisations: the Hagana; The Irgun and the Stern Gang. The information which was in the possession of His Majesty’s Government when they undertook their recent actions in Palestine led them to draw the following conclusions:- i. That the Hagana and its associated force the Palmach (working under the political control of prominent members of the of the Jewish Agency) have been engaging in carefully planned movements of sabotage and violence under the guise of “the Jewish Resistance Movement ii. That the Irgun Zvai Leumi and the Stern Group have worked since last Autumn in co-operation with the Hagana High Command on certain of these operations; and iii. That the broadcasting station “Kol Israel”, which claims to be “the Voice of the Resistance Movement” and which was working under the general direction of the Jewish Agency has been supporting these organisations. £85 247. Exchange of Notes between His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom and the Government of the United States of America regarding the Constitution of a Joint Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry into the Problems of European Jewry and Palestine. Washington, 10th December, 1945. Cmd. 6822 Treaty Series No. 15 £85 248. Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry regarding the problems of European Jewry and Palestine. Lausanne, 20th April, 1946. London, HMSO, 1946. Cmd. 6808 Miscellaneous no. 8 (1946) 80 pp. Wrapps. Some wear and soiling. To examine political, economic, and social conditions in Palestine as they bore upon the problem of Jewish immigration and settlement. It connected, for the first time, the problem of world Jewry with that of the Jews in Palestine, thereby tacitly admitting that the Jewish problem and the problem of the Jewish National Home must be seen as one. The committee therefore visited Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Italy, and Greece, even before it carried out its investigations in Palestine. £65 249. HMSO. The System of Education of the Jewish Community in Palestine. Report of the Commission of Enquiry appointed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies in 1945. London, HMSO, 1946. Colonial no. 201. 119pp. £55 250. Proposals for the Future of Palestine. July, 1946- February, 1947. HMSO Cmd. 7044 14pp.+ map. Palestine No 1 (1947). Some minor underlining. £60 251. HMSO: Treaty of Alliance Between His Majesty in respect of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and His Majesty the King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan.[with exchanges of letters] Amman, 1948. Presented by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to Parliament by Command of His Majesty, Cmd. 7404. [Part of Treaty Series, No. 28 (1948)] 22 pp. £50 252. Progress Report of the United Nations Mediator on Palestine, Rhodes, 16th September, 1948. Palestine No 1. London, HMSO, 1948. Blue wrappers.74 pp. ex libris. Cmd. 7530. £75 253. HMSO. A Survey of Palestine: Prepared in December 1945 and January 1946 for the information of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry.

36 Washington, Institute for Palestine Studies, 1991. Reprint Cloth, djs., 3 Vols including supplement. Reprint of a work originally published by HMSO 1946/7. 1139 + 153 pp. £95 254. HMSO. Report to the General Assembly by the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine, Geneva Switzerland, 31st August, 1947. London HMSO, 1947. Wrapps., 98pp. ex libris together with Annexes, Appendices and Maps to the Report by the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine, Geneva Switzerland, 31st August, 1947. London, HMSO, 1947. Wrapps. 102pp+ 3 maps. Ex libris. £175 255. Annexes, Appendices and Maps to the Report by the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine, Geneva Switzerland, 31st August, 1947. London, HMSO, 1947. Wrapps. 102pp+ 3 maps. £95 256. HMSO. United Nations Palestine Commission Report to The General Assembly, Lake Success, 13 April 1948. London, HMSO, 1948. Folio, blue wrapps. stencilled, 39 pp. £65 257. United Nations. United Nations Palestine Commission, Report to the General Assembly. Official Records of the second special session of the General Assembly Supplement No. 1. 1948. Cloth backstrip, paper covered boards. 39 pp. In English and French parallel columns. Ex libris. £125 258. United Nations. United Nations Special Committee On Palestine. Report to the General Assembly Volume III Annex A: Oral Evidence Presented at Public Meetings. Ex libris. 247 pp. This volume comprises the records of oral evidence submitted to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine at its public meetings in Jerusalem and Beirut, and constitutes Annex A to the Committee’s Report to the General Assembly. £125 259. United Nations. United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Official Records of the Second Session of the General Assembly, Supplement No 11.Report to the General Assembly Volume 5, Index to the Report and Annexes. £35 260. United Nations. Security Council Official Records. In English and French. Folio. Wrapps. The issue of Palestine/Israel is discussed at length in these issues. i. 14th October, 1948. No 116. 38 pp. ii. 19th October, 1948. No 118 67pp iii. 28th October, 1948. No 122 40 pp. iv. 29th October, 1948. No 123 25 pp. £100 261. United Nations Security Council Resolution 242 of 1967. Cyclostyled sheet marked for general distribution (within the UN presumably) It calls for i. Withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict ii. Termination of all claims or states of belligerency and respect for and acknowledgement of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every State in the area and the right to live in peace within secure and recognised boundaries free from threats or acts of force £165 262. Palestine. Termination of the Mandate 15th May, 1948. Statement prepared for public information by the Colonial Office and Foreign Office. London, HMSO, 1948. 12 pp. £300 263. Turkey. Foreign Office, 1893. Annual Series. No.1186 Diplomatic and Consular Reports on Trade and Finance. Trade of Palestine for the year i. 1892 on the Trade, &., of Palestine. C. 6855-73 6pp £45 ii. 1899 April, 1900. Turk. No. 2405. Cd. 1-42 9pp. £45

37 iii. 1900 April 1901. Turk… 2584. Cd. 429-42 10pp. £45 iv. 1901 June 1902. Turk…. 2822. Cd. 786-126 9pp. £45 v. 1902 April, 1903. Turk.. 2962. Cd. 1386-39 10pp. £45 vi. 1905 Turk…3561.Cd. 2682–86. Blue wrapps 14pp. £50 vii. 1912. Cd. 6665-65 20pp. £45 viii. 1913. Cd. 7048-156. Folio, 20pp. £45 264. Turkey. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Five reports together. i. Report for the Year 1901 ii. Report for the Year 1902 iii. Report for the Year 1903 iv. Report for the Year 1904 v. Report for the Year 1905 £195 265. A Brief Record of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force Under the Command of General Sir Edmund Allenby. July 17th to October 1918. Cairo, Government Press, 1919. Compiled from Official Sorces and Published by the Palestine News. Orig wrapps. Cloth backstrip. 56 plates (maps) £125 266. A Brief Record of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force Under the Command of General Sir Edmund Allenby. July 17th to October 1918. London, HMSO, 1919. Compiled from Official Sorces and Published by the Palestine News. 2nd ed. Paper covered boards, cloth backstrip. £65 267. Kendall, Henry. Jerusalem: The City Plan Preservation and Development During the British Mandate 1918-1948. London, HMSO, 1948. Green cloth, 4to, 122 pp + photographs, plans, fold out map of the Old City in rear pocket, foreword by Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham who was High Commissioner for Palestine. . £95 268. Naval Intelligence Division. Palestine & Transjordan. Geographical Handbook Series. Oxford, Oxford Univ Press for HMSO, 1943. Cloth, 621 pp Fold out map of “Communications of Palestine” in rear pocket. Says on verso of title “This book is for the use of persons in H.M. Service only and must not be shown or made available to the Press or to any member of the public.” Covers: climate; people; administration; public health; banking and Finance; ports and inland towns: communications etc. £125

D. Administrative Reports on the Mandate

During the Mandate period Britain had to report back to the League of Nations regarding the situation in Palestine. This was achieved through the production of annual reports that provided detailed information on all aspects of the administration of Palestine including, economic, political and administrative aspects of the Mandate. These reports were published by HMSO and delivered to the Council of the League of Nations. 269. An Interim Report on the Civil Administration of Palestine during the period 1st July, 1920 – 30th June, 1921. Cmd 1499. 29 pp. £195 270. Report on Palestine Administration, 1923. Colonial no. 5. 52 pp. £175 271. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s Government on the Palestine Administration. 1923. London, HMSO, 1925. 32 pp. Colonial No. 9. This was the first annual report to the Council of the League of Nations. £175 272. Palestine: Report by His Britannic Majesty’s Government on the Administration Under Mandate of Palestine and Transjordan For the Year 1924. London, 1925. 70 pp. Colonial No. 12. £175

38 273. Report of the High Commissioner on the Administration of Palestine, 1920-1925. Colonial 15. 1925. 59 pp. Covers all aspects of the administration from security, finance, public health, Jewish National Home, Jewish Immigration, attitudes of the Arab population etc £185 274. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s Government to the Council of the League of Nations on the Administration of Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1925. London, HMSO, 1926. 166 pp. Colonial No. 20. Provides a detailed analysis of all aspects of the administration of Palestine covering the political issues such as the Jewish National Home and the Jewish Agency and also general administrative issues such as the running of the railways, education, policing etc. It was written in response to series of questions from the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations. £165 275. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1926. London, HMSO, 1927. 103 pp. Colonial No. 26. £165 276. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1927. London, HMSO, 1928. 130 pp. Colonial No. 31 £165 277. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1928. London, HMSO, 1929. 133 pp. + maps. Colonial No. 40. £165 278. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1929. London, HMSO, 1930. 228 pp. Colonial No. 47. £165 279. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1930. London, HMSO, 1931. 228 pp. Colonial No. 59. 256 pp. + folding maps. £165 280. Report by His Britannic Majesty’s … Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1931. London, HMSO, 1932. 210 pp. + folding maps. Colonial No. 75. Wear to spine. £165 281. Report by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Council of the League of Nations on the Administration of Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1933. London, HMSO, 1934. xii + 315 pp. Colonial No. 94. Provides a detailed analysis of all aspects of the administration of Palestine covering the political issues such as the Jewish National Home and the Jewish Agency and also general administrative issues such as the running of the railways, civil aviation and climatic details. It was written in response to series of questions from the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations. £165 282. Report by HM Government ……. Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the Year 1934. Colonial 307pp. Bound volume. London, HMSO, 1935. xii + 307 pp. + foldout map.. Colonial No. 104. Provides a detailed analysis of all aspects of the administration of Palestine covering the political issues such as the Jewish National Home and the Jewish Agency and also general administrative issues such as the running of the railways, civil aviation and climatic details. £165 283. Report by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Council of the League of Nations on the Administration of Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1936. London, HMSO, 1937. xiv + 412 pp. Colonial No. 129. Rear wrapper lacking, ex libris. £125 284. HMSO. Report by HM Government …….. Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1937. London, HMSO, 1938. xii + 408 pp. plus map and charts. Colonial No. 146. Ex libris bound with wrapps on board cloth backstrip. £150

39 285. HMSO. Report by HM Government …….. Palestine and Trans-Jordan for the year 1938. London, HMSO, 1939. xii + 422 pp. Colonial No. 166. Green wrappers worn. Provides a detailed analysis of all aspects of the administration of Palestine covering the political issues such as the Jewish National Home and the Jewish Agency and also general administrative issues such as the running of the railways, civil aviation and climatic details. £150

E. Parliamentary Debates. (Hansard)

286. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report. Volume 245. No. 15. Monday, 17th November, 1930. London, 1930. Blue wrapps. Motion for adjournment on Palestine. Very extensive debate on Palestine, columns 77 to column 210. Introduced by Lloyd George. £95 287. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Volume 275. Bound Volume 1932-33. London, 1933. Cloth iii pp. + 2354 columns + 107 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 27th February to 17th March 1933. Contains 3 references to Palestine including a reference to the death of a Jewish watchman Joseph Benjamini. £25 288. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Volume 277. Bound Volume 1932-33. London, 1933. Cloth, heavily soiled. iii pp. + 1878 columns + 70 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 25th April to 12th May 1933. About 4 references to Palestine including the Anglo Palestine Exhibition, visas for German Jews, imports from the UK etc. £25 289. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Volume 278. Bound Volume 1932-33. London, 1933. Cloth iii pp. + 2324 columns + 78 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 15th May to 2nd June 1933. Contains one reference to Jewish immigration. £25 290. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Volume 280. Bound Volume 1932-33. London, 1933. Cloth iii pp. + 3056 columns + 115 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 3rd to 28th July 1933. Contains about 18 references to Palestine including: a Tribute to Dr Arlossoroff, port of Haifa, Jewish immigration, airmail, Land development, displacement of Arabs, action against the Revisionists etc. . £25 291. House of Lords. Parliamentary Debates. Volume 99. No. 23. Wednesday, 26th February, 1936. Blue Paper Wrappers. Lord Snell raised issues regarding proposed Legislative Council for Palestine. Columns 747 – 792 £75 292. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report. Volume 313. No. 106. Friday, 19th June, 1936. Columns 1315 – 1397 dealing with aspects of Palestine. Includes discussion of Arab riots, destruction of property, Herbert Morrison’s account of travels to Palestine and Rothschild’s vision of the relationship between Jews and Arabs. £75 293. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report. Volume 317, No. 3 Thursday, 5th November, 1936. Blue Paper Wrappers. Includes 3 columns on Palestine and Jewish Immigration. £35 294. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report Blue Paper Wrappers Volume 326. No. 149 Wednesday 21st July, 1937. Blue Paper Wrappers. London, Approval of Government Policy on Palestine and Amendment by Morgan Jones. Motion to approve Government policy relating to Command Paper 5513 (This was issued after the “Peel Report” and was known as the “White Paper on Partition” in which the British Government stated that the

40 Peel Commission’s scheme for Partition represented “the best and most helpful solution of the deadlock between Arab and Jew”) Columns 2247 – 2362 £95 295. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report Blue Paper Wrappers Volume 326. No. 150, Thursday 22nd July, 1937. Blue Paper Wrappers. London, Continuation of Proceedings from Wednesday 21st July, 1937. (Item 65) Includes amendment by Winston Churchill. 18 columns. £45 296. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report. Volume 327, No. 157, Thursday, 21st October, 1937. Blue Paper Wrappers. London, 4 columns on Palestine. £35 297. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report. Volume 332, No. 69, Tuesday, 8th March, 1938. Blue Paper Wrappers. Columns 1737 – 1793 dealing with various issues relating to supplies of troops and material to Palestine. £65 298. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Bound Volume 1939-1940. First Volume of Session. Volume 341. London, 1938. Cloth xvi pp. + 2196 columns + 81 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 8th – 25th November 1938. This is the period covering the suppression of the Arab uprising. About 18 references to Palestine including: Arab terrorists and their possession of arms, British Police in Palestine, British Government Policy, Immigration in including German Jewish refugees and illegal immigration, Jews executed under the Emergency Regulations, etc. “How many Jews have been executed in Palestine for offences under the Emergency Regulations? Mr Macdonald: The Answer is one. ….” £65 299. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Bound Volume 1939-1940. Volume 346. London, 1939. Cloth iii pp. + 2300 columns + 78 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period 13th April to May 5th, 1939. This is the period preceding the infamous White Paper ending Jewish Immigration which was seen as a betrayal of the Balfour Declaration. About 15 references to Palestine including: Immigration, British Government Policy, illegal immigrants; etc. Includes a question by Colonel Wedgwood to the Secretary of State for the Colonies “whether he has seen the statement signed by 200 members of Congress, protesting the proposed abandonment by Great Britain of the Balfour Declaration relating to Palestine…and whether, in view of the importance of the good will of the United States of America, he will postpone the declaration of a new policy….” £35 300. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Bound Volume 1938-1939. Volume 354 General Index. London, 1940. Cloth, with Poale Zion Bookplate. 981 pp. £55 301. Commons. Parliamentary Debates. Official Report 5th Series. Bound Volume 1939-1940. Second Volume of Session. Volume 356. London, 1940. Cloth iii pp. + 1478 columns + 39 page index. With Poale Zion Bookplate. Covers the period January 16th to February 1st 1940. About 8 references to Palestine including: illegal immigrants; Citrus crop, Jewish immigration, Tel Aviv etc. £35 302. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 358 No 35. Wednesday 6th March, 1940. 1940. Blue wrapps., very extensive debate on Palestine (over 100 columns). Debate on the 1939 White Paper. Mr Noel Baker (Derby) I beg to move: “That this House regrets that, disregarding the expressed opinion of the Permanent Mandates Commission that the policy contained in the White Paper on Palestine was inconsistent with the terms of the Mandate, and without the authority of the Council of the League of Nations, His Majesty’s

41 Government have authorised the issue of regulations controlling the transfer of land which discriminate unjustly against one section of the inhabitants of Palestine.” £95 303. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 424 No 166. Monday 1st July, 1946. Disbound. Palestine – Prime Minister responds to questions regarding the attack by British troops on the premises of the Jewish Agency and other places in Palestine. Columns 1805 – 1811 and columns 1869 – 1922. £65 304. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 425 No 172. Tuesday 9th July, 1946. Disbound. Palestine – Question on Palestine Detention Camps by Mr Janner. (Athlit Detention Camp Page 61. 1Parag Quest. 2 Parag. Answer. By Mr George Hall. £25 305. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 425 No 174. Thursday 11th July, 1946. Disbound. Palestine – Question by Mr. Orbach on why the WIZO offices in Palestine were entered by British Troops dynamiting the entrance. Response by Mr George Hall. £20 306. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 425 No 181. Monday 22nd July, 1946. Disbound. Palestine – Question by Mr Crossman on detained Jewish Leaders. Mr George Hall refused to answer. £20 307. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 425 No 182. Thursday 23rd July, 1946. Disbound. Palestine – Terrorist Outrage in Jerusalem [ Col 1879] The Prime Minister’s Statement (Mr Attlee) regarding the bombing of the British Headquarters in the King David Hotel in Jerusalem which had occurred on the previous day. £125 308. Lords. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) House of Lords Official Report Vol.142 No.121 23rd July 1946. Includes ‘The Bomb Outrage in Jerusalem – Government Statement’ pp 801 – 804 recording the Prime Ministers Statement on the bombing of the King David Hotel and responses by Viscount Cranborne, Earl or Perth, Lord Strabolgi and the Marquess of Reading. This bombing was a seminal moment in Mandate History. £110 309. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) House of Commons Official Report, Vol 426, No. 188, 31st July 1946. Includes ‘Palestine: Debate on Motion for Adjournment.’ Columns 961 – 1079. Extensive discussion about the bombing of the King David hotel and implications and also on the presentation of information to the United Nations. £95 310. Lords (Official Report, unrevised). Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) House of Lords Official Report Vol.142 No.126 31st July 1946. Motion – The Situation in Palestine. A very extensive debate on Palestine. £95 311. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 426 No 189. Wednesday 31st July and Thursday 1st August, 1946. London, 1946. Disbound, very extensive debate on Palestine (over 80 columns). Deals with presenting information to and involvement of the United Nations. £95 312. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 427 No 201. Tuesday 22nd October, 1946. Disbound, Motion on Foreign Affairs. A couple of very brief mentions of Palestine. £20 313. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 427 No 202. Wednesday 23rd October, 1946. Disbound, Motion on Foreign Affairs Questions from Churchill which makes brief mention of Palestine, about a column. £35

42 314. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 428 No 207. Wednesday 30th October, 1946. Disbound, Questions on Palestine, British recruits, Illegal immigrants etc. £25 315. Commons. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) Single issue Vol 433 No 55. Tuesday 25th February, 1947. London, 1946. Disbound, very extensive debate on Palestine (over 100 columns). Deals with the referral of the problem of Palestine to the United Nations as outlined in the previous week by Ernest Bevin, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. £95

F. Published by the Palestine Government.

316. Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry. Report to the United States Government, His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom, Lausanne Switzerland, 20th April, 1946. 62 pp. £65 317. [Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry] Public Hearings before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry. All in blue wrappers and published in Jerusalem. £350 i. Friday 8th March, 1946 includes evidence given by Dr Chaim Weizmann. 52 pp ii. Monday 11 March, 1946 includes evidence given by David Ben Gurion. 84 pp. iii. Tuesday 12 March, 1946 includes evidence for the Arabs by Jamaal Effendi Hussieni. 49 pp. iv. Wednesday 13 March, 1946 includes evidence given on behalf of the Agudath Israel by Dr Isaac Breuer, Senator Asher Mallach on behalf of the Sephardic Communities in Plaestine Mr I Ben Zvi and others. . 51 pp. v. Thursday 14 March, 1946 includes evidence from J L Magnes and Martin Buber. 40 pp. vi. Friday 15 March, 1946 includes evidence from the South African Jewish Community 10 pp. vii. Thursday 21 March, 1946. includes Jewish and Arab evidence 29 pp viii. Saturday 23 March, 1946 includes evidence from the Christian and Christian Arab clergy 58 pp. ix. Tuesday 26 March - conclusion of the inquiry includes evidence from the Chief Rabbis, David Ben Gurion and others. 117 pp. 318. Bentwich, Norman (Attorney General Palestine). The Criminal Law of Palestine. Wrapps heavily worn missing a couple of pages from the index. Goes up to page 118. Together with. Supplement No. 1 to the Palestine Gazette Extraordinary No. 652 of 14th December, 1936. Criminal Code Ordinance. £65 319. Department of Migration. Annual Report 1936. Jerusalem, 1937. Folio worn wrapps. Some tearing at spine, 97 pp. numerous charts and tables. £125 320. Grasovsky, Asaf and Joseph Weitz. Local Grape Varieties. Department of Agriculture and Forests. Agricultural Leaflets, Series IV Horticulture, No. 26. 14 pp. In Hebrew, illustrated. £45 321. GSI. Short Handbook of Palestine: Restricted. GSI HQ Palestine, April, 1944. 72 pp Plus fold out charts. £65 322. Headquarters of the Chief Engineer, Palestine and Transjordan. Palestine Pamphlet: Terrorist Methods with Mines and Booby Traps

43 (restricted). Palestine, 1946. Wrapps. Illustrated, 38 pp. ex libris, some damp damage. £185 323. Hirst, F. Report on Fruit and Vegetable Preservation and By Products in Palestine with Special Reference to Canning. Folio, 24 pp. small circular filing hole, top left hand corner. £35 324. Jardine, R F and McArthur Davies. Gazetteer of the Place Names Which Appear in the Small Scale Maps of Palestine and Trans-Jordan. Jerusalem, ND. Paper covered boards, 121 pp. £125 325. [League of Nations] The Monthly Summary of The League of Nations Vol X No 8. August, 1930. Cover Story. Mandates, The Palestine Incidents. £75 326. Loftus, P J (Government Statistician). National Income of Palestine 1944. Jerusalem, 1946. 48 pp. some underlining £48 327. Memorandum on the Administration of Palestine Under the Mandate. 1947. Folio 14 pp. An overview of the Mandate by the Palestine Government with an attempt at exonerating itself from the failures that ensued. The Jewish Agency published a critique of this which they perceived as very biased see item 824 £125 328. McDonnell, Sir Michael (selected and edited by). The Law Reports of Palestine. London, 1934. Cloth, spine heavily rubbed, still robustly bound. 923pp. Being cases decided in the years 1920-1933 inclusive by the Supreme Court of Palestine sitting as a Court of Appeal in Civil and Land cases, a Court of Criminal Appeal, a High Court of Justice and a Special Tribunal, and by the Court of Criminal Assize of Palestine; and cases decided in the years 1920-1933 by the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on appeal from the Supreme Court of Palestine. £175 329. Official Gazette of the Palestine Government/Palestine Gazette (name changed circa 1933). Seal of British Gov. Bound vols, Folio. Contains a wealth of information about the administration and running of the infrastructure in Palestine from the number of coins in circulation, listing of nurses successfully passing exams, orders of District of Jerusalem, changes to laws, unclaimed goods lying in Customs stores to be offered by public auction, Government appointments, deaths of officials due to terrorist actions, planning permission approvals and a whole host of other information. i. 1928 (1) No 202 - 213 (Jan to June) damaged holes in front cover some pages torn. £35 ii. 1931 (2) No 286 to 297 (July to Dec) £50 iii. 1932 (2) No. 310 to 334 £50 iv. 1934 (1) – issues 411 to 449 £50 v. 1934 (2) – issues 450 to 482 £50 vi. 1935 (1) – issues 483 to 522 £50 vii. 1935 (2) – issues 523 to 558 £50 viii. 1936 (2) – issues 610 to 656 £50 ix. 1937 (1) – issues 657 to 701 £50 x. 1938 (1) – issues 747 – 792 £50 xi. 1945 whole year, extremely thick vol. 4.25 inches thick! £85 xii. 1946 (2) £50 330. Palestine. Abridged Report on the Fish and Fishery of Lake Tiberias by C.K. Ricardo Bertram, Fisheries Office, Haifa. Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. No. 9 of 1944. 14 pp. £35 331. Palestine Civil Service List, 1931. Alexandria, 1931. Cloth, worn especially at the spine. 214 pp. Contains much interesting information about the administration

44 of the Mandate. The order of precedence of the members of the Palestine Government. Contains a listing of all the members of the Government with their dates of birth, positions held within the Government, salary details etc. £245 332. Palestine, Report of the Fruit Commission. Folio, 38 pp. Despatch No. 974. ref 8499/27. £35 333. Palestine Trade Catalogue. Tel Aviv, 1943/1944. i. Part 1 Food, Drink, Tobacco. 233 pp. illus. £50 ii. Part III Medical, Hospital and Household Supplies. 231 pp. illus. £50 iii. Part IV Diamonds, Office Supplies, Gifts Addenda to Part I, II III. 173 pp. illus. £50 334. The Political History of Palestine under British Administration. (Memorandum by His Britannic Majesty’s Government presented in July, 1947, to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine). Jerusalem, 1947. 41 pp. £95 335. Resettlement Handbook 22 pp. Including guidance on vocational training, resettlement grants, surplus military stores, permanent housing. £45 336. Social Welfare, Annual Report 1944. Jerusalem, 1945. 33 pp ex libris. No. 8 of 1945. £35 337. Statistical Abstract of Palestine, 1939. Office of Statistics, Jerusalem. 182 pp. ex –libris Tel Aviv University. £65 338. Supplementary Memorandum by the Government of Palestine, including Notes on Evidence given to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine up to the 12th July, 1947. 59 pp. This contains Chapter 1 – An Historical Summary of the principal political events in Palestine since 1st January, 1946. Contains entries such as “31st October 1946 – A ship carrying 1,279 Jewish illegal immigrants was brought into Haifa”, “9th June 1947 – Two British members of the Palestine Police Force were abducted by armed Jews from a swimming pool near Ramat Gan. “ Chap 2 Notes on Statements by Jewish Witnesses, Chap 4 A note on the cost of Lawlessness in Palestine etc £95 339. Transjordan Legislation 1947. (translated from the Arabic, with index for years 1918 – 1947. ) Folio, typescript, rear wrapper half cut away piece missing out of front wrapper. 210 + 20 pp. £95 340. United Nations Special Committee on Palestine 1947. Summary of Recommendations. 8 pp. Wrapps. Chipped. £45 341. Williamson, Rev H. G. Palestine Past and Present: A Souvenir For the British Troops In Palestine 1936 – 37. Jerusalem, Government Printer, 1937. Wrapps. 31 pp. £25

Section Seven: EARLY ZIONISM

A. Pre-Mandate Zionist Pamphlets in All Languages

342. Achad ha-Am. Pinsker and Political Zionism. (translated by Leon Simon). London, The Zionist, 1916. Wrapps. 28 pp. [Zionist Pamphlets second series No 1 ed. by H Sacher, Leon Simon and S. Landman.] Achad Ha-am (Asher Tzevi Ginzberg 1856 – 1927) was the leading proponent of cultural Zionism, he moved to London in 1907 running the London Office of Wissotzki Tea Company. He had a significant influence on the leading Zionists in England at that time, most notably Chaim Weizmann and Leon Simon who devoted much effort into translating his essays and writing about him and his ideas. . £45

45 343. Achad ha-Am. The Transvaluation of Values. (translated by Leon Simon). London, The Zionist, 1917. Wrapps. 16 pp. [Zionist Pamphlets ed. by H Sacher, Leon Simon and S. Landman.] £38 344. Achad ha-Am. The Spiritual Revival. London, The Zionist, 1917. Wrapps. 40 pp. [Zionist Pamphlets ed by H Sacher, Leon Simon and S. Landman No. 5.] £45 345. Adam, Ben. Der Yudisher National Fond. Paris, 1903. Wraps. 31pp. In Yiddish. £95 346. Adler, Hermann. “Religious and Political Zionism” A Sermon Preached at the North London Synagogue on Sabbath November 12th 5659, 1898. No. 10 in the series. The North London Pulpit: A Special Series of Sermons Delivered at the North London Synagogue. Wrapps 16 pp. foxing to wrapps. Hermann Adler (1839-1911), was the Chief Rabbi of the British Empire £75 347. Alexander, Jacob, Cyril M. Picciotto and Leon Simon. Zionism and the Western Jew. A Symposium Read Before the London Zionist League, on the 24th December, 1908. With an Introduction by Paul Goodman. London, 1908. 24pp. Disbound. The proceeds of this pamphlet went to the Jewish National Fund. Alexander and Simons were members of the Oxford University Zionist Society and Picciotto was a member of the Cambridge University Zionist Society. £110 348. Anonymous (Y D Y). Hatzionut Menukedet Hashkafat Hadat. Vilna, 1903. Wrapps worn, 32pp. In Hebrew. Polemical tract in favour of Zionism. £95 349. Auerbach, Dr Elias (Haifa). Palaestina Als Judenland. Herausgegeben Vom Aktionskomitee Der Zionistischen Organisation. Berlin and Leipzig, 1912. 56 pp. Yellowed. £65 350. Belkind, Israel. Our National Work in Palestine. New York, Presentation copy from the author. New York, circa 1918. 39 pp. Four articles translated from the American Hebrew and other Jewish periodicals. The spiritual centre in Palestine - Lessons derived from the Jewish colonization in Palestine. - How to perpetuate the emancipation of the Jews in Russia. - Kiriath Sefer. £45 351. Ben-Schamir. Chezyonot Ushefin Direi Shir. Visionen u Gedanken Gedichte. Jaffa, S Schoschani, 1917. 100 pp In Hebrew. £45 352. Ben-Zwi (Awner). Erez-Israel Als Land Fur Judische Kolonisation. Warsaw, 1917. 47 pp. Spine taped. Poor copy, yellowed wrinkled. In Yiddish. £60 353. Benas, Bertram B. Zionism the Jewish National Movement with Appendices of Diplomatic Documents and Contemporary Articles and reports. London, 1919. 86 pp £85 354. Bernstein, Dr S. Der Zionismus, Sein Wesen Und Seine Organisation. Copenhagen, 1919. 100 pp In German. Disbound. Lacking wrapps? £75 355. Birnbaum, Dr Nathan. In Golus Bei Yidden. Zurich, Central Office for Agudas Yisroel, 1920. 16pp. In Yiddish. Nathan Birnbaum played a significant role at the First Zionist Congress and is credited with coining the term “Zionism” Later on differences between him and Herzl started to surface and he left the Zionist movement and played a role within the Agudas Yisroel Movement. £65 356. Blumenfeld, Kurt. Zionistische Betrachtungen. Funf Aufsatze. Berlin, 1916. 31 pp. £45 357. British Palestine Committee: Memorandum of Policy. 7pp. Manchester (1916). ‘Confidential’ is printed at top left hand corner. This committee was founded in Manchester at the end of 1916 by Harry Sacher, Simon Marks, Israel Sieff and Herbert Sidebotham in 1917 they founded a weekly, The Organ of the British Palestine Committee (see item 113 ) £225

46 358. Cappon, Abraham A. “Schibath Sion” (or Judaism and Zionism). Sarajevo, 1921. Wrapps. worn and detached. In Hebrew. 40pp. £75 359. Central Bureau for the Zionist Organisation. Redes Fun Britishe Statesmener tsum Yudishen Folk. Speeches of British Statesman to the Jewish People. London, 1920. 20pp. In Yiddish. See Prager. £110 360. [Central Committee For The Zionist Organisation in Russia] Vos Is Velchen Zvek Hot Der Judischer National Fond? Vilna, 1907. 28 (2) pp illus. shows facsimiles of various Jewish National Fund documents etc. In Yiddish £125 361. Cohen, Israel. Zionism and Jewish Ideals. A Reply to Mr. Laurie Magnus. London, English Zionist Federation. 1909. Disbound 11pp. Cohen was one of the outstanding early Zionist journalists and writers in Great Britain. The period from the First Zionist Congress in 1897 till the Balfour Declaration was one of considerable tension within the English Jewish community with regard to Zionism. A number of pamphlets for and against Zionism were issued in this period especially from about 1915 –1918. £95 362. Cohen, Israel. The Zionist Movement Its Aims and Achievements. London, 1912. 32 pp. Covers heavily worn back cover torn. £55 363. Cohen, Israel. The German Attack on the Hebrew Schools in Palestine. London, 1918. 19 pp. £75 364. [Conjoint Foreign Committee of the Jewish Board of Deputies and the Anglo-Jewish Association]. Correspondence with His Majesty’s Government respecting the Eventual Peace Negotiations. London, 1917. 31pp. Confidential printed across it. Contains an early formula for the Balfour Declaration which was submitted to His Majesty’s Government, March 3, 1916. “In the event of Palestine coming within the spheres of influence of Great Britain or France at the close of the Governments of those Powers will not fail to take account of the historic interest that country possess for the Jewish community. …………..” £145 365. De Vries, S Ph. (Rabbijn te Haarlem) Maaneh Le-Zion. Een beetoog voor het Zionisme van joodsch traditioneel standpoint. Haarlem, Jacobson, 1905. Wrapps. 84pp. In Dutch. £65 366. Des Deutschen Komitees Zur Forderung der Judischen Palastina Siedlung. Pro Palastina Schriften. Berlin, 1918/1919. Wrapps frayed and fragile. In German. £300 i. 1 Heft: Die politische Bedeutung des Zionismus. Von Cohen (Reuss) M d R ii. 2 Heft: Palastina als judisches Ansiedlungsgebiet. Von Prof Dr Carl Ballod. iii. 3 Heft: Der Zionsgedanke als Weltidee und als praktische Gegenwartsfrage. von Schulrat Otto Eberhard, Seminardirektor in Greiz iv. 4 Heft: Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung Palastinas als Teiles der Turkei von Franz Carl Endres, Kais. Ottoman. Major a D. v. 5: Heft: Der Boden Palastinas seine Entstehung, Beschaffenheit, Bearbeitung und Ertragfahigkeit von Prof. Dr Max Blanckenhorn in Marburg vi. 6: Heft: Das Ostjudenproblem und Palastina Von Dr R. Leo vii. 7/8: Heft: Palastina und die Juden Tatsachen und Ziffern von Davis Trietsch. Mit 8 Kartenskizzen und graphischen Darstellungen 367. Ehrenpreis, Dr Mordechai. Rayionot Al Davr Hakongress Hazioni HaSheni. Berlin, Chevrat Achiasaf, 1898. 14 pp. Disbound? £180

47 368. Ettinger, J. The Tasks of the Jewish National Fund. The Hague, JNF, 1918. 15 pp. £85 369. Gesang, Natan. Los Judios. San Luis, Editado Por La “Liga Dr Herzl”, 1916. Wrapps. 25pp. In Spanish. £75 370. Goldsmid BA, Miss T A. Zionism: What it is, and what it is not. An Address Delivered at Meeting of the Birmingham BNOT ZION (Daughters of Zion) Association held at the Hebrew School Room, Singer’s Hill, On Sunday, 9th December, 1900 – 17th Kislev, 5661. Birmingham, 1900. £150 371. Goodman, Paul. Zionism and the Jewish Diaspora. London, English Zionist Federation, 1921. 22pp. Goodman (1875 – 1949) was a historian and author, He was one of the founders of the Zionist Federation of Great Britain. During World War 1 he was a member of the Zionist Political Advisory Committee established by Chaim Weizmann and Nahum Sokolow. This committee played a significant role in preparing the way for the Balfour Declaration. £50 372. Goodman, Paul. Zionism and Liberal Judaism. 12 pp. Reprinted from the Zionist Review, 1917. £45 373. Gorelik, Sch. Golus, Zion und Romantik. Berlin, Judischer Verlag, 1918. 71 pp. In German. £30 374. Green, Rev A A. “Can these Dry Bones Live?” Sermon Preached at the Hampstead Synagogue on Zionist Day (Seventh Day Passover, 5664). London, 1904. 4pp. creased. Portrait of Green on the front cover. £100 375. Herzl, Theodor. The Congress Addresses of Theodor Herzl. New York, Federation of American Zionists, 1917. 40 pp Translated from the German by Nellie Straus. £65 376. Herzl, Theodor. A Jewish State: An Attempt at a Modern Solution of the Jewish Question. New York, Federation of American Zionists, 1917. Wrapps. 44pp Third ed revised from the English translation of Miss Sylvia D’Avigdor, with special preface and notes by Jacob De Haas. £35 377. Hirsch, Dr Mendel. Der Zionismus. Mainz, 1898. 31pp. In German. £125 378. Hoppe, Dr Med Hugo. Herrvorragende Nichtjuden uber den Zionismus. Konigsberg, 1904. 64pp. In German. £85 379. Hubner, M. Zionistiches Liederbuch. Drohobycz, 1910. In German Hebrew and Yiddish. 127 pp. Some tearing to front cover some dog earing. £75 380. Jewish National Fund. Der Herzl Vald. New York, 1918. 31 pp. Illus. In Yiddish wrapps. chipped. £65 381. Jewish National Fund Commission for England. Report of the Third Annual Conference of the Jewish National Fund Commission for England. Held on Sunday, 27th March, 1921 at the Midland Hotel Manchester. London, 1921. 39pp. £40 382. Kol, H H van. La Democratie Socialiste Internationale et Le Sionisme. Lausanne, Fritz Ruedi, 1919. 36pp. In French. £55 383. Kraus, Otto. Sozialismus und Zionismus. Brunn, Judischer Buch und Kunstverlag, 1904. 13pp. In German. £65 384. Kronberger, Emil. Zionisten und Christen. Leipzig, Kaufmann, 1900. 144pp. In German. £95 385. Krupnik, Baruch. Die Judischen Parteien. Berlin, Judischer Verlag, 1919. 30 pp. In German. £45 386. Landman, S. Zionism: Its Organisation and Institutions. London, 1916. 16pp. Landman was a leading English Zionist who wrote several booklets and articles promoting Zionist, he was also one of the editors of the Zionist.. From

48 1917 to 1922 he was general secretary of the London Office of the World Zionist Organisation. £85 387. Levine, Ephraim. “The Mission of the Jew”. A Sermon Delivered at the New West End Synagogue on the Festival of Pentecost, 5677 – 1917. 8 pp. Levine was one of the Anti Zionists. £75 388. Levy, Rev S. The Sabbath of Comfort. A Sermon by Rev …. Delivered Before the Delegates to the Fourth Zionist Congress at the New Synagogue, Great St Helen’s EC on 11th August, 5660 – 1900. London, 1920. 4pp. £45 389. Lewis, Arthur D. Cosmopolitanism and Zionism. London, English Zionist Federation, 1919. 16 pp. £50 390. Lichtheim, Richard. Der Aufbau Des Juschen. Berlin, 1919. 37 pp covers detached. In German. £45 391. Luncz, A. M. Jerusalem Jarbuch. 182 – 278 pp. Kerech 7, Choveret 3. Jerusalem, 1906. In Hebrew. £50 392. Macdonald, J Ramsay. A Socialist in Palestine. London, Jewish Socialist Labour Confederation Poale-Zion, 1922. 24 pp. Soiled. £65 393. Magnes, J L. The Jewish People – a Spiritual Force. New York, 1917. 11pp Soiling to cover. A lecture delivered under the auspices of the Jewish People’s Relief Cooper Union, December 29, 1917. £45 394. Magnus, Laurie. Zionism and the Neo-Zionists. London, 1917. With insert. 12pp. £75 395. Magnus, Laurie. Old Lamps For New. An Apologia for the League of British Jews. London, 1918. 16pp. Spine missing. £65 396. Magnus, Sir Philip. Jewish Action and Jewish Ideals. London, 1917. 11 pp. Anti Zionist pamphlet. Originally published in the Jewish Chronicle 1891. This pamphlet has some additional notes. £75 397. Mond, Sir Alfred and Dr Ch. Weizmann. The Jewish National Home and its Critics. Speeches Delivered at Oxford, February 25th, 1922. A Reply By the Secretary of State For the Colonies to the Arab Delegation. London, Zionist Organisation, 1922. Wrapps. worn 16pp. £75 398. Montefiore, Claude G. Judaism and Democracy. A Lecture Given Before the Association of Jewish Students . London, 1917. 31pp. £65 399. Montefiore, Claude G. Liberal Judaism and Jewish Nationalism. London, 1917. 27pp Anti Zionist pamphlet. £75 400. Montefiore, Claude G. Nation or Religious Community? London, 1917. 16 pp Originally published in JHSE transactions. Anti Zionist pamphlet. £60 401. Montefiore, C G. Race, Nation, Religion & The Jews. Keighley, 1918. 31 pp £45 402. Montefiore, Claude G. The Dangers of Zionism. London, 1918. 12 pp Anti Zionist pamphlet. £65 403. Nordau, Max. Rede Fun Dr Max Nordau January 1920. London, English Zionist Federation. In Yiddish. 12pp. £55 404. Nossig, Dr Alfred. Judische Landpolitik. Berlin, Judischen Rundschau, 1907. 16 pp. Yellowed. In German. £55 405. Oppenheimer, Dr Franz. Merchavia: A Jewish Co-Operative Settlement in Palestine. New York (1914). 33pp. £65 406. Oppenheimer, Dr Franz. Co-operative Colonisation in Palestine. The Hague, ND circa £50

49 407. [Organisation Sioniste: La Grand-Bretagne, La Palestine et les Juifs: Le Peuple Juif Celebre Sa Charte Nationale. London,1918. 60 pp. In French. £75 408. Ottolenghi, Raphael. Appel Aux Amis de la Justice internationale. Copenhagen, Bureau de l’Organisation sioniste a Copenhagen, (1918). 36pp In French. £85 409. [Palestine Relief Board] Jewish Relief Work in Palestine. A Summary of Reports Received up to Date (October 1918). London, 1918. 24pp. Together with a printed letter and financial statement to November 1918 loosely inserted. The Chief Rabbi Dr Hertz was the Hon. President and Chaim Weizmann was the Chairman. £75 410. Palestine Zionist Executive. Eretz-Israel For Jewish Tourists. Jerusalem, Dept trade and Industry, 1922. 32pp + Fold out map + ads. £48 411. Poems for Young Judaeans. New York, Young Judaea, 1917. Wrapps torn detached, 99 pp. £35 412. Rifkind, Lewis. Zionism & Socialism. Poale Zion, Manchester, 1918. Wrapps. 20 pp. £65 413. [Round Table] Palestine and Jewish Nationalism. London, 1918. Wrapps detached 30pp. Reprinted from the Round Table for March, 1918. £45 414. Ruffini, Francesco. Sionismo E Societa Delle Nazioni. Bologna, 1919. Wrapps. 108 pp. In Italian. £65 415. Sacher, Harry. A Hebrew University for Jerusalem. London, Zionist Organisation. 1918. Wrapps. 16pp. £65 416. Salomonsohn, Dr H. Widerpricht der Zionismus Unser Religion? Berlin, 1898. 16 pp. In German. £85 417. Samuel, Rt Hon. Herbert. Zionism Its Ideals and Practical Hopes. London, Zionist Organisation, (1920). 8pp. Contains speech made by Herbert Samuel on the first anniversary of the Balfour Declaration. £85 418. Sidebotham, Herbert. The Future of Palestine. London, British Palestine Committee, 1921. Wrapps 8 pp. worn. £48 419. Simon, Leon. The Case of the Anti-Zionists: A Reply. London, Zionist Organisation, 1917. 22pp. Front wrapp and first page have strip missing across the top, no loss of text. £60 420. Sokolow, Nahum. Zionism in the Bible. London, 1918. 17pp. £45 421. Soskin, Dr S E. Small Holding and Irrigation, The New Form of Settlement in Palestine. London, JNF, 1920. 63 pp + fold-out chart. £65 422. Soskin, Dr S E. Land Settlement in Palestine, Some Ideas on Intensive Cultivation and Close Settlement For Palestine. NP, ND. Printed for Private Circulation. 32 pp. £95 423. Soskin, Dr S E. The Bed Cultivation of Cereals. An Intensive Method For the Growing of Cereals. London, Zionist Organisation, ND. 12 pp. £55 424. Soskin, Dr S E. Intensive Kolonisation. Aufsatze und Reden zur Frage der Judischen Palastina-Siedlung. Berlin, 1922. 93 pp. £35 425. Spiers, F. S. Zionism and the Jewish Religion. London, Zionist Organisation, 1918. Wrapps. 16 pp. First published in 1915. [Zionist Pamphlets ed. by H. Sacher, Leon Simon and S. Landman.] £65 426. Spire, Andre. Le Mouvement Sioniste, 1894-1918. Paris, Ligue des Amis du Sionisme, 1918. 23 pp In French. £65 427. Strider, Robert. Der Judische Nationalismus. Wien, nd. In German. 48pp. £40

50 428. Temunot Eretz Yisrael. Erz Yisrael In Bild (Pictures of the Land of Israel). Warsaw, altneuland, 1920. Wrapps. 20pp (15 of photographs, 34 photographs) text in Yiddish. £195 429. Tolkowsky, S. The Jews and the Economic Development of Palestine. London, 1916. 33 pp. £65 430. Tolkowsky, S (Jaffa). Achievements and Prospects in Palestine. London, 1917. 20 pp. £55 431. Tolkavitzki, S. Hayishuv Hayehudi Beretz Yisrael. London, Zionist Organization, 1918. 11 pp. In Hebrew. £60 432. Tzioni Poshut, Eretz Yisrael Oder Uganda (Israel or Uganda by a Simple Zionist). Vilna, 1904. In Yiddish, disbound, 61 p. some soiling, marginal annotations. At the height of the controversy whether to the Zionists should pursue Palestine or Uganda for a Jewish National Home. £125 433. Wassilevsky, I. Modern Hebrew Literature (with a preface by the Haham Dr Gaster). London, 1915. 20 pp. £65 434. Weinberg, Von Dr L. Das Judische Palastina. Berlin, 1919. In German. 31pp. £45 435. Weizmann, Dr Chaim & Richard Gottheil. What is Zionism? Two Chapters from “Zionism and the Jewish Future.” London, Zionist Organisation, 1918. 44pp. £45 436. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. Zionist Policy: An Address, Sunday September 21st, 1919. London, British Zionist Federation, 1919. 28 pp. £95 437. Wolf, Lucien. The Jewish National Movement. London, 1917. 16pp. £45 438. Vartsman, Yechezkiel. Voss Villin Zionisten? London, Mazin, 1901. In Yiddish. 140 pp wrapps heavily soiled and chipped. Vartsman or Wartsman (1878 – 1938) was a Zionist publicist and the author of what may be the first Zionist brochure in Yiddish. He emigrated to the USA in 1907. See Prager. £195 439. Vernes, Maurice. Tradition Juive & Sionisme. Paris, Ligue des Amis du Sionisme, 1918. 17pp. £65 440. Vierde Zionistisch Studentenjaarboek. Arnhem, 1915. 205 pp In Dutch. £50 441. West End Hebrew Circle. Neshef Sifruti V’Zimrati L’chvod Chaim Nachman Bialik 11th June, 1916. In the Hall of the Beis Medrash L’Rabbanim. (A Literary and Musical Evening in Honour of Chaim Nachman Bialik). London, 1916. In Hebrew. Nahum Sokolow opened the evening followed by several talks, readings and songs the including talks by Nahum Sokolow, Zeev Jabotinsky, Leon Simon, and Chazannut by Chazan Guzman. Ahad Ha’am was the president of the Society. The inside front cover has the evenings agenda. Followed by 8pp of Bialik’s songs and poems that were performed during the evening. In Hebrew. £85 442. Zionism at the Universities. Leaflet single sheet 2 pp. Reprint of a letter original published in the Jewish Chronicle April 9, 1909. 25 signatories - graduates of Oxford, Cambridge and London Universities. Signatories include many famous Anglo Jewish personalities including C G Montefiore, I Gollancz, Leopold De Rothschild, Laurie Magnus etc. The letter takes strong issue with some comments made by Norman Bentwich about Zionist students not feeling fully English. £20 443. [Zionist Organisation]. Declarations of Sympathy with Zionist Aspirations. London, 1919. Wrapps. 4to. 19 pp. Contains statement to which there are 275 signatories. There is a list of signatories, followed by facsimiles of the 275 signatures. The signatories are grouped into Privy Council, Parliament, The Churches, Representative Women, Medicine Art, Literature and Journalism, Universities and Schools and other Representative Men. £185

51 444. Zionist Organisation. Great Britain Palestine and the Jews: A Survey of Christian Opinion. London, ZO London Bureau, 1918. Wrapps have been covered with transparent plastic (stuck on to wrapps.) and some damp staining to earlier pages. 66 pp. Quotes opinions of hundreds of politicians, views of newspapers etc. An interesting document. £95 445. Zionist Organisation. Great Britain, Palestine and the Jews, Jewry’s Celebration of its National Charter. London, 1918. Wrapps. spine taped. In English and Yiddish. 59 + 63 pp. A survey of the Jewish response around the world to the Balfour Declaration. £95 446. Zionist Organisation. Financial Report and Budget. London, July, 1919. 38pp Covers period of the Zionist Commission. £85 447. Zionist Organisation. Palestine During the War: Being a Record of the Preservation of the Jewish Settlements in Palestine. London, 1921. Wrapps. 48 pp. £65 448. Zionist Work During 1921/1922. Reports of the Executive of the Zionist Organisation to the Annual Conference. Carlsbad, August, 1922. 147pp. £75

B. The Zionist Congresses in Chronological Order

449. Protokoll Des 1 Zionistenkongresses in Basel Vom 29 bis 31 August 1897. [Prague, 1911 Reprint] 221 pp. In German. Worn, frontis of Herzl present but detached, worn. £50 450. Stenogrphisches Protokoll der Verhandlungen des II Zionisten- Congresses Gehalten Zu Basel vom 28 bis 31 August 1898. Wien, 1898. Gilt cloth, ex libris. In German, 257 pp. Attractive cover. £395 451. Stenogrphisches Protokoll der Verhandlungen des II Zionisten- Congresses Gehalten Zu Basel vom 28 bis 31 August 1898. Wien, 1898. Wrapps. In German, 257 pp. Attractive cover. £250 452. Reden Gehalten Auf Dem II Zionisten Congresse Zu Basel, Dr Th Herzl, Dr Max Nordau, Rev Dr M Gaster, Dr Max Mandelstamm. Wien, 1898. Orig. wrapps. Worn, 42 pp. In German. £250 453. Ehrenpries, Dr Mordechai. Rayonot Al Devar HaKongress Hatzioni Hasheni (Thoughts on the Second Zionist Congress). Berlin, 1898. 14pp bound in cardboard. In Hebrew. £110 454. Der Zvietter Bazeler Congress. Asiferlich Berschriben Fun De Erste Kvellen. Warsaw, Bnei Zion, 1898. Wrapps. 28 pp. In Yiddish. £95 455. Stenographisher Bericht Fun Zvietter Bazeler Congress. Warsaw, 1898. 76 pp + ads. In Yiddish. £175 456. Nordau, Max. Nechamat Zion. Fun Dem Zvieten Kongress in Basel. Warsaw, 1898. Paper covered boards. Yiddish translation of Max Nordau’s speeches at the 2nd Zionist Congress. £195 457. Kamionka, Reuben (publisher of Der Ziet). The Fifth Zionist Congress, 26-30th December 1901. Warsaw, 1902. Cloth backstrip paper boards, wrapps not present? 94 pp In Yiddish. £85 458. Stenographisches Protokoll der Verhandlungen des VI Zionisten- Kongreses in Basel 23 – 28 August, 1903. Wien, 1903. Cloth backstrip, paper covered boards. 366 pp In German. £75 459. Protokoll Des VII Zionisten-Kongresses. Berlin, Judischer Verlag, 1905. Cloth backstrip, paper covered boards, orig. wrapps. bound in. 347 pp In German. Title page detached but present. Paper yellowed. £85

52 460. Schachtel, Hugo. Beschlusse und Resolutions der Zionisten-Kongresse I- VII Nach den officiellen Protokollen zusammengestellt. Wien, 1906. 39 pp. Wrapps. Not present. In German. £50 461. Eroffnungsreden des VIII. Zionistenkongresses im Haag. August, 1907 30 pp. £50 462. Bericht Des Actions-Comites Der Zionistischen Organisation An Den Zehnten Kongress., Basel 9 bis 15 August, 1911. Koln, 1911. Wrapps. 260 pp. Charts, illus. In German. £85 463. Protokoll Des X Zionisten-Kongresses in Basel vom 9 bis inklusive 15 August, 1911. 364pp. Some foxing and some wear to wrapps, 364pp. In German. £50 464. Bericht Des Actions-Comites Der Zionistischen Organisation An Den XI Zionisten-Kongress. Wien, 2 bis 9 September, 1913. Wrapps. 272 pp. In German. Contains charts and photographs. £65 465. Der Zionistenkongress in Wien Eine Aufklarung fur Jedermann. Wien, 1913. 15pp. £65 466. Reports of the Executive of the Zionist Organisation to The XII Zionist Congress. London, National Labour Press, 1921. £195 i. Political Report. 83 pp. ii. Palestine Report. 100 pp. iii. Organisation Report. 207 pp. iv. Financial Report. 130 pp. 467. Report of the Executive of the Zionist Organisation to the XIIIth Zionist Congress. London, 1923. 280pp. £45 468. Yaffa, L. Sefer HaKongress. For the Twenty Fifth Anniversary of the First Zionist Congress. Jerusalem, 1923. Half cloth, paper covered boards. 310 pp. In Hebrew. £35 469. Zionist Organisation. List of Addresses of Zionist Officers, Federations, Separate Unions and Institutions. London, 1923. 34 pp. An invaluable reference. £150 470. Resolutions of Zionist Congresses (Bound Volume) All in English except for the last one which is in German. £165 i. Resolutions of the XIIIth Zionist Congress, Carlsbad, August 6th – 19th 1923. With a Summary Report of the Proceedings. London, 1923. 35 pp ii. Resolutions of the XIVth Zionist Congress, Vienna, Carlsbad, August 18th – 31th 1925. With a Summary Report of the Proceedings. London, 1925. 53 pp iii. Resolutions of the XVth Zionist Congress, Basle, August 30th – September 11th, 1927. With a Summary Report of the Proceedings. London, 1928. 46pp iv. Resolutions of the 16th Zionist Congress, Zurich, July 28th – August 11th 1929. With a Summary Report of the Proceedings. London, 1930. 70pp v. Resolutions of the 18th Zionist Congress, Prague, August 21st – September 3rd 1933. With a Summary Report of the Proceedings. London, 1934. 56pp vi. Beschlusse des XVII Zionisten-Congresses, Basel, 1931. London, 1931. 36pp.

53 471. Report of the Executive of the Zionist Organisation submitted to the XIVth Zionist Congress at Vienna August 18th – 28th, 1925. London, Zionist Organisation, 1925. 389 pp. £45 472. Report of the Head Office of Erez Israel (Palestine) Foundation Fund, Keren Hayesod, Limited, to the XIV Zionist Congress at Vienna, August, 1925. London, 1925. Wrapps. 189 pp. + large fold table of cash receipts from around the world. £60 473. Memorandum der Zionistischen Arbeitspartei “Hitachduth” in Russland an den XV. Zionisten-Kongress September, 1927. 24 pp. £45 474. Memorandum der Zionistischen Arbeitspartei “Hitachduth” in Russland an den XVI. Zionisten-Kongress Juli, 1929. 22 pp. £45 475. Bericht Der Exekutive Der Zionistischen Organisation An Den XVI Zionistenkongress. London, 1929. In German. 36 pp. £55 476. Resolutions of the 16th Zionist Congress, Zurich, July 28th to August 11th, 1929. With a Summary Report of The Proceedings. London, 1930. 70 pp. £40 477. Resolutions of the 18th Zionist Congress, Zurich, August 21st to September 3rd 1933. With a Summary Report of The Proceedings. London, 1934. 56 pp. £35 478. Report of the Head Office for the Years 5696-5697 (1936-37) to the XXth Zionist Congress and to the 5th Meeting of the Council of theJewish Agency at Zurich, August, 1937. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod, 1937. 46 pp. £45 479. Political Report of the Executive of the Jewish Agency submitted to the XXth Zionist Congress and the Vth Session of the Council of the Jewish Agency at Zurich, August, 1937. Jerusalem, 1937. 148 pp. £40 480. Report of the Executives of the Zionist Organisation and of the Jewish Agency for Palestine submitted to the XXth Zionist Congress and the 5th Session of the Council of the Jewish Agency at Zurich, August, 1937. Jerusalem, 1937. 596 pp. £45 481. Bericht an den XXI Zionistenkongress und an den Council Der Jewish Agency For Palestine in Genf. Jerusalem, 1939. In German, 98 pp. £35 482. Political Report of the Executive of the Jewish Agency submitted to the Twenty-First Zionist Congress and the Sixth Session of the Council of the Jewish Agency at Geneva, August, 1939. Jerusalem, 1939. Wrapps 80 + 116 pp. £38 483. Report of the Executives of the Zionist Organisation and of the Jewish Agency for Palestine submitted to the XXIst Zionist Congress and the 6th Session of the Council of the Jewish Agency at Geneva, August, 1939. Jerusalem, 1939. Wrapps. Worn, 504 pp. £30 484. Political Report of the London Office of the Executive of the Jewish Agency submitted to the Twenty-Second Zionist Congress at Basle, December, 1946. London, 1946. Wrapps 87 pp. £25 485. Report of the Political Department in Jerusalem to the Twenty Second Zionist Congress at Basle, December 1946. Wrapps. 79 pp. £20 486. The Palestine Economist. Vol II No 11. Jerusalem, November, 1946. Special Number issued on the Occasion of the XXIInd Zionist Congress, Basle, December, 1946. Wrapps. 42pp. £25 487. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. Presedential Address Twenty Second Congress December, 1946. 16 pp. £18

54 488. Fundamental Issues of Zionism at the 23rd Zionist Congress. Jerusalem, 1952. 143 pp. Illus. £12 489. Zionist Tasks and Problems at the European Zionist Conference Amsterdam, 1959. Jerusalem, Zionist Executive, 1959. 80 pp. £12

Section Eight: PAMPHLETS

A. By Author

490. Abrahams, A. Background of Unrest. Manchester, Galil, 1945. 47pp. £45 491. Against “Biltmorism” and “Activism”: Aliya Hadasha against the Policy of the Executive of the Jewish Agency. Jerusalem, Ahva Press, nd. 16 pp. £35 492. [Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Zionistische Realpolitik]. Zur politischen Krise des Zionismus. Materialen zu einer auf dem Prinzip des Binationalismus in Palistina beruhenden zionistischen Politik. Berlin, 1931. 39pp. £25 493. Arabic Booklet 1967. Illustrated. Presumably immediately pre-1967 war. Showing Jews being pushed into the Sea and Israeli flag trampled on. See illustration. A number of other illustrations in the text. Not complimentary. £45 494. Arikha, Jacob A. Restoration of Place-Names In Eretz Israel. Jerusalem, KKL (JNF), 1937. 47 pp + fold out map. £45 495. Aronstein, Philip. [Ed.] Speeches of British Statesmen on Judaism and Zionism. No.14. Judische Leshefte. Berlin, 1936. £45 496. Asriel, David H. Zion und die Volker. Das Reinertragnis ist dem judischen Nationalfond gewidmet. Beograd, 1923. 32 pp. In German. £45 497. Avi-Yael. Quiz Book on Judaism Zionism and Palestine. Jerusalem, 1947. 60pp. £25 498. Azriel, Moreau. Beth Hanan, Premiere Colonie Palestinienne Des “Sepharadims” Bulgares. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod, 1934. 31 pp illus. in French. £45 499. Baratz, Joseph. The Story of Degania. Tel-Aviv, Omanuth, 1931. 78pp. Illus. £35 500. Bein, Dr. Alex. The History of Jewish Agricultural Settlement in Palestine. Jerusalem, Rubin Mass for Zionist Organisation. 74 pp. £45 501. Ben-Gurion, D. Jewish Labour. London Hechalutz, 1935. 56pp. 2nd Eng. ed. £25 502. Ben-Gurion. Jewish Immigration into Palestine. (Mr Ormsby-Gore’s Despatch of the 10th March, 1938). London, Jewish Agency, 1938. 24pp. £45 503. Ben-Gurion, David. Palestine in the Post-War World. London, 1942. 23 pp. £40 504. Ben-Gurion, David. Test Of Fulfilment: Can Zionism Be Achieved? New York, American Palestine Committee, 1942. 20pp. £48 505. Ben-Gurion, David. The Yishuv and the Zionist Struggle Now. Jerusalem, 1947. 23pp. £45 506. Ben-Gurion, David. The New Tasks of World Zionism. London, Zionist Information Office, 1949. 19 pp. £38 507. Ben-Gurion, David. Israel’s Security and Her International Position, Before and After the Sinai Campaign. Jerusalem, 1960. 87 pp. reprinted from the Government Year Book, 5720 (1959/60) £12

55 508. Ben-Yacob, Bracha. Israel: the Cause of its Survival. Johannesburg, 1937. 90 pp. Translated from the Hebrew by Millie Lazar. £25 509. Ben-Zevie, I. The Moslem World and the Arab World. Jerusalem, 1937. 30 pp. piece missing from rear wrapper. £45 510. Benor-Kalter, Yaakov. Photographs of the New Working Palestine. Haifa, S Adler, 1935. Cloth, Photographic book, one tipped in each page. £145 511. Bentwich, Norman. Early English Zionists. 1890-1920. The Zionist Library. No. 5. Zionist Organisation, Tel Aviv 46 pp. £25 512. Bentwich, N de M. Ahad Ha’am and His Philosophy. Jerusalem, 1927. 25pp. £25 513. Bergner-Rabinowitz, Dr Sarah. Hygiene, Education and Nutrition Among Kurdish, Persian and Ashkenazic Jews in Jerusalem. Jerusalem, Palestine Institute of Folklore and Ethnology, 1948. 66 pp. In Hebrew with an English summary. £45 514. Beyrack, Lily and Rev B Cherrick. Herzl – Bialik: A Commemorative Booklet. London, JNF & Habonim, i. 1939. 28 pp. illust. £20 ii. 1943. 24 pp. illust. Notably poorer in quality than the previous ed. Presumably because of the war. £20 515. Boehm, Adolf and Adolph Pollak. The Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemeth Leisrael) Its History, Function and Activity. Jerusalem, 1939. 115 pp. Illustrated with pictures of pushkas (charity boxes). £65 516. Borochov, Ber. Selected Essays in Socialist-Zionism. London, Rita Searl, 1948. 50 pp. edited by Dr S Levenberg. £25 517. Braunfeld, Oscar. A Concise Bibliography on Zionism and Palestine. London, Universities’ Zionist Council, 1947. 16 pp. £35 518. Breuer, Isaac. The Jewish National Home. Frankfurt, 1926. 104pp. translated into English by Miriam Aumann. £45 519. Brodie, Israel B. A Retrospect and A Program: The Acceleration of the Absorptive Capacity of Palestine. New York, American Economic Committee For Palestine, 1935. 32 pp. £30 520. Brodie, Israel B. The Refugee Problem and Palestine. New York, American Economic Committee For Palestine, 1938. 23 pp. £35 521. Brodie, Rev Israel. Israel Independence Day. London, Office of the Chief Rabbi 1955. Circulated letter outlining the order of service and liturgy changes for the Sabbath preceding Israel Independence Day, the Eve of Israel Independence Day and Israel Independence Day itself. 2 pp. £18 522. Broido, Ephraim. Jews Arabs and the Middle East. London, Poale Zion, 1944. 47pp. writing on front wrapp. £25 523. Buber, M., JL Magnes and E Simon. Towards Union in Palestine. Essays on Zionism and Jewish-Arab Cooperation. Jerusalem, Ihud, 1947. 124 pp. £75 524. Canaan, Dr T. Conflict in the Land of Peace. Jerusalem, Syrian Orphanage Press, 1936. 118 pp. £75 525. Casper, Bernard. With The Jewish Brigade. London, Edward Goldston, 1947. Wrapps. 128 pp. illus. APC Book Service: Special Members’ Edition. With an introductory note by Brigadier E F Benjamin, formerly commander of the Jewish Brigade. £35 526. Castle, E.B. Reconciliation in Palestine. London, 1945. 11 pp Some creasing. £35

56 527. Charbas, Bracha. Rescued Children. Tel Aviv, 1946. 39 pp 2nd ed. Part of Palestine Pioneer Library No. 6. £25 528. [Chinese] The Chinese People Firmly Support the Arab People’s Struggle Against Aggression. Peking, Foreign Languages Press, 1967. 53 pp. £20 529. Cohen, Israel. The Situation in Palestine. London, 1933. 10 pp. cover soiled. £20 530. Cohen, Israel. Britain’s Nameless Ally. London, W H Allen, 1942. 47 pp illus. With a compliments slip from the Jewish agency for Palestine (Beryl Locker). £45 531. Cohen, Israel. The Progress of Zionism. London, Zionist Organisation, 1929. 21 pp. £35 532. Cohen, Israel. The Progress of Zionism. London, Zionist Organisation, 1943. Sixth ed. illus. 68 pp. £35 533. Cohen, Israel. Recent Progress in Palestine. London, Zionist Organisation, 1934. 24 pp. £35 534. Cohen, Israel. A Short History of Zionism (1860 -1944). London, 1945. (5 of) Six lectures: £45 i. Lecture I The Early Phase 1860-1895. 24pp ii. Lecture II The Herzlian Epoch 1895-1914. 24pp iii. Lecture III The Balfour Declaration and the National Home 1914-1921 24pp iv. Lecture IV Palestine Under Mandatory Regime 1921-1928 24pp v. Lecture V A Decade of Unrest. 24pp. 535. Cohen, Joseph L. The Communist Challenge and a Zionist Reply. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 4. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1936. 16pp. £45 536. Cosmos’ Palestinian Colloquial Arabic. Jerusalem, 1939. 218 pp. Specially prepared for English speaking people and members of H. M. Forces in Palestine. With blank pages for exercises ( a few of these have been written on) £35 537. Council For Arab British Understanding. Jerusalem in Danger. A four page flyer published by the Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding. Includes a letter by Arnold Toynbee, originally published in the Times. £40 538. Crossman, R H S and Michael Foot. A Palestine Munich? London, Gollancz, 1946. 32 pp. £35 539. Cyderovitch, Dr G. and Dr S Bavly. Inquiry Into The Living Standard and Nutrition Among the Jewish Urban Population of Palestine. Jerusalem, Jewish Agency For Palestine, 1947. Wrapps. 52 + 53 pp + tables and 9 fold out tables. In English and Hebrew. £50 540. Dairy of Biriya. London, 1946. 20pp. £22 541. Deedes, CMG DSO Brigadier General Sir Wyndham. Palestine Shapes its Future. London, 15 pp. heavily illus. attractive cover. £60 542. Deedes, Sir Wyndham, The Hon RD Denman MP, Mrs E Dugdale, Victor Gollancz, SS Hammersley MP, A Creech Jones MP and Sir Andrew McFadyean. Palestine: 1917 – 1944, a Review. London, British Association for the Jewish National Home in Palestine, 1944. 24 pp. £55 543. Doron, Elieser. The Negev What We Are Fighting For. Pictorial cover, numerous photographs circa 1949, 91 pp £45 544. Dugdale, Mrs Edgar. The Balfour Declaration, Origins and Background. London, Jewish Agency For Palestine, 1940. Wrapps. 32 pp. £65

57 545. Eban, Abba. The Arab Refugee Problem – Need For Candor. Statement By Ambassador Abba Eban. Before the United Nations Special Political Committee 27 November 1957. Jerusalem, 1957. 21 pp. £12 546. Eban, Abba. What is the PLO really trying to ‘liberate’? London, 1975. 4 pp. £20 547. [Eder, Edith]. In Memoriam. London, Women’s International Zionist Organisation, circa 1944. Cloth backstrip, paper covered boards, 47 pp. £35 548. Einhorn, Moses (MD). Impression of My Flying Trip To Palestine. New York, 1946. 40 pp. Photographs. £35 549. Elazari-Volcani, J. Rational Planning of Agricultural Settlement In Palestine. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod. 23 pp. £35 550. Epstein, Elias M. Subduing The Emek (Valley of Jezreel). Jerusalem, Jewish National Fund, 1923. 24pp illus. covers detached but present. £30 551. Epstein, Elias M. Zionism and the Jewish Youth of America. An Address Delivered Before the Judaean League at the Hotel, New Yorker, New York City, February 3, 1931. 17pp. £28 552. Etinoff, Nedko. Palestinian Odyssey. Beirut, 1971. 140pp. £15 553. Ettinger, J. Emek Jezreel. A Flourishing District Its Decline and Rise. Keren Hayesod, 1926. Wrapps. Mos of spine missing, No 41 of a special edition of 100 printed on special paper. Many photographs, each tipped in on a separate page. £125 554. Feitelberg, Lionel. Afikim, The Story of A Kibbutz. Tel Aviv, Zionist Organisation, 95 pp. Illus. £30 555. Feldman, Fred and George Sayad. Palestine and Arabs’ Fight For Liberation. New York, 1989. 62pp. £18 556. Ferris, R J. Palestine For Jew or Arab. London, Marshall Press, 1946. Pictorial cover, 61 pp. £40 557. Feuer, Leon I. Why a Jewish State. London, 1944. 34 pp. £28 558. Flapan, S. Palestine The Way Out. London ND circa 1930s/1940s). Wrapps with map of Palestine on front cover. 28 pp. £45 559. Fraenkel, Joseph. Theodor Herzl, a Biography. London, Ararat Publishing Society, 1946. Softcover with dj. The dust cover has a photograph of Herzl on the front. £15 560. Frankenstein, Ernst. An Open Letter to The Right Honorable Ernest Bevin MP. American Zionist Emergency Council. Wrapps. £20 561. Frankenstein, Ernst. Palestine in the Light of International Law. London, Narod Press, 1946. 54pp. ex libris. £28 562. [Free Palestine]. International Declarations on the Rights of The Palestinians. Washington, 1970s. Gives voting details on Palestinian related resolutions in the UN. £20 563. Freeland League For Jewish Territorial Colonisation. The Urgent Need of Jewry. London, (ND circa 1938?) Wrapps. 4 pp. £45 564. Freeland League For Jewish Territorial Colonisation. Statement by Dr I N Steinberg and Discussion before the Anglo-American Committee on Palestine January 14, 1946 Washington D.C. Typescript, 19 pp £75 565. Freund, Ismar. Palestine Before the Worlds Forum. Jerusalem, 1946. Wrapps. 68 pp. £40 566. Frumkin, S. Points on Palestine. London, 1947. 12pp. signed by author. £30 567. Ganchovski, Elijah Moses. Ki Tavou El Haaretz. Jerusalem, 1936. Wrapps. some minor soiling and minor tearing to wrapps. 194 pp. plates illus. tables, and

58 ads. An account of the work of the Mizrachi movement in Palestine, compiled for the use of prospective settlers. £65 568. Geddes, Patrick. Town Planning Report For Jaffa and Tel-Aviv. 1925. 62 pp Worn. Geddes was a well known architect of the times. £145 569. Goldenberg, N. The Organisation of Zionism, Part II. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 6. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1936. 19pp. £25 570. Goldenberg, N. General Zionism. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 9. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1937. 16pp. £28 571. Goldenberg, Nathan. Zionist Quiz. London, 1944. 2nd ed. 16pp. £22 572. Golding, Louis. Mount Scopus From Oxford. Friends of the Hebrew University. 19pp. £20 573. Goldstein, Dr Israel. What Lies Ahead in Eretz Israel. President’s report delivered at the annual assembly of the Jewish National Fund, Tuesday evening, November 29th, 1938. New York, Jewish National Fund, 1938. Wrapps., oblong, 16 pp. £25 574. Goodman, Paul. Theodor Herzl. (Zionist Thinkers and Leaders No. 5). London, English Zionist Federation, 1927. 12pp. £20 575. Goodman, Paul. Zionism in England 1899-1929. London, Zionist Federation. 63pp. Some foxing. £18 576. Goodman, Paul. Zionism in England 1899-1949. A Jubilee Record. London, Zionist Federation. 86 pp. £20 577. Granovsky, Dr A. Die Bodenfrage und der judische Aufbau in Palaestina. Wien, C Barth, 1931. Wrapps., 178 pp. In German. £20 578. Granovsky, A. The Land Issue in Palestine. Jerusalem, Keren Kayemeth, 1936. The Land Question Series No 1. 85pp. £65 579. [Granovsky, Dr A ] We Buy Land. Geulath Haaretz in 5698. Jerusalem, Jewish National Fund, 1938. Stencilled – 20 pp plus map, marked not for publication in the press. £95 580. Granovsky, A. New Settlement Financing. Tel Aviv, 1939. 16 pp. £45 581. Granovsky, Dr A. Land For the Jewish State. Jerusalem, JNF, March 1948. Wrapps. 47 pp. £30 582. Great Britain, Palestine and the Jews. “The Zionist Policy Outlined In this leaflet has received the endorsement of every British Government since 1917”. 8pp. £35 583. Greenberg, Hayim. Open Letter to the Third International. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, circa 1940. 15pp. £28 584. Grodzensky, Shlomo (ed). Palestine and Jewish Freedom: A Symposium. New York, Poale Zion – Zeire Zion, circa 1942. 64 pp Covers loose, Shlomo Grodzensky’s copy. Contains: LB Namier – The Jews; Berl Locker – Zionism and Jewish Labor; David Ben Gurion – Palestine in the Post-War World; D Freeman - A Portrait of Jewish Palestine. £35 585. Gurevich, David and Aaron Gertz. The Jewish Population of Palestine: Immigration and Demographic Structure. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod, 1944. Yellowed and chipped, fragile, brittle 20 pp. £35 586. Haezrahi, Yehuda (ed) Theodore Herzl, Man of Legend and Reality. Jerusalem, 1954. 112 pp An anthology for the 20th Tammuz. £25 587. Halpern, Ben. Labor’s Role In Palestine. New York, Labor Zionist Organization of America (Poale Zion). Wrapps. 30 pp. “This pamphlet is the first of a series which the Labor Zionist ………. It deals with the significance of Labor Zionism and the contribution of Labor in the history of the up-building of

59 Palestine, and in the emergency situation of the present and the near future in Palestine”. £35 588. Hanoch, G. The Jewish Town Tel Aviv. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod, 1932. 32pp. illus. £60 589. Harkabi, Y. The Position of the Palestinians in the Israel-Arab Conflict and Their National Covenant (1968). Translated by J Kraemer, 35 pp. With inserted one page typescript providing details of ‘Sundry Information on Guerrilla Organisations for Examination. £45 590. Harris, Lucien. How They Live in the Jewish Co-Operative Settlements in Palestine. [Manchester, 1939]. 5 pp. £25 591. Hart, W E. Defence of the Middle East. London, circa 1947. Red card Wrapps. 16 pp. Military strategy. £35 592. Head-Jenner, Capt H C. The Real Origin of the Balfour Declaration! Why Shed British Blood in Palestine. London, 1946. Pictorial wrapps. 30 pp Together with: i. a TLS signed by Capt Head-Jenner on Shaarezedek headed paper saying that the proceeds of the booklet will go to Shaarezedek Hospital ii. a signed TLS to Capt Head-Jenner from Rabbi Kopul Rosen (Principal Rabbi of the Federation of Synagogues) saying that he enjoyed reading the booklet and will encourage people to read it. iii. Printed leaflet reprinting a letter that was published in the Jewish Chronicle June 28th, 1946 – Britain and Jewry: An English Christian’s View £75 593. Herrmann, Hugo. Keren Hayesod: The Beginnings of a Jewish Public Treasury. Jerusalem, 1929. 42 pp. plus chart. £65 594. Hess, E. ‘Hatred is Sacred’ Says Syrian Minister of Education, Suleyman Al-Khash. Extracts From Arab School Texts. Jerusalem, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, November 1968. 32 pp. illus. with reproductions of texts, cartoons and photographs. £45 595. Hertz, Dr J H. Orde Charles Wingate. London, 1944. 10 pp. With portrait of Wingate. Soiled. £48 596. [Herzl, Theodor] Theodor Herzl on the Twenty Fifth Anniversary of His Death, 20th Tammuz, 5689, 28th July, 1929. London, English Zionist Federation, 1929. 20pp. £45 597. Hodess, Jacob. Perez Smolenskin. London, English Zionist Federation, 1927. 7pp. £30 598. Hoofien, S. Immigration and Prosperity: Evidence prepared for the Palestine Commission of Inquiry. Tel-Aviv, Mischar w’Taasia Publishing, 1930. 55 pp. Plus fold-out charts. £65 599. Horowitz, David. Aspects of Economic Policy in Palestine. Jewish Agency For Palestine, 1936. 68 pp. £38 600. Horowitz, P. Jews and the War. The Zionist Position. 8pp. £45 601. How the Arab Leaders Created the Middle East Refugees. 1969. illus. £20 602. Hyamson, Albert M. British Projects for the Restoration of Jews to Palestine. Reprint from the publications of the American Jewish Historical Society 1918. 127 – 164 pp. £30 603. Infeld, Z. (compiler) Herzl Bialik Memorial Book. South Africa, SA Zionist Federation. 1944. Wrapps. 72 pp stencilled. Wear to covers. £35 604. Israelis Reply. Israeli Students of Middle East Affairs. Tel Aviv, 1969/70. £25

60 i. No. 5 October 1969. 6pp. Devoted to a text of a Palestinian pamphlet published by the Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine (PDFLP). ii. No. 8 12pp. The Arab Revolution Game. “Between 1948 and 1969 twenty-five Successful Revolutions took place in Arab countries and at least thirty-eight unsuccessful ones. iii. No. 14. January, 1970. The Arab Face and the English Face of Fatah. 4pp. iv. No. 20 May, 1970. What do the Palestinian Organizations Mean by a Democratic Palestine? 6pp. 605. Israel’s Position on the Subject of Secure and Recognized Borders. Jerusalem, Israel Information Centre, 1973. Wrapps. 11 pp £15 606. Jabotinsky, M V Evidence submitted to the Palestine Royal Commission, House of Lords, London, February 11th, 1937, by MV Jabotinsky On Behalf of the New Zionist Organisation. London, New Zionist Press, 1937. 48 pp. £65 607. [Jabotinsky, Ze’ev]. Ze’ev Jabotinsky 1880 – 1940. Memorial Meeting On the Occasion of the re-internment of the Great Zionist Leader …… July 6, 1964. Stapled card covers, portrait of Jabotinsky on front cover. £45 608. Joseph, Bernard. The White Paper on Palestine (cmd 3692, October, 1930) Jerusalem, 1930. Wrapps. 40 pp. £50 609. Kanievsky, I. Social Insurance in Palestine and its Reconstruction. Tel- Aviv, Social Insurance Committee, 1946. 85pp Illus. £55 610. Katznelson, Berl. Revolutionary Constructivism: Essays on the Jewish Labor Movement in Palestine. New York, Young Poale Zion, 1937. Wrapps. 47 pp. £48 611. Kessler, L. History & Development of Jewish Colonisation in Palestine. London, 1918. 20 pp. £75 612. Klibansky, Erich. Birkat Am L’Chaim Nachman Bialik. Berlin, Kedem, 1936. Wrapps. 17 pp. (in Hebrew) + III (German). £35 613. Kohn, Leo. A Constitution For Israel. Draft and Explanatory. Tel Aviv, 1948. Typescript. 23 (ii) 25 pp. Has suffered damp damage, not terrible. £95 614. Kohn, Leo. Constitution of Israel Proposed Text. London, Zionist Information Office. Cyclostyled. £85 615. Landau, Jacob. Unsere Einstellung zu Erez Israel. Frankfurt, Verlag Palastina-Centrale der Agudas Jisroel, 1928. 32 pp. In German. £48 616. Landauer, Georg. Aliya Hadasha A New Political Grouping. Tel Aviv, Bitaon Ltd, 1944. 24pp. £45 617. Landman, Samuel. Great Britain The Jews and Palestine. London, New Zionist Press, 1936. Wrapps 20 pp. £35 618. Landshut, Dr S. Eretz Israel’s Triple Alliance Jewish National Land – Labour – Capital. Jerusalem, Keren Hayesod, 1942. Wrapps. 24 pp. £38 619. Landshut, S. Jewish Communities in the Muslim Countries of the Middle East. London, Jewish Chronicle, 1950. 102pp £35 620. Laserson, Prof. Max M. On the Mandate, Documents, Statements, Laws and Judgements Relating to and Arising From the Mandate For Palestine. Tel Aviv, Igereth, 1937. Wrapps. 206 pp. £45 621. Leibenson, A. The Murder of Dr Arlosoroff. London, [1957]. 15 pp. illus. £20 622. Levenberg, S. The Leadership of the Community. A Challenge to Zionists. London, 4pp. £35

61 623. Levenson, Lotta. Hashomer, The First Jewish Watch in Palestine. Tel Aviv, Palestine Publishing Company, 1939. Wrapps. Photograph on front cover. 70 pp. Inside there are 2 photographs of the Jewish Police Squad. £95 624. Lewensohn, Benjamin. Guide to New Palestine. Jerusalem, 1936/7. 130 pp. Fold out map. Illustrated. Issued by the Zionist Information Bureau For Tourists in Palestine. £65 625. Lewkowitz, Dr Berthold. Der Weg Des Misrachi. Vienna, 1936. 39 pp £38 626. Liebmann Hersch. La Population De La Palestine Et Les Perspectives Du Sionisme. Roma, 1928. 22 pp In French. £45 627. Lipsky, Louis. A Battle of Documents. London, Jewish Agency for Palestine.1943.8pp. £45 628. Locker, Berl. What is Poale Zionism? London, Palestine Labour Studies Group, 1937. 15pp. No 6 in series by PLS. Some soiling. £32 629. Locker, Berl. The Jews and Palestine, Historical Connection and Historic Right. London, 1938. 31pp Some yellowing and wear. Translated from the Yiddish by Joseph Leftwich. £30 630. Locker, Berl. Palestine and the Jewish Future. London, 1942. 36 pp. £28 631. Magnes, J L. Address of the President of the Hebrew University at the Opening of the Academic Year 1938/1939 Jerusalem, November 9th, 1939. Wrapps, 16 pp. with J L Magnes business card stapled to cover. £18 632. Magnes, Judah L. Jewish-Arab Co-Operation In Palestine. Jerusalem, 1945. 15pp. £20 633. Magnes, J L. Like All the Nations. Jerusalem, 1930. 77pp. ex libris. £35 634. Magnes, J L. Rebellion, Address Diploma Day, December 6th, 1945. 4 + 4 pp. In English and Hebrew. £20 635. Malcolm, James A. Origins of the Balfour Declaration: Dr Weizmann’s Contribution. Typescript/stencilled. 12 pp. £45 636. Malcolm, James. Partition of Palestine, Suggested Alternations in Proposed Frontiers. London, Apollo Press, 1938. 15pp Plus foldout map. £40 637. Margulies, Rabbi Dr Lazarus. The Right of the Jewish People to Palestine, According to the Bible, Statement presented to the Anglo- American Committee of Enquiry on behalf of Italian Jewry. London, 1946. 26pp crease across cover. £28 638. Mayer, Eugen. The Story of Beit Daniel. Zikhron Ya’acov, 1955. 34 pp illus. £35 639. McDonald, James G. Palestine To the Rescue. Life or Death of A People. 8pp. £35 640. McGovern MP, John. My Impressions of Palestine (Censored by the British Administration). New York, Avukah American Zionist Federation, 1937. 12 pp. “Mr J McGovern was one of a committee sent by the Independent Labor Party of England to study conditions in Palestine. Before leaving the country (January, 1937), Mr McGovern at the invitation of the Government, prepared a radio talk of his impressions. After submitting the talk to the Palestine Broadcasting Service, Mr McGovern was asked to delete some parts from his proposed address, which he declined to do, and the broadcast was accordingly cancelled. The address was published in full in the Palestine press and we here offer a transcript of it”. £65 641. Medwed, Samuel. Unzer Kamf Far Kantz Eretz Israel (Our Struggle for the Whole of the Land of Israel. New York, 1938. 16 pp. In Yiddish. £45 642. Melchett, Rt Hon. Lord. Zionism an Appeal to Jewish Heroism. London, Keren Hayesod, circa 1932. 8 pp Illus. £35

62 643. Meltzer, Julian L. The Chaim Weizmann Memorial Lectures. London, Zionist Federation, 1974. 46 pp. £10 644. Mendelsohn, Dr Kurt. The Balance of Resettlements: A Precedent for Palestine. Leiden, 1939. 30 pp. some foxing. £45 645. Miller, S A. Internationalism and Zionism. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 5. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1936. 16pp. £18 646. Montefiore, C.G. and M L Perlzweig. Why the Jewish Religious Union can be, and justifiably is, “neutral” as regards Zionism. London, Jewish Religious Union, 1935. Wrapps. 7pp. £45 647. Namier, L. B. Palestine and the British Empire. 14pp. Ilus. £20 648. Neikind, Claire. Our Goal Was Palestine. London, Victor Gollancz, 1946. 20 pp. An American journalist writes of her experiences in a refugee ship. She was the Rome correspondent of the Overseas News Agency. £25 649. Newman, Aryeh. Acknowledge The Miracle: Yom Ha’atzma’ut Israel Independence Day in the Perspectives of Judaism. Hardbound, 58 pp. English with some Hebrew. £25 650. Newton, Frances. Searchlight on Palestine: Fair-Play or Terrorist Methods? London, The Arab Centre, 1938. 24 pp. illus. Worn. £45 651. Oettinger, Jacob. Jewish Colonization in Palestine, Methods, Plans and Capital. NY, Jewish National Fund Library, (1923). £45 652. Orenstein, Mordekhai. Jews, Arabs and British In Palestine: A Left Socialist View. London, 1936. Wrapps 22 pp. £35 653. Paasen, Pierre van. Drums in Israel. Johannesburg, Newzo Press, 1942. 16 pp Poor condition. £45 654. Palestine in London: Official Guide, Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, June 11 to July 2, 1907. 144 pp. £65 655. Palestine To-Day. Woburn Press. What the Land Sale Restrictions Mean. London, Woburn Press., nd circa 1930s. 8 pp. £45 656. Partners in Palestine’s Progress. London, Alliance Press, 1944? 27 pp. illus includes 4 pages of plates. With a foreword by Dr Chaim Weizmann and an Introduction by Sir Simon Marks. A crease running through the centre. £38 657. Patkin, A. L. Zionism: Present Tasks and Post War Aims. London, Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland, December 1943. 36pp. £35 658. Pedazur, Elazar (Gad). The History of the Irgun Zvai Leumi. Booklet III Shilton Betar, 1961. Stencilled pamphlet 55 pp. Translated by Mrs Katie Kaplan. £60 659. Picard, Leo. Structure and Evolution of Palestine With Comparative Notes on Neighbouring Countries. Jerusalem, Hebrew University, 1943. 187 pp. £45 660. Preuss, Dr Walter. Histadruth (General Federation of Jewish Labour of Palestine). Activities and Instituions, Report for the Year 1935-1936. 26pp stencilled. £25 661. Prittie, The Hon. Terence. The Fourth Arab-Israeli War: The Propaganda Battle. London, 1973. 16pp. Noah Barou Memorial Lecture 1973. 662. Rabin, Yitzhak. Address by Major General Yitzhak Rabin (Chief of Staff IDF) Jerusalem, 1967. Wrapps 8 pp. Translation of an address given by Rabin on the 28th June 1967 at the Hebrew University on the occasion of him being awarded an honorary PhD. £15 663. Rabinowicz, Dr. Louis (lately senior Jewish chaplain in the Eighth Army). Jewish Troops in the Middle East. London, 1943. 4 pp. Card with

63 photograph on the front and back covers. Contains a broadcast in the Home Service on 3rd October, 1943. £60 664. Rabinowicz, Dr. Oscar K. Vladimir Jabotinsky’s Conception of a Nation. New York, Beechhurst, 1946. 31 pp. £35 665. Raphael, Dr Yitzhak. In Retrospect, a Synopsis of the History of Mizrachi. Jerusalem, 1973. 24 pp. £18 666. Razily, H. The Jewish Colonial Trust Dilemma. An Appeal to Common Sense. London, 12pp £45 667. Rolbant, Samuel. The Arabs, Politics and People. London, circa 1948. 88pp. £30 668. Rotenberg, Harav Shlomo. Agudas Yisroel Zionism and Mizrachism. New York, 1945. In Yiddish. 84pp. £50 669. Sacher, Harry. The Mandate and the Building of a New Palestine. London, Zionist Federation, 1943. 12 pp. £45 670. Sacher, Harry. Israel, The Arabs and the Foreign Office. London, Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland, 1956. Wrapps. 24pp. £20 671. Samuel, Rt. Hon Herbert. Palestine, British Empire Exhibition, 1924. London, 1924. Pictorial wrapps. Illus. ads etc. £85 672. Samuel, Rt. Hon Herbert. Great Britain and Palestine. London, Jewish Historical Society of England, 1935. 32 pp. The second Lucien Wolf Lecture. £35 673. Samuel, Horace B. Revolt By Leave: Being Certain Criticisms on The Anti-Zionist Policy of The Palestine Government. London, New Zionist Press, 1936. 75 pp. £65 674. Samuel, Ludwig. Jewish Agriculture in Palestine. A Progressive Factor in Middle East Economy. Jerusalem, Jewish Agency, 1946. 143pp. £30 675. Sankowsky, Shoshanna Harris. Short History of Zionism. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1936. Reprint of pamphlet issued by the American Student Zionist Federation. Wrapps. 64 pp. £35 676. Schechtman, Dr J. The Jewish Legion. 11pp in a small folder. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Jewish Battalions 1917-1967. £35 677. Schmorak, Dr E. Establishment of the Central Control Office of the World Zionist Organisation and the Jewish Agency for Palestine. Memorandum Submitted to the General Zionist Council in May, 1947. Jerusalem, 1947. 86 pp. £45 678. Schnur, Harry. Palestine Quiz. London, Midget Books, 1946, 32pp. £25 679. Segerman, S H. (ed). Zionist Leaders. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 7. London, Federation of Zionist Youth, 1937. 56pp. £20 680. Sherman, Bezalel. The Communists in Palestine: The Mufti’s Moscow Allies. New York, The League For Labor Palestine, 1939. 29 pp. soiled and worn. £48 681. Shragai, S. Z. The Jewish Conception of Nationalism. Jerusalem, 1973. 32 pp. £15 682. Sidebotham, Herbert. British Policy and the Palestine Mandate: Our Proud Privilege. A Memorandum. London, Ernest Benn, (1929). Wrapps 36 pp. £45 683. Sidebotham, Herbert. British Interests in Palestine. London, London Caledonian Press, 1934. 44pp. £45 684. Sidebotham, Herbert. British Imperial Interests in Palestine. London, British Palestine Committee, 1937. 16pp. £38 685. Silver, Abba Hillel, Moshe Shertok and David Ben Gurion. The Jewish State in Palestine. Addresses before the United Nations at Lake

64 Success, New York, May 8 and 12, 1947. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1947. 16pp £65 686. Simon, Leon. Ahad Ha-am. (Zionist Thinkers and Leaders No. 4). London, English Zionist Federation, 1927. 6pp. £20 687. Simon, Leon. The Elements of Zionism. London, Association of Young Zionist Societies, 1934. 32pp. £18 688. Simon, Leon. Forerunners of Zionism. London, Zionist Fed GB and Ireland, 14pp. £18 689. Smilansky, Moshe. Unknown Pioneers. London, JNF, ND. 34 pp. £25 690. Smuts, General the Right Hon. J. C. Smuts. A Great Historic Vow: An Address on British and Jewish Responsibilities in Palestine. London, 1930. 8pp. £60 691. Smuts, Field Marshal. Justice For the People of The Book. Pretoria, 1942. 4 pp. With photograph of Smuts on front cover. £55 692. Sneh, Moshe. Information Bulletin Communist Party of Israel, October, 1968. Tel Aviv, 1968. 43 pp. £18 693. Stablow, Z. Zionist Economic Policy: Hard Facts. With a letter in Hebrew from the author. London (1944). 27 pp Printed by Narod Press. £65 694. Stablow, Z. Private Enterprise in Palestine. London, (1944). 10 pp. £50 695. Stace, W. T. The Zionist Illusion. Washington, the Arab Office, Circa 1947. Wrapps. 16 pp. £50 696. Stein, Leonard. The Mandate for Palestine: Some Objections Answered. London, British Palestine Committee, (1922). 15pp. £75 697. Stein, Leonard. The Truth About Palestine: A Reply to the Palestine Arab Delegation. London, Zionist Organisation, 1922). 20pp. £75 698. Stein. Leonard. Memorandum on the “Report of the Commission on the Palestine Disturbances of August 1929. London, Jewish Agency For Palestine, 1930. Wrapps. 111pp. £85 699. Stein. Leonard. Promises and Afterthoughts. Notes on Certain White Papers Relating to the Palestine Conferences. London, Jewish Agency for Palestine (printed by Narod Press), 1939. 34 pp. with tipped in corrigenda. £45 700. Steinberg, Milton and Ira Eisenstein. Zionism. New York, Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, 1944. 23pp. 2 essays – Zionism and the New Opposition and reconstructionism and Zionism. £35 701. Stone, Julius. “Stand Up and Be Counted!” Sydney, 1944. 83pp. pages yellowed. A criticism of Rt Hon Sir Isaac Isaacs attacks on the Jews who opposed the immigration restrictions of the 1939 White Paper and the propriety of Australian Jews being part of the Zionist Movement. £25 702. Sussman, Dr J. Das Wechsel und Scheckrecht Palastinas. 98 pp. In German. Prag, 1937. £35 703. Tchernowitz, I. Moledeth, Palestine Almanac 5710, 1949-50. London, JNF publisher, 1949. Illus 104 pp. £45 704. Thompson, Dorothy. Jews in the Family of Nations. Speech given to National Conference for Palestine, 1943. The Jewish Agency for Palestine, 12 pp. £35 705. Tolkowsky, S. The Jews and the Sea. Tel Aviv, Palestine Maritime League, 1944. 14 pp + ads. £35 706. Traub, Dr. Michael. The Jewish Problem and Palestine and its Solution. Zionist Council for New Zealand, Wellington, 1943, 16pp £35 707. Ulitzur, A. Two Decades of Keren Hayesod, A Survey in Facts and Figures 1921-1940. Jerusalem, 1940. 155 pp. £30

65 708. Ulitzur, A. Foundations: A Survey of 25 Years of Activity of the Palestine Foundation Fund Keren Hayesod. Facts and Figures 1921- 1946. Jerusalem, 1946. 145 pp Yellowed. £35 709. Ussishkin, M. The Call of the Land. Jerusalem, 1928. 32pp. £25 710. Wahrhaft, Mordechai. Blue Box the Bold. Jerusalem, Rubin Mass circa 1930s/40sA remarkable illustrated children’s book about the “JNF Blue Box” 22 pp. £85 711. Waters, M P (Pseudonym for Moshe Pearlman). Mufti Over The Middle East. London, Barber, nd but 1942? Pictorial wrapps. 36 pp. Frontis illus photo of the Mufti being received by Hitler at the Reich Chancellery in 1941. The Mufti was one of the most destructive characters in the Palestine during the Mandate period terrorising all the British, Jews and moderate Arabs. £50 712. Waters, M P Haganah, the Story of Jewish Self Defence in Palestine. London, Newman Wolsey, 1947. 2nd ed 66p. £20 713. Wauchope, Sir Arthur. Communal Settlements in Palestine. An Address Delivered at the Overseas League, London, 1941. London, 1941. 11 pp. Heavily illus. £45 714. Wedgwood, Col. Josiah C. Palestine: The Fight for Jewish Freedom and Honour. London, Keren Hayesod, 1926. 21pp. £45 715. Weigert, Gideon. Eye Witness. Jerusalem, Israel Committee on the Middle East, circa 1970. 22pp. The testimony of Gideon Weigert before the United Nations Special Committee to Investigate the Practices Affecting Human Rights of the Population of the Occupied Territories. . £15 716. Weinert, Bernard. Der Politische Zionismus 1896 bis 1904. Np, circa 1922. Ein Beitrag zur neuesten Geschicte des Judischen Volkes. 110 pp In German. Doctoral dissertation. £35 717. Weinryb, Bernard D. The Yishuv in Palestine. New York, Hadassah, nd circa 1944. . Wrapps. 38 pp. £38 718. Weisman, Herman L. The Future of the Palestine: An Examination of the Partition Plan. New York, 1937. Wrapps. 138 pp. A critical detailed examination of the Partition Plan. £45 719. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. The Position in Palestine: Speeches by Dr Chaim Weizmann, President of the Jewish Agency for Palestine (Palestine Papers No. 2). London, 1930. 35 pp. £35 720. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. The Jewish People and Palestine: Statement Made Before The Palestine Royal Commission in Jerusalem, November,25th 1936. i. First ed., Jerusalem, Zionist Organisation, 1936. 30 pp. £30 ii. Jerusalem, Zionist Organisation, 1939. 31 pp. 2nd ed. £25 721. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. Palestine’s Role In the Solution of the Jewish Problem. London, 1942. 14 pp. With compliments slip from Berl Locker. £20 722. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. The Right To Survive: Testimony before the Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry on Palestine. London, Jewish Agency, 1946. Wrapps. 20 pp. The Jerusalem Hearings No. 1. £20 723. Weizmann, Dr Chaim. A Jewish State, Dr Weizmann’s View. London, circa 1944. 8pp. £20 724. Who is Prosperous in Palestine? London, Labour Monthly Pamphlets, 1936. 44pp. £40 725. Why British Soldiers Have Gone to Palestine. London, Woburn Press, circa 1936. 4 pp. £45

66 726. Wigoder, P I. Diary of a Journey to Italy and the Holy Land. Manchester, 1935. 80 pp. Presentation copy from the author to Rabbi Dr Israel Abrahams. £35 727. Wilfand, Yosef. Ein Hashofet: A Decade of Pioneering. (Palestine Pioneer Library 13) . Tel Aviv 1947. Card wrapps. 173 pp illus. £30 728. Yahuda, A S. Dr Weizmann’s Errors On Trial. A Refutation of his statements in “Trial and Error” Concerning My Activity for Zionism During My Professorship at Madrid University. New York, Privately Published, 1952. 64pp. £40 729. Yaniv, A. P.L.O. (Palestine Liberation Organization). A Profile. Jerusalem, Israel Universities Study Group for Middle Eastern Affairs, 1974. 65 pp. £18 730. Zander, Walter. Is this the Way? A Call To Jews. (This pamphlet is about Palestine). London, Gollancz, 1948. Wrapps. 47 pp. £35 731. Zangwill, Israel. “Watchman What of the Night?”. New York, American Jewish congress, 1923. 52 pp. Wrapps in very poor condition torn and taped. £65 732. Zemach, Shlomo. An Introduction to the History of Labour Settlement in Palestine. Tel Aviv, 1946. 2nd ed. 79 pp. (The Zionist Library No. 3.) £38 733. Ziman, Dr J. The Truth About Jewish Settlement in Palestine. Facts and Figures. Jerusalem, Head Office of the Jewish National Fund. Stencilled 9 pp + 2 charts. £45 734. Zollschan, Dr I. Revaluation of Jewish Nationalism, A Sociological Study. London, IGUL Zionist Federation of Austrian Universities, London Branch, 1943. 19pp. £40

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735. Agudas Israel World Organisation, London Executive. Memorandum Submitted to The Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry into The Jewish Problem in Europe and the Future of Palestine. London, 1946. 10 + 10pp. In English and Yiddish. £65 736. Agudas Israel World Organisation. The Jewish People and Palestine. London, 1947. 36pp. £40 737. Al Fateh. NP, (1967) The Palestine National Liberation Movement. 8 pp. £65 738. Al Fatah, A Critical Analysis. London, Committee for Peace in the Middle East, (1969). 8pp. £45 739. American Jewish Committee. In Peace and Dignity. Testimony of the American Jewish Committee for the rehabilitation of Jews in Europe and the Palestine question as presented by Judge Joseph M Proskauer before the Anglo- American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine. With a with compliments slip from the American Jewish Committee. 62 pp. £45 740. American Zionist Bureau. American Public Opinion on British Policy in Palestine. Washington, circa 1939. Unpaginated about 24 pp. Extensive quotations from American newspapers in response to the British Government “White Paper”. £40 741. Anglo-Jewish Association. Statement by the President on the Course of Events in Palestine, 3rd July, 1946-5706. London, 6 pp. Fold out. £35 742. Anglo Palestine Bank. Short Statistical Survey of Palestine. Tel Aviv, 1936. 12 pp £35 743. Anglo Palestine Club. Annual Report and Financial Statement 1943. 12pp. £20

67 744. Anglo Palestine Club. The Arab Territories and Palestine. London, circa 1938. Map on front cover. Worn £35 745. Anglo Palestine Club. Lawrence on Palestine. 4 pp. An assessment of the views of TE Lawrence on Palestine which maintains he was favourable to Zionism. £40 746. Anglo Palestine Club. The Truth About Palestine. London, 4pp. £35 747. Arab Centre. Punitive Measures in Palestine. London, circa 1938. 8pp. with 9 sections: Military Courts, Concentration Camps, Searching for Arms, The Destruction of Property, Demolition of Houses, Collective Fines, Cruelty and Misconduct, Indiscriminate Shooting and Curfew Orders. Has stamp of the “Imperial Fascist League” on the Front Cover. £45 748. Arab Higher Committee. The Black Paper on The Jewish Agency and Zionist Terrorism. Memorandum to the United Nations Delegations. NY, 1948. 18pp. tear at spine. £95 749. Arab Higher Committee. A Collection of Official Documents Relating to the Palestine Question 1917-1947. Submitted to the General Assembly of the United Nations by The Delegation of the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine New York, October 1, 1947. Folio, cyclostyled, massive volume in binder. Contains extracts or complete citations of 46 different official documents. This was just prior to the UN vote on Partition (November, 29, 1947). Presumably this is an actual copy of one distributed to members of the General Assembly of the United Nations. £725 750. Arab League Office. Edwin Montagu and the Balfour Declaration. London, circa 1970. 22 pp. £35 751. Arab Office. The Secret History of the Balfour Declaration and the Mandate. London, The Arab Office, No date. Pamphlets on Arab Affairs – No. 6. 28 pp £50 752. Bachad. The Bachad Farm. London, illus 8 pp £45 753. (Bachad) Brit Chalutzim Datiim report of Kibbutzim, snaifim and Institutions of bachad Presented to te Sixth Annual Pegisha. London, 20 pp. £30 754. Bicur Holim Hospital. Bicur Holim (A Seventy Year Momento). Jerusalem, Hanhala of Bicur Holim, 1924. Contains pictures, facsimiles of documents, statements by famous persons such as Herbert Samuel (first High Commissioner for Palestine). In English and Hebrew mostly in Hebrew. Includes floor plans of the hospital and measurements. £125 755. Bne Horin. A New Deal For Palestine: A Memorandum Suggesting a Solution of the Palestine Problem Submitted to His Majesty’s Government By the Bne Horin Movement of Palestine. Haifa, 1938. 39 pp. Small whole in front wrapper. £55 756. Board of Deputies of British Jews. Statements on Post-War Policy and Policy on Palestine. Adopted 19th November, 1944. Wrapps. 15 pp. £35 757. The Bond Two Letters To Ghandi from Martin Buber and J L Magnes. Jerusalem, 1939. 44 pp. With paper sleeve saying “Jewish Reply to Ghandi” £75 758. Brit Chalutzim Datiim. Report of Kibbutzin, Snifim and Institutions of Bachad Presented to the Sixth Annual Pegishah Held at Kibbutz Shivat Zion. Avoncroft College, Bromsgrove. February 2nd – February 4th, 1945. £25 759. [British Information Services] Britain and Palestine. New York, May, 1947. 44 pp. Some yellowing. Contains 17 chapters: The Promises Made; The Palestine Mandate,1922; Palestine 1920 – 1939; The White Paper 1939; The Mandate During the War; Anglo American Committee of Enquiry; Reception of

68 the Report; Consultations With the US Government; Special Measures to Maintain Law and Order; Britain and the Refugees; Plan of the British and American Experts; United States Attitude; Attempts to Secure Agreement; Final British Proposals; Submission to the United Nations; Continued Lawlessness………. £75 760. Brit Ivrit Olamit. “Hebrew Week” Articles and Messages. London, 1934. 48 pp in Hebrew and 15pp in English. £20 761. British Association for the Jewish National Home in Palestine. What Mr Churchill Said About the 1939 White Paper. London, circa 1940. 11pp £65 762. British Association for the Jewish National Home in Palestine. A National Home in the Light of Jewish History. Pamphlet No. 4, 12 pp. £20 763. Chorin, Yehuda. Agricultural Labour Movement in Israel. Tel Aviv, Agricultural Workers’ Organisation, 1960. 43 pp. illus. with fold-out map. £20 764. Communist Party. European Jewry and the Palestine Problem. Statement Submitted to the Anglo American Committee of Enquiry by the Communist Party. London, Communist Party, 1946. 16 pp. £25 765. Communist Party of Palestine. We Fight For Freedom. Evidence Given to UNSCOP (United Nations Special Committee on Palestine) Jerusalem July 13 and 15, 1947. Jerusalem, 1947. 61 pp Illus. £45 766. Democratic Popular Front For The Liberation of Palestine. Manchester, Committee For Solidarity With Palestinian Revolution, November, 1969. 33pp. £20 767. Department of Overseas Trade. Hints to Business Men Visiting Palestine. London, 1945. 16pp. £45 768. Diskin Orphan Asylum. Great Palestine Orphan Asylum Jerusalem. Jerusalem, circa mid 1930s. Oblong booklet, many photos text in English and Hebrew. Photos of the building and portraits of Rabbis Diskin and Sonnenfeld. £125 769. Emergency Committee For Zionist Affairs. Revisionism, A Destructive Force. NY, 1940. 36pp. £45 770. Emergency Fund For Palestine. Report of the Emergency Fund For Palestine, Sept 1 1929 to Dec. 31, 1934. Jerusalem, 1936. illus. 112 pp + fold- out maps and charts. £50 771. Embassy of Israel (London). Anti-Zionist Campaign at the UN, November 1975. 4pp cyclostyled printed on one side only. £25 772. Federation of Zionist Youth. Objections to Zionism Answered. London, nd. 8 pp. Divides into 2 sections, Jewish objections and general objections. £25 773. General Federation of Jewish Labour in Israel. Beit Haim Sturman. Gilboa and Beith-Shean Districts. Illustrated, 24 pp. In Hebrew. £20 774. Government of Israel. The Arab Refugees. Jerusalem, 1953. 39 pp. £20 775. Habonim. London, nd. Blue Wrapps. 20pp. information on Jewish history, how to make a Levena (brick) [play on Habonim builders) Defines the knowledge different experts at Habonim must fulfil. Politically incorrect as tests for Bonoth only include Cook, Dressmaker etc. £20 776. Habonim. London, circa 1940s. Orange Wrapps. 12pp illus. What is Habonim, etc. £25 777. Habonim. Furrows Vol IV No 10. October, 1946. A magazine for youth, 31 pp. £20 778. Habonim Handbook. (various eds, different places of pub.) i. London ND. 81pp. On the first page it says “This edition of the Handbook is being issued prior to the setting up of the Council which is

69 the governing body of the movement. It must therefore be regarded as provisional in character. £30 ii. Madregah Shlishit.. Thornbury, Victoria Australia, 1944. 96pp. Issued by the Zionist Federation of Australia and New Zealand in collaboration with Habonim. £32 iii. Johannesburg, South African Habonim Council, 1938. 92pp. £32 iv. Leaders’ Handbook, Leaders’ Bulletin (issued monthly) No. 1 November, 1939. London, 1939. Folio wrapps 25p cyclostyled. £45 779. Habonim. Iton, Magazine. London, 1941. i. Pesach. 16pp. wear to back wrapp. Illus. £18 ii. Shevuot, 17 pp. illus. £18 780. Habonim. A Jewish Cultural Youth Movement. London, ND. Light blue, 4 page flyer on the movement. Vertical crease through centre. £25 781. Habonim. Jewish Youth Movement. Some Aspects of the Histadruth. London, printed at Narod Press, nd but circa 1943. Wrapps. 23 pp. Contains essays by Berl Locker, David Ben Gurion. And the Histadruth in Wartime. £25 782. Hashomer Hatzair. The Case for a Bi-National Palestine: Memorandum Prepared by the Hashomer Hatzair Workers’ Party of Palestine. Tel Aviv, March 1946. 168 pp Some tearing to spine, yellowing to pages. £45 783. Hashomer Hatzair. Youth in Action The Story of Hashomer Hatzair. London. Wrappers detached. 16 pp photographs. £45 784. Hebrew University. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Jerusalem, 1939. Wrapps. 146 pp £28 785. Hechalutz. How Jewish Youth in Britain Regain New Life on the Land. London (1942). 15pp Heavily illus. £38 786. Hechalutz Organisation of America. What is Hechalutz. NY, nd (circa 1934?). 30 pp. £22 787. Hechalutz Organisation of England. Palestine, its Pioneers, its Problems. London, 1936. 2nd impress. October, 1936. 71pp. £25 788. Hechalutz. Prof G. Jackson, Sir John Russell, Dr Walter Russell & Paul Singer Describe A Farm Workers’ Seminar. London, 1942. 8pp. £20 789. [Herut] Don’t Be Pushed Around! Remember - Your Vote is Your Property. 4pp. Herut Party election literature. £25 790. Historical Society of Israel The Jewish Historical General Archives, Jerusalem, 1961, 19 pp + 13 pp. Hebrew £10 791. Irgun Zvi Leumi. De Zilin Un Metodon Fun Irgun Zvie Leumi (The Objectives and Methods of the Irgun Zvie Leumi) 1947. 20pp. In Yiddish. £85 792. Irgun Zvi Leumi. Lemaan Hazedek, Lamaan Hacherut, Lemaan Hasholom. (For the Sake of Justice Freedom and Peace). Folio pamphlet cyclostyled, whole punched and tied into a printed cardboard cover. In Hebrew. 64pp. In Hebrew. £150 793. Irgun Zvi Leumi. Hiney Daati! Kislev, 1948. 22pp. Answers from a Chaver Irgun to a Chaver “Hagana”. In Hebrew. £150 794. Israel Defence Forces. Census of Population 1967. West Bank of the Jordan Gaza Strip and Northern Sinai Golan Heights. Data From Full Enumeration. Jerusalem, 1967. 204 + XXXVII pp. In Hebrew and English. Spine worn, yellowed. £50 795. Israel Information Centre. A People Without A Land? Jerusalem, 1979. 4 pp. Maps £15 796. Israel Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The Jewish Exodus from the Arab Countries, and the Arab Refugees. Jerusalem, 1961. Extensively illus. £20

70 797. Jacob Japhet & Co Ltd. Palestinian Securities. Jerusalem, 1937. 135 pp rear gutter gone. Information for investors. £35 798. Jewish Agency for Palestine. Constitution of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. London, 1929. 16 pp. £38 799. __ Palestine and the British Tax Payer. London, 1929. Wrapps. 12 pp. (Palestine Papers No. 1) £38 800. __ Jewish Achievments in Palestine. Illustrated with 16 photographs. London, 1930. 23 pp. From the library of Rabbi Dr J H Hertz. £55 801. __ Palestine Land Settlement Urban Development and Immigration. Memorandum Submitted to Sir John Hope Simpson CLE Special Commissioner of His Majesty’s Government, July 1930. London, 1930. 107 pp + fold out tables. £50 802. __ Memorandum on the Western Wall Submitted to the Special Commission of the League of Nations on Behalf of The Rabbinate, The Jewish Agency For Palestine, The Jewish Community of Palestine and the Central Agudath Israel of Palestine. Jerusalem, 1930. 76 pp + corrigenda. Some damp-staining to top of first 10 or so pages. Wrapps are present but spine has gone looks like it has been bound into a larger vol and then dis-bound. £95 803. __ The Statistical Bases of Sir John Hope Simpson’s Report on Immigration Land Settlement and Development in Palestine. London, 1931. 40pp. £65 804. __ Jews and Arabs In Palestine, Some Current Questions. London, 1936. 32 pp. £35 805. __ Memorandum Submitted to the Palestine Royal Commission on Behalf of the Jewish Agency For Palestine. London, 1936. Wrapps. £28 806. __ THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE JEWISH NATIONAL HOME IN PALESTINE OF THE JEWISH NATIONAL HOME: Memorandum on the development of the Jewish National Home, 1935, Submitted by the Jewish Agency For Palestine to the Secretary – General of the League of Nations For the Information of the Permanent Mandates Commission .. June, 1936. Card wrapps., 4to, parallel columns in English and French. 49 pp worn covers present but top wrapper detached. £50 807. __ THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE JEWISH NATIONAL HOME IN PALESTINE OF THE JEWISH NATIONAL HOME: Memorandum on the development of the Jewish National Home, 1936, Submitted by the Jewish Agency For Palestine to the Secretary – General of the League of Nations For the Information of the Permanent Mandates Commission .. June, 1937. Card wrapps., 4to, parallel columns in English and French. 55 pp with 2 inserts one in English and one in French (each 4 pp) providing copies of the covering letter from Chaim Weizmann to the High Commissioner for Palestine asking him to submit the accompanying memorandum to the Secretary General of the League of Nations. £85 808. __ Documents Relating to the McMahon Letters (with a Map). London, March 1939. Wrapps. 20 pp. + map. Contains the correspondence during the years 1917 and 1921. Includes the agreements made between Chaim Weizmann and the Emir Feisal, The Feisal Frankfurter correspondence and British Government Pronouncements on Palestine. £60 809. __ Documents Relating to the Balfour Declaration and the Palestine Mandate. London, May 1939. Wrapps. 53 pp. Deals with the key documents and policy pronouncements issued between 1917 and 1938. £55

71 810. __ The Jewish Case Against The Palestine White Paper: Documents Submitted to the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations. London, June, 1939.35 pp. £65 811. __ The Jewish Agency for Palestine: Constituent Meeting of the Council held at Zurich, August 11th – 14th, 1939. Official Report. London, 1939. 72 pp. £25 812. __ Documents and Correspondence Relating to Palestine August 1939 to March 1940. London, March 1940. Wrapps. 28 pp. fold out map £60 813. __ Activities in Palestine During the War: Summary Report of the Jewish Agency For Palestine. London, 1943. Wrapps. 16pp. £30 814. __ Palestine In Wartime. London, circa early 40s. Photographic flyer 8 pp.£45 815. __ Documents Relating to the Palestine Problem. London, 1945. 96pp + maps. £40 816. __ Constitution of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. London, 1945. 16 pp. Reprint of above. £20 817. __ Zionism and the Arab World. Memorandum presented in March, 1946, to the Anglo American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine. Jerusalem, 1946. 19 pp. £45 818. __ Jewish Palestine Fights Back. London, 1946. 32 pp Extensively illustrated with photographs. 2nd ed. £50 819. __ Zionism and the Arab World. Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Jerusalem, 1947. 36 pp. £40 820. __ The Jewish Evidence Before the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. London, October 1947. Grey wrapps. 45 pp. £45 821. __ The Jewish Case Before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine as Presented by the Jewish Agency For Palestine: Statements and Memoranda. Jerusalem, 1947. Wrapps. 686 pp. Charts, statistical tables etc. £45 822. __ Jewish Agency For Palestine Information Office. Jerusalem, 1947. Wrapps. 20pp. £35 823. __ Memoranda and Statements presented by The Jewish Agency For Palestine to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Jerusalem, 1947. 559 pp. Charts diagrams maps etc. £50 824. __ Reply to the Government of Palestine’s Memorandum on the Administration of Palestine Under the Mandate. Submitted to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Jerusalem, August, 1947. 29pp. £48 825. __ A Brave new Jewry in a brave new world. London, printed Narod Press, nd 4 pp. Flier illus. £45 826. __ Antimalaria and Drainage Work By Jewish Bodies. Memorandum Submitted to the Palestine Royal Commission on Behalf of the Jewish Agency For Palestine. £35 827. __ Palestine Can Take Millions, Two essays, a: The Absorptive Capacity of Palestine by Abraham Revusky. b: Palestine Prospects and the Jordan Valley Plan by Walter C. Lowedermilk 22pp. Ahva Co-op Printing Press nd. 4.5 x 7 in 22pp. £30 828. Jewish Colonial Trust. Survey of Activities and Financial Report. 1899-1922. Wrapps. 12 pp. £30 829. Jewish Dominion of Palestine League. Palestine and the British Commonwealth of Nations. London, circa 1930s 16 pp. £30

72 830. Jewish National Fund. Some Unbiased English Views on the Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemoth Leisreal). Jerusalem, 1930. 16pp. A number of quotations by leading English politicians. £35 831. Jewish National Fund. The History of Jewish Colonisation in Palestine 1860 – 1935. Synopsis No. 1. London, Circa 1935. Stencilled 35 pp. Some fraying to edges of wrapps. £45 832. JNF in Action. London, Jewish National Fund, Circa 1944. 24pp. Illus. Many facts stats and figures. Tall pamphlet. £45 833. JNF in Action. London, Jewish National Fund, 1945. 24 pp. illus. Many facts stats and figures. £45 834. Jewish National Fund of America. Jewish National Fund Holdings. NY, 1937. Illus. £48 835. Jewish National Fund For Great Britain & Ireland. Annual Reports i. Report 5695, XIIth Conference, London, October 27th, 1935. London, 1935. £25 ii. Report 5697. XIVth Conference, London, October 23rd and 24th, 1937. London, 1937. 64 pp. £25 iii. Report 5703. London, 1943. 28pp. £25 iv. Report 5706. London, 1946. 32pp. £25 836. Jewish National Fund. No Longer a Legend. Jerusalem, (1947) Oblong, photographic booklet that goes year by year from the First Zionist Congress in 1897 to the UN vote on Partition. £45 837. Jewish Youth Institute. The Institute, Its General Purpose and Aims. London, July 1939 3 pp. £38 838. Jewish Youth Institute. Palestine Fellowship Scheme. London, July 1939 8 pp. £30 839. Joint Committee For Youth Affairs and Palestine Council for Anglo American Youth. Youth Bulletin Jerusalem. No 1 June, 1939. Jerusalem, 1939. Card wrapps. 48 pp. £25 840. Joint Palestine Survey Commission. Report. London, 1928. Blue wrapps, 182 pp. + colour fold out map. Some fading to wrapps. £65 841. Junior Hadassah. A Primer on Palestine. New York, 1933. 123pp plus map. £25 842. Keren Hayesod. Erez Israel. London, ND circa 1925. Oblong text in English and Hebrew, a photographic booklet 32 vintage photographs of the Mandate period. 36pp. Captions in French German Hebrew Yiddish and English. Some soiling and chipping. £95 843. Keren Hayesod. Keren Hayesod Five Years, April 1921 – March 1926. London, 1926. 40pp. £45 844. Keren Hayesod. The Rebuilding of Palestine: The Story of Keren Hayesod Palestine Foundation Fund. London, Times Publishing Company, 1926. 8pp. Some soiling to wrapps towards top edge, tear to back wrapp. Reprinted from the Empire Products Section of the Times Trade and Engineering Supplement. £28 845. Keren Hayesod. Palastina Aufbau. Jerusalem, 1928. Photographs, 22 pp. £48 846. Keren Hayesod. Tel Aviv. Jerusalem, 1926. 26 pp illustrated. £60 847. Keren Hayesod. Anglo-Jewry and Palestine. Addresses of Welcome to the Palestinian Delegation at the inauguration of the Special Keren Hayesod Campaign in Britain. London, 1941. 23pp. £28 848. Keren Hayesod. Youth Division. Yerusholayim. Pirkie Kria. (Readings from early and late sources). Jerusalem, 1948. Stencilled. 60 pp. Hebrew. £25

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849. Keren Hayesod. Palestine at War. London, 1942. 12 pp + fold out chart. £45 850. Keren Hayesod. Palestine Goes to it. 15 pp Palestine at War by Maurice Pearleman. London, heavily illus. 1942. 12 pp £50 851. Keren Hayesod. Prediction and Reality in Palestine. Jerusalem, 1945. 32 pp. Wrapps stained and discoloured. £35 852. Keren Hayesod. The Road Ahead. Fifth Palestine Annual Zionist Conference Held In Tel Aviv Under The Auspices of the Palestine Foundation Fund/Keren Hayesod October 1947. Jerusalem, 1947. Wrapps. 63 pp. £20 853. Keren Hayesod. The Exodus From Yemen. Paperbound, unpaginated, many illus. No date, circa 1950s. A photographic essay of the immigration of Yemeni Jews into Israel. £25 854. Keren Kajemeth Lejisrael. Herzl Und Bialik: Erzieher des Volks. In German. 31pp £28 855. Keren Kayameth Leisrael. 25 Years Jewish National Fund 5662 – 5687. Jerusalem, 1927. 188 pp An extensive report of the activities and land purchases during the first quarter of the 20th Century. There are numerous tables and illustrations and photographs some of them are fold-outs. £50 856. Keren Kayameth Leisrael. Double Anniversary Evening 1931 – 5692. Jerusalem, JNF, 1931. 30 anniversary of the KKY. Stencilled sheets 31 pp. £45 857. Keren Kayameth Leisrael and Keren Hayesod. First Fruits. Jerusalem, 1938. 55 pp. illus. £35 858. Keren Kayameth Leisrael and Keren Hayesod. Handbook of the Jewish Communal Villages in Palestine, 1938. Card wrapps. 62 pp illus. £45 859. Keren Kayemeth Lisrael. Das Judische Palastina. Jerusalem, 1928. 42 pp. + fold-out map, photographs. Worn at spine. In German. £35 860. Labour Friends of Israel. What They Said A Decade Or Two Ago: The “Left” and the Middle East. London, circa 1970. 4pp. £15 861. Labour Friends of Israel. Arab Refugees! London, circa 1970. Broadsheet. £15 £15 862. League Against Imperialism and for National Independence. Palestine. London, 1936. 27 pp. Palestine is written in English, Hebrew and Arabic on front cover. Anti Zionist pamphlet. £35 863. League of Arab States. The Palestine Refugees, Information and Statistics. Costa Tsoumas & Co Press, 1957. 104 pp. £28 864. Leeds Ladies’ Zionist Association. Annual Balance Sheet. Oct 1st 1936 – Sept 30th, 1938. 13pp. wrapps foxed. £28 865. Mizrachi. 40 Years Mizrachi. Synopsis of Addresses delivered at the Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the World Mizrachi, Adolph Tuck Hall, Woburn House, April 19th, 1942. .London, 1942. 16 pp One photo. Some creasing. £35 866. The National Message. The Sovereignty of Palestine. 7 pp. Anti Zionist Pamphlet arguing against partition and for the rescinding of the Balfour Declaration. £28 867. Nederlandsche Zionistische Studentorganisatie. Achtste Jaarboek. 5698/1938. Wrapps., 224 pp. In Dutch. £35 868. Palestine Co-Operative Investment Trust Limited. Rules of ……..London, 1932. 27pp. £45

74 869. Palestine Economic Corporation. i. Ninth Annual Report Calender Year 1935. New York, 1935, 52 pp. illus. £45 ii. Twelfth Annual Report Calender Year 1938. New York, 1938, 100 pp. Many photographs. Ex libris. Nice copy. £65 870. Palestine Labour Studies. Palestine Labour’s Case Before the Royal Commission. London, 1937. Wrapps. 124 pp. £38 871. Palestine Solidarity Campaign. Manifesto & Constitution. ND, (circa 1971). £45 872. Palinvest Palestine Investments Service Ltd. Palestine Economic Information Bulletin No 2 July/August 1939. London, 1939. 30 pp. £20 873. Poale Zion (Jewish Socialist Labour Party). The War and the Jewish People: Memorandum Submitted to the 39th Annual Conference of the Labour Party at Bournemouth by the Jewish Socialist…… London, 1940. 19pp. Some staining/water damage at lower area near spine not affecting text. £30 874. Poale Zion. Poale Zionism Its Contribution to the Establishment of Israel and Its Role In the Future. Flier 4 pp. £45 875. Society for the Propagation of Scientific Studies, Haifa. Annual Report 1 January 1925 – 1st January 1926. Haifa. 19pp With loose photo of the reading room or library of the Society. £50 876. South African Zionist Federation. Haganah. Johannesburg, 1947. 24pp. Pictorial wrapps. £40 877. Teachers’ Committee of the English Zionist Federation. Outline Lessons on Palestine. London, 1929. 46 pp. Soiled. £35 878. Union of Jewish Students. Who is Left in the PLO? London, circa 1970. Fold-out flyer some underlining. £25 879. United Palestine Appeal. i. Year Book 1938. New York, 1938. Folio wrapps. 104 pp Graphic illustration on cover. Many ads. Photos, heavily illustrated. £100 ii. Year Book 1947. New York, 1947. Folio wrapps. 128 pp Graphic illustration on cover. £100 880. United Palestine Appeal. Brains Trust. London, 1945. 16 pp. illus. with crude drawings. Measures approx 9 by 3.5 inch. A little soiled. £45 881. United Palestine Appeal London, 1945. Orange covers with image of spade on front, approx 7 by 5 inch, 15 pp. illus photos and 2 tone. £45 882. United Palestine Appeal. The UPA Story. London, 1945. 22 pp. illus. £40 883. United Palestine Appeal. Foundation Stones of Palestine’s Upbuilding. London, 1945. 35 pp Illustrated. £38 884. United Palestine Appeal First Report, October, 1943 to February, 1945. London, 1945. 8 pp illus. £38 885. United States Government. Mandate For Palestine. Washington, 1931. 2nd printing booklet 153. 115pp. £35 886. University Zionist Federation. The Jewish National Fund. UZF leaflet 1. London nd circa 1920s, 4 pp with single page supplement loosely inserted. £35 887. University Zionist Federation. Objections to Zionism Answered. UZF leaflet 3. London nd circa 1920s, 4 pp £30 888. Vaad Leumi. Memorandum Submitted To the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations By the National Council (Waad Leumi) of the Jews of Palestine, June, 1930. 4to 33+27pp English + Hebrew. Loosely inserted an English and Hebrew printed letter addressed to the High Commissioner of Palestine from the Vaad Leumi accompanying the report. £75.

75 889. Vaad Leumi General Council of the Jewish Community of Palestine. Features of Emergency Legislation in Palestine: Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Jerusalem, 1947. 15 pp. corner missing to wrapp. £60 890. Vaad Leumi ….. Local Government in Palestine. Memorandum Submitted to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Jerusalem, 1947. 45 pp. £65 891. Vaad Leumi …. The Jewish Community of Palestine and its Social Services. Memorandum …….. Jerusalem, 1947. 49 pp. + fold-out map of Palestine. £58 892. Watt, D.C. Documents on the Suez Crisis. 26th July to 6 November 1956. Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1957. 88pp. £35 893. Women’s Zionist Organisation (WIZO). Report for Period 1927-29 Presented to the Fifth Conference in Zurich. (22nd – 27th July 1929). London. 75 pp. £25 894. WIZO. Women Zionists and the War. London, Circa 1941. Leaflet, illustrated. 4 pp. £60 895. World Jewish Congress (British Section) War Emergency Conference of the World Jewish Conference. No. 14. Atlantic City, November, 1944 Addresses and Resolutions. Wrapps. 40 pp. £30 896. World Zionist Organization. The Constitution of the World Zionist Organization. i. Jerusalem, 1960. 28 pp. £15 ii. Jerusalem, 1964. 28 pp. £15 897. “Young Zionist” Publications No. 3. The Organisation of Zionism. (Six short Articles on the Zionist Parties, the World Zionist Organisation and Zionism in /England.) London, Joint Cultural Committee of Assoc. Young Zionist Soc. UZF, Ziona. 1935. 40pp. £28 898. Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland. The Balfour Declaration: Twenty-Five Years After. London, 1942. 32 pp With statements by leading Zionist and sympathisers. £28 899. Zionist Fed…Ireland. The Futility of Revisionism. London, nd., 15pp. £35 900. Zionist Fed…Ireland. Annual Reports £20 Each i. Thirty Fourth Annual report, January, 1933 – March, 1933. 112 pp a couple are in Hebrew. ii. Thirty Sixth Annual report, January, 1935 – March, 1936. 99 pp + 9 pages in Hebrew. iii. Fortieth Annual Report, June 1939 - May, 1940. London. 66pp In English with a 6 page Hebrew section. iv. Forty-First Annual Report, May 1940 - December, 1941. London, 1943. 43 + 2 pp In English with a 2 page Hebrew section. v. Forty-Second Annual Report, January-December, 1942. 1943. 61 + 2 pp In English with a 2 page Hebrew section. vi. Forty-Third Annual Report, January-December, 1943. London, 1944. 67 + 4 pp In English with a 7 page Hebrew section. Together with 4 pp Agenda for the 43 Annual Conference. vii. Forty-Fourth Annual Report, January-December, 1944. London, 1945. 67 + 4 pp In English with a 4 page Hebrew section. viii. Forty-Fifth Annual Report, January-December, 1945. London, 1946. 77 + 7 pp In English with a 7 page Hebrew section.

76 ix. Forty-Sixth Annual Report, January-December, 1946. London, 1946. 81 + 7 pp In English with a 7 page Hebrew section. 901. Zionist Fed …Ireland. Constitution. London, 1932. 16 pp £20 902. Zionist Fed …Ireland. The Jewish Training Farm, Hawath Hechalutz. London, (1936) illus, 20 pp. £45 903. Zionist Fed …Ireland. Arab v Arab. The Inner Arab Terror in Palestine. 14pp £40 904. Zionist Fed …Ireland. Zionist Extension Courses: A series of courses of extension lectures sponsored by the Education Committee of the Zionist Federation and held under the auspices of Zionist Societies in London. Syllabuses and Timetables. London, 1944. 31 pp. £38 905. Zionist Fed …Ireland. The Government of Palestine. London, 38pp. £25 906. Zionist Organisation. Zionist Work During 1921/1922. Reports of the Executive of the Zionist Organisation to the Annual Conference. Carlsbad, 1922. 147 pp. £65 907. Zionist Organisation. Constitution of the Zionist Organisation. London, 1929. 19 pp. £35 908. Zionist Organisation. The Jubilee of the First Zionist Congress 1897 – 1947. Jerusalem, 1947. Wrapps. 108 pp £15 909. Zionist Organisation. Palestine Miscellany. Youth Department. Palestine Pioneer Library (1). Tel Aviv. Wrapps. 79 pp + 8 illus. £18 910. Zionist Organisation. Artzi Palestine Almanac 5708 (1948). Palestine Pioneer Library. Tel Aviv, 1948. 95 pp Illus. £25 911. Zionist Organisation. Jerusalem 1948. ZO, KKL, Keren Hayesod, 1949. Wrapps. Unpaginated. A photographic booklet published on the first anniversary of the Proclamation of the State Israel. With a letter from the publishers loosely inserted. £125 912. Zionist Organization of America. Hagana, A History of Jewish Resistance. (ZOA pamphlet Series No. 1. New York. 16 pp. £45 913. Zionist Service Group – Et Livnot. i. The Long View. (A Concise statement of the position of the Zionist movement as viewed by Livnot and an indication of the direction in which improvement is necessary. London, 1928. 8pp. £50 ii. Our Programme. London, 1928. The principles and practical reforms advocated by El Livnot in order to secure the improvements indicated in “The Long View”. 7pp. £30 914. Zionist Youth Council. The Story of Tel Chai. New York, 1935. 76 pp. Essays and memorials to those that lost their lives at Tel Chai. £20

Section Nine: BOOKS

915. Aaronsohn, Alexander. With the Turks in Palestine. London, Constable, 1917. Tan cloth, 125 pp plus ads. £100 916. Abcarius, M F. Palestine, Through the Fog of Propaganda. London, Hutchinson, ND. Cloth, 240 pp. in frayed dj. With an Introduction by Maj. Gen. Sir E.L. Spears. £28 917. Aharon, Y Ben. Listen Gentile. The Story of A Life. London, Staples Press Ltd. Cloth, 206 pp. £20 918. Baedeker, Karl. Baedeker’s Palestine and Syria. With Routes Through Mesopotamia and Babylonia and the Island of Cyprus. Leipzig, 1912. 461 pp Maps etc. a couple of pencil annotations but a very nice copy. £165

77 919. Baraz, Joseph. Dagania. Jerusalem, KKL, 1931. Cloth, soiled, missing backstrip, illustrated. 80 pp. £20 920. Baratz, Joseph. A Village by The Jordan, The Story of Degania. London, Harvill, 1954. Cloth, dj. 176 pp. illus. £18 921. Beilinson, Mosche. Aufsatze. Tel Aviv, Achduth, 1937. 199 pp About 27 essays. £25 922. Belkind, Israel. Eretz Yisrael. Hame’ir Publisher, 153 pp. 1919 In Hebrew £45 923. Bentwich, Norman and Michael Kisch. Brigadier Frederick Kisch: Soldier and Zionist. London, Vallentine Mitchell, 1966. Cloth, in torn, dj. 200 pp. illus. £18 924. Berlin, Sir Isaiah. The Life and Opinions of Moses Hess. Cambridge, 1957. Cloth, 48 pp. Lucien Wolf Memorial Lecture for 1957. £25 925. Biberfeld, Dr Ph. Der Judische Staat. Frankfurt, 1938. Cloth, 93 pp. £45 926. Bliss, Frederick Jones. A Mound of Many Cities; or Tell El Hesy Excavated. London, Palestine Exploration Fund, 1896. Gilt cloth, some scuffing, Illustrated, 201 pp. £40 927. Brezhin, Abba. Yizkor Am Yisrael Et Kodshai Av Tarpat (1929). Jerusalem, 1930. Cloth, 271 pp illus. In Hebrew. Biographies in brief of victims of the disturbances in Palestine during August 1929. Compiled by A S Brezhin and edited Shabbethai Weiss. Each biography is accompanied by a portrait. The pogroms affected much of the country but Hebron, was the most severely affected followed by Jerusalem and Safed. £125 928. Carpi, Daniel. Zionism, Studies in the History of the Zionist Movement and of the Jews in Palestine. Tel Aviv University, Hakkibutz Hameuchad, 1970. Cloth, 503 pp. £15 929. Casper, Bernard. With The Jewish Brigade. London, Edward Goldston, 1947. Blue cloth, 128 pp. illus. With an introductory note by Brigadier E F Benjamin, formerly commander of the Jewish Brigade. £25 930. Children and Youth Aliyah Committee London. 25 Years of Youth Aliyah. London, 1959. illustrated. No dj. SIGNED by Eleanor Roosevelt. £75 931. Cohen, Israel (ed). Zionist Work In Palestine. London, T Fisher Unwin, 1911. 208 pp. By various authorities, with a foreword by David Wolffsohn, President of the Zionist Organisation. 24 illustrations. £150 932. Cohen, Israel. The Zionist Movement. London, Frederick Muller, 1945. Cloth, 352 pp. £25 933. Conder, Josiah. The Modern Traveller A Description, Geographical, Historical, and Topographical of the Various Countries of the Globe in Thirty Volumes. Volume the First. Palestine, The Holy Land. London, James Duncan, 1830. 372 pp. A fold-out map of Palestine, 2 plates and a Ground Plan of Jerusalem. Half leather, worn at spine beginning to split. £48 934. [Dekel, Ephraim] Brycha – Home Through the Vale of Tears. First Edition. Softcover, original wrapps. oblong approx 34 cm x 24 cm. Some foxing to fore-edges, some minor tearing to spine. Efge of back cover a bit rumpled, minor fraying of edges. none the less a very good copy of a very hard to find book. No date but circa 1948. Introduction and captions in Hebrew, Yiddish and English. A rare photographic book of the journey from Europe and travels to Palestine of the Jewish DPs immediately before the establishment of the State of Israel. Presentation copy signed in Hebrew by E Dekel. £850 935. Dienard, Ephraim. Cherpath Britania (The Shame of Britain). New York, 1929. Blue gilt cloth, 155 pp. In Hebrew. Deinard 1846-1930 was a bibliographer and Hebrew author. An attack on the British £150

78 936. Duff, Douglas V. Bailing With a Teaspoon. London, John Long, 1953. Cloth dj. 224 pp. Some foxing, 26 illustrations. Presentation copy from the author to his wife. The story of a policeman in Palestine during the Mandate years. £25 937. Edwardson, Cordelia. Lives in A Kibbutz. Photographs by Anna Riwkin- Brick. London, Wheaton, 1970. Cloth, dj. Ex-libris unp. A photographic book for children. £25 938. Einstein, Albert. About Zionism. Speeches and Letters. London, Soncino Press, 1930. Cloth, 68 pp. Translated and edited with introduction by Leon Simon. £85 939. Ellern, Hermann and Bessi. Herzl, Hechler, The Grand Duke of Baden and the German Emperor 1896 – 1904. Documents found by H and B Ellern Reproduced in Facsimile. Tel Aviv, 1961. Small folio. Has an introduction by Alex Bein. The introduction, lcontents etc are in Hebrew and English the documents themselves are mostly in German, some are in English. £45 940. Freier, Recha. Let the Children Come: The Early Years of Youth Aliyah. London, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1961. Cloth, dj. 134 pp. £15 941. Friedlander, Moses (trans). Order of Service for the Synagogue and the Home with Notes and References for Israel Independence Day. London, Routledge and Kegan Paul. 1964. Cloth 128 + 128 pp Hebrew and English. £40 942. Glanz, Dr Heinrich. Theodor Herzl Jahrbuch. Vienna, 1937. 326 pp. £35 943. Goodman, Paul. The Jewish National Home. London, Dent, 1943. Cloth in frayed dj 296 pp. including maps and illustrations. £15 944. Goodman, Paul and Lewis, Arthur D. Zionism – Problems and Views. London, T Fisher and Unwin, 1916. Cloth, Lower corner stained and one worn. 286 pp. 31 essays by many of the Jewish leaders and scholars of the day especially English ones including Ben Yehuda, the Chief Rabbi, Selig Brodetsky Leonard Stein, Herbert Bentwich. Has an inscription “From Herbert Bentwich to His dear son Norman who has done so much to Keep the Flag Flying in England. Includes the Hatikvah set to music by Arthur M Friedlander. £25 945. Goodsall, Robert H. (Lieut. Royal Field Art.) Palestine Memories 1917 – 1918 – 1925. Canterbury, Cross and Jackman, 1925. Cloth, no dj. ex libris, 223 pp. With sketches in colour and monochrome, photographs and four maps made by the author. £75 946. Habas, Bracha (Compiler). Meoroth Tarzav. Tel Aviv, 1937. Cloth, 695 pp fold out map of Jaffa + plates. In Hebrew. No dj, some wear at spine top and bottom, very minor worming to a few pages at bottom edge overall a robust copy. An account of the disturbances in Palestine in the year 1936. £85 947. Hadawi, Sami. The Palestine Problem Before The United Nations 1966. Beirut, 1966. 915pp. £110 948. Hanauer, J E. Walks About Jerusalem. London Society For Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews, 1910. Gilt cloth, 260 pp. Illustrated. £35 949. Hanna, Paul, L. British Policy in Palestine. Washington, American Council on Public Affairs, 1942. Wrapps. 214pp. £28 950. Herzl, Theodor. Altneuland. Old New Land. Haifa, Haifa Publishing Co. 1964. Cloth, qurto, 218 pp photos & Illus. A novel by Herzl. £25 951. Herzl, Theodor. Der Judenstaat (Medinat Yisrael). Warsaw, 1912. Nicely bound, cloth gilt backstrip with paper covered boards with original wrapps bound in. In Hebrew translated by M Berkowitz. Reprint of the first Hebrew edition of Herzl’s Der Judenstaat which was first published in 1896. £75

79 952. Hess, M. Rom und Jerusalem die Letzte Nationalitatsfrage. Briefe und Noten. Leipzig, Kaufmann. 1899. Cloth, some wear towards edges. Was Herbert Bentwich’s copy with his bookplate. 201 pp. In German. £75 953. Hyamsom, Albert. The British Consulate In Jerusalem. 2 vols. £75 954. Hyamson, A. M. Palestine Under the Mandate 1920 – 1948. London, Methuen, 1950. Cloth, dj. 210 pp. £25 955. Infield, Henrik F. Co-Operative Living in Palestine. London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. Cloth, no dj., 145 pp + illus. With a foreword by Gen., Sir Arthur Wauchope. £35 956. Jannaway, Frank G. Palestine and the Powers: Or the Intentions and Aims of Russia, Germany, Britain and Turkey, regarding the Zionist Movement, in the Light of Prophecy. London, Elliot Stock, 1918. Cloth, 142 pp. Illus. And maps. £30 957. Kahane, Rabbi Meir. Listen Vanessa I am Zionist. 1978. 163 pp. £45 958. Katz, Doris. The Lady Was a Terrorist, During Israel’s War of Liberation. New York, Shiloni, 1953. Cloth, in worn dj. 192 pp. With an inscription “To Miss Flora Moss a sympathizer to our cause from a lady which (sic) was also a terrorist and detainee, Zilla Avindror, your friend.” £25 959. Kennedy, John F. On Israel, Zionism and Jewish Issues. New York, Herzl Press for the ZOA, 1965. Cloth, no dj. Large format, illus. 69 pp. £25 960. Khaled, Leila. My People Shall Live, The Autobiography of a Revolutionary. London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1973. Cloth, dj. 223 pp. Edited by George Hajjar with a foreword by Glubb Pasha. £35 961. Kimche, Jon and David. The Secret Roads: The “Illegal” Migration of a People 1938-1948. London, Secker and Warburg, 1954. Cloth, 223 pp illustrations and fold-out map. £20 962. Kisch, Lieutenant-Colonel. Palestine Diary. London, Victor Gollancz, 1938. Cloth, dj. a little sunned, 478 pp. First ed. With a foreword by David Lloyd George. £45 963. Koestler, Arthur. Promise and Fulfilment: Palestine 1917 - 1949. London, Macmillan, 1949. Cloth, dj. 335 pp. £20 964. Kravi, A. The History of the Israel Armed Forces. Tel Aviv, 1957. Spiral bound oblong book, illustrated throughout. In English, Hebrew and French. £25 965. Landau, Jacob M. Abdul-Hamid’s Palestine. Jerusalem, Carta, 1979. Cloth in frayed dj. 144 pp. Rare century old photographs from the private collection of the Ottoman sultan now published for the first time. £45 966. Levenberg, S. The Jews in Palestine: A Study in Labour Zionism. London, Poale Zion, Jewish Socialist Labour Party, 1945. Cloth, 401 pp. £12 967. Lithman, Ethel. The Man Who Wrote Hatikvah. A Biography of Naphtali Herz Imber. London, 1979. Paperbound, 163 pp. Illustrated. £28 968. Litvin, Rabbi Dr Joseph. Yismach Yisrael (Al Ahavath Yisrael V’Eretz Yisrael) Compendium of Rabbinic Laws and ideas regarding love for the People of Israel and the Land of Israel. London, 1958. Blue gilt cloth. 282pp In Hebrew. £35 969. Lock, Major H O. The Conquerors of Palestine Through Forty Centuries. London, Robert Scott, 1920. Cloth, spine faded 121 pp. With an introduction by Field Marshall Viscount Allenby. £25 970. Lockhart, Captain J G. Palestine Days and Nights: Sketches of the Campaign in the Holy Land. London, Robert Scott. Cloth 140 pp. £28 971. Luncz, A. M. Caftor va-pherach par Estori ha-Parchi le premier explorateur de la Terre-Sainte (au treizieme siecle). Jerusalem, 1897 &

80 1899. 2 vols. Xlii + 850 Qtr leather, gilt, raised bands, spine scuffed. A geographical and halachic treatise on Palestine. £145 972. Luncz, A M. HaMeamer Vol 3 (only) Jerusalem, Luncz, 1919. Letters of travellers, inscriptions on graves, testimonials, rules, memorials and other documents concerning the middle ages. 320 pp. £45 973. Macmunn, Lieut. General. Sir George and Captain Cyril Falls. Military Operations Egypt and Palestine. History of the Great War. Based on Official Documents By Direction of the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence. 5 Vols. 3 text and 2 map cases. About 1100pp of text and 38 folding maps with many maps in the text volumes. Vol 1 & 2 have some damp damage, they are robust but there is some discoloration of cloth and some wrinkling of pages. £425 974. Meyerovitz, Ahron. Sefer HaPalmach. Hakibutz Hameuchad, 1953. 2 vols. cloth, Vol 1 No dj 868 pp. Vol 2 dj. 1054 pp Plus illus. In Hebrew. A history/anthology on the Palmach (assault companies) the striking force of the Hagana which was set up on May 19th 1941in response to the nearing of the Axis forces to Palestine. £65 975. Morpurgo, Luciano. Palestine. Rome, 1930. Photographic book, 264 rotogravure illustrations. Captions in Italian and French. Preface in Italian by Chaim Weizmann £85 976. Patterson, Lieut. Col. J H. With the Judeans in the Palestine Campaign. London, Hutchinson, 1922. Cloth, missing backstrip. 279 pp. illus. £50 977. Patterson. With the Zionists in Gallipoli. London, Hutchinson, 1916. 316pp Plus fold –out map. Ex-libris, worn, missing FFEP. £50 978. Pearlman, Maurice. Mufti of Jerusalem: The Story of Haj Amin El Husseini. London, Victor Gollancz, 1947. Blue cloth, 91 pp. £45 979. Perry, S. S. Britain Opens a Gateway. London, Museum Press, 1944. Cloth, dj. 96 pp. £20 980. Raven, Cannon C E (intro). Palestine in Picture. Cambridge, Heffer, 1929. Cloth, dj. quarto xii + 221 pp. A photographic with 221 pages of photographs of Palestine. £50 981. Reifenberg, A. The Soils of Palestine. London, Thomas Murby, 1947. Cloth, dj. illus. 179 pp. 2nd rev. ed. £20 982. Ruppin, Dr Arthur. The Agricultural Colonisation of the Zionist Organisation in Palestine. London, Martin Hopkinson, 1926. Cloth no dj. 209 pp. + Publish. ads. Translated from the German b RJ Feiwel. With the compliments of the author. £15 983. Sacher, Harry. Zionist Portraits and Other Essays. London, Anthony Blond, 1959. Cloth in tattered dj. 355 pp. £18 984. Salaman, Redcliffe N. Palestine Reclaimed. Letters From A Jewish Officer in Palestine. London, George Routledge (c 1920). Cloth back-strip, paper covered boards, 236 pp + map. With Intro. By Ormsby Gore. £60 985. Sidebotham, Herbert. Great Britain and Palestine. London, Macmillan, 1937. Cloth, illustrated, maps, 310 pp. £35 986. Sokolow, Nahum. History of Zionism 1600-1918. London, 1919. Cloth, 2 vols. Illus. 313 + 480. Harold Nicolson’s copy. Detailed history of Zionism by one who played an important role during a crucial era of Zionist activity. Cloth a little dull minor wear but a fairly good set. First major history of Zionism. £120 987. Son, M Van. The Palestine Deadlock and the Way Out. A Call To Action To All Parties Involved. London, M L Cailingold, 1937. 24 pp. £25

81 988. Stein, Leonard. Zionism. London, Ernest Benn, 1926. Cloth, no dj. 218 pp. £25 989. Straus-Mochenson, Nellie. Our Palestine. With a Biographical Memoir by Margery Bentwich. Tel-Aviv, 1939. Cloth, no dj. vg. £65 990. Triwaks, I. War and Peace in Palestine. Memorial Album. Tel Aviv, 1930. 278 + LIII pp. Many illustrations, in Hebrew, Yiddish and English. Cloth, re-backed, rubbing to extremities. £125 991. Triwaks, Yitschak and Eliezer Steinman. Sefer Meah Shana. Tel Aviv, 1938. Cloth, 504 pp. In Hebrew. Many illustrations. A classic important work on the early Yishuv. £125 992. Trivaks, Isaac. Mishpat HaKottel. Tel Aviv, 1931. Gilt, cloth, 164 pp plus 8 plates, in Hebrew. Cloth, A Summary of the deliberations of the commission appointed by the British Government to determine the rights and claims of Muslims and Jews to the Western Wall. £95 993. Wagner, Senator Robert F. (Foreword). Report on Palestine By The United Nations Special Committee. New York, Somerset Books, 1947. Cloth, dj., 211pp. £25 994. Watson, Sir CM. Fifty Years’ Work in the Holy Land: A Record and a Summary 1865-1915. London, Palestine Exploration Fund, 1915. Paper covered boards, 190 pp. Includes fold out map. £45 995. Wavell, Colonel A P. The Palestine Campaigns. London, Constable, 1931. Red cloth, 252 pp + maps. 3rd ed. £28 996. Weldler, Norbert. Sieg Des Zionistischen Gedankens, Die Losung der Judenfrage. Mit Einem Geleitwort von Prof. J R v Salis. Zurich, JGV, 1945. 150 pp. With portrait of Herzl. £25 997. Wilson, Major RD. Cordon and Search: With 6th Airborne Division in Palestine. Aldershot, Gale & Polden, 1949. Cloth, dj. 273 pp. With illus. and fldg. Map. Written in pen on FFEP 591314 Beard RAF Oct/50. £25 998. Yizkor, In Memoriam. Government of Israel, 1955. Maroon cloth 2 volumes. Volume (909 pp.) one comprises of biographies and photographs of all the fallen in the war of Independence. Volume 2 (367pp.) was published in 1969 and brings the biographies and photographs up to the Six Day War. In Hebrew. £125 999. Zembrowski, Harav Zemach. Oz V’Atah, Shivim Shanot Tenuat Hamizrachi. Jerusalem, 1973. 27 pp. £35 1000. Zionistiches A B C – Buch. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Zionistisches Zentralbureau, 1908. Cloth, 293 pp + numerous ads. In German. £85

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JNF Blue Box Exhibition – 90th Anniversary 1901 – 1991

Khalidi, Walid and Jill Khadduri. Palestine and the Arab Israeli Conflict: An Annotated Bibliography. Beirut, Institute for Palestine Studies, 1974.

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Rosenthal Booksellers. Palestine Zionism Israel Catalogue 63. Oxford, (1962)

Smith, Diana Rowland. Second Supplementary Catalogue of Hebrew Books in the British Library 1893-1960. London, 1994. 2 vols.

Wigoder, Geoffrey (ed.). New Encyclopedia of Zionism and Israel. New York, Herzl Press. 2 vols.

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