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 | 317 | ADLER, H.G. Theresienstadt 1941-1945. Das Antlitz einer Zwangsgemeinschaft. Geschichte, Soziologie, Psychologie. 2. verbesserte und ergänzte Auflage.
Tübingen, J.C.B. Mohr, 1960. Or. cloth. with dustjacket, LIX, 892 pp. German. In good condition. * The most extensive study on the concentration camp Theresienstadt. | |
 | 318 | ANDRIESSEN, MARI. De dokwerker. (A letter of Mari Andriessen to Dr. Jaap Meijer).
Haarlem, Carlinapers, 1980. Or.wrps. 7 pp. 4to. Dutch. In good condition. * Bibliophile edition of 90 copies. This copy nr. 47. In memory of Mari Andriessen, sculptor of the famous statue 'Dokwerker' in Amsterdam. | |
| 319 | [ANONYMOUS] 'De Charybde en Scylla.' I. Le péril extérieur. L'Hitlérisme. II. Le péril intérieur. Le communisme. 2 vols. ( (La Petite Illustration 895, 897, 12 et 26 novembre 1938).
Paris 1938. Or.wrps. 32; 32 pp. and 8 plates. Printed in double cols. Small folio. A few traces of use, otherwise in good condition. | |
| 320 | ARKEL, D. VAN. Antisemitism in Austria. (Diss. Univ. of Leiden).
Leiden 1966. Or. wrps. XIX, 196, 14 lvs. Folio. Typescript. A few traces of use to the binding. Introduction in Dutch, full text in English. Still in good condition. | |
 | 321 | [AUSCHWITZ] Het Nederlandsche Roode Kruis. Auschwitz.
Deel V: De Deportatietransporten in 1944. (Uitgave van het Hoofdbestuur van de Vereniging van het Nederl. Roode Kruis.). 's-Gravenhage 1953. Or.wrps. 38 pp. Stencilled publication. In Dutch. In good condition. * Fifth and last part of a series of publications by the Netherlands division of the Red Cross, concerning the deportations of Dutch Jews to the Auschwitz concentrationcamp. Rare. | |
| 322 | BOR, JOSEF. The Terezin requiem. Translated from the Czech by Edith Pargeter.
New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1963. Or.hcloth., sl. soiled. 115 pp. Name of previous owner on first endleaf. First American edition. In good condition. * The story of the Czech conductor Rafael Schächter who had to assemble an orchestra of Jewish musicians to perform the Requiem of Verdi to delegates of the Red Cross in the concentrationcamp of Theresienstadt in 1944. | |
| 323 | BORCHARD, MARC (1808-1872). Intolérance et persécutions religieuses.
Paris 1868. Or.wrps., soiled and dam. 101 pp. Frontcover loose. Author's handwritten dedication on French titlepage. First edition. * Contains references to the persecution of the Jews, particularly in Rumenia. 3 parts in 1 volume. Marc Borcchard was a German physician and author, who graduated in Halle and then moved to Bordeaux. | |
| 324 | BRAHAM, RANDOLPH L. (ed.). The destruction of Romanian and Ukrainian Jews during the Antonescu Era. (East European Monographs).
New York, The Rosenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies Graduate Center / City University of New York, 1997. Or. cloth. with dustjacket. XVI, 413 pp. In good condition. * | |
| 325 | CASSOU, JEAN (ed.). Le pillage par les Allemands des oeuvres d'art et des bibliothèques appartenant à des Juifs en France.
Recueil de documents publié sous la direction de Jean Cassou et Jacques Sabille. (CDJC Série 'Documents' No 4.
Paris 1947. Or. wrps. 270 pp. and 15 plates. French. Paper browned. In good condition. | |
| 326 | [COLLECTIVE] Jewish heroism in modern times. A Hanukah Anthology.
Jerusalem, World Zionist Organization (Research section), 1965. Or. wrps. 194 pp. In good condition. * Among the contributions: The Jewish partisans, by Shalom Cholavski; Jews in the war against the Nazis, by N. Blumenthal and J. Karmish. | |
| 327 | CYPRIAN, TADEUSZ & JERZY SAWICKI. Nazi rule in Poland 1939 - 1945.
Warsaw, Polonia Publishing House, 1961. Or.wrps. with dustjacket. 261 pp. incl. 46 photographic plates. A few traces of use to the binding, otherwise in good condition . | |
| 328 | CZERNIAKOW, ADAM. Warsaw ghetto diary 6.9.1939 - 23.7.1942. Edited by N. Blumenthal, N. Eck, J. Kermish, A Tartakower. (Yad Vashem Archives vol. VII). (Second edition). Hebrew edition.
Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, 1970, Or.cloth. with dustjacket. XIX, 395, XXI pp. portrait of Czerniakow and 2 facs. pages of the orginal diary in Polish. Added: Map of the Warsaw Ghetto as published in the first edition (1968). Hebrew translation with English introduction by Joseph Kermish. Dustjacket sl. soiled and rubbed. Many marginal pen annotations in Hebrew in the notes. Still in good condition. * Adam Czerniakow was head of the Jewish Council in Warsaw from 1939 to 1942. He committed suicide when deportations began in July 1942. | |
| 329 | DEAN, MARTIN. Robbing the Jews. The confiscation of Jewish property in the Holocaust, 1933-1945.
Cambridge 2008. Or.cloth with dustjacket. X, 437 pp. In good condition. | |
| 330 | DITTRICH, ZDENEK RADSLAV. Hitlers weg naar de macht. De regering Von Papen (La voie d'Hitler, le gouvernement von Papen). (Avec résumé en français). (Diss. Univ. Utrecht).
Utrecht, N.V. A. Oosthoek's Uitgevers Mij., 1951. Or.cloth., sl. soiled. VIII, 229, X pp. Dutch, with summary in French. In good condtion. | |
 | 331 | DORMITZER, ELSE. Theresienstädter Bilder.
Hilversum, De Boekenvriend, 1945. Or. wrps. with illustrated wrps. cover. 23 pp. German. In good condition. * Limited edition of 500 copies. This copy nr. 402. A very rare collection of poems, written between 1943 and 1945 in the Theresienstadt concentration camp. Dustjacket drawn by Otto Treumann. | |
 | 332 | [DUTCH POEMS] Geuzenliedboek 1940-1945.
N.pl. n.d. (1945). Or.hcloth. 264 pp. Dutch. Ex lib copy in good condition. First edition. * Dutch poems written during and in protest against the occupation of the Netherlands. Published after the liberation in 1945. | |
| 333 | DVORJETSKI, MARC (1908-1975). Ghetto à l'est. Roman. Traduit du yiddish par Arnold Mandel.
Paris 1950. Or. wrps. 302 pp. French. A few traces of use to the binding. In good condition. | |
| 334 | ECK, N. & A.L. KUBOVY (eds.). Yad Vashem Studies on the European Jewish Catastrophe V. Edited by Nathan Eck and Arieh Leon Kubovy.
Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, 1963. Or. hcloth. with dustjacket, 432 pp. English edition. In good condition. * From the contents: Jenö Levai: The Hungarian deportations in the light of the Eichmann Trial. Shaul Esh: Words and their meaning: 25 examples of Nazi-idiom. Nachman Blumental: Magical thinking among the Jews during the Nazi occupation. And many other essays. | |
| 335 | ERICKSEN, ROBERT P. Theologians under Hitler. Gerhard Kittel, Paul Althaus and Emanuel Hirsch.
New Haven 1985. Or. cloth. with dustjacket. X, 245 pp. Portraits included. A few brownings. In good condition. | |
| 336 | FRAENKEL, HEINRICH (1897-1986). Help us Germans to beat the nazis! (Victory Books no. 14).
London, Victor Gollancz, 1941. Or.cloth., back discolored. 118 pp. Some tiny workholes throughout, otherwise in good condition. * Heinrich Fraenkel wrote this book while interned in Hutchinson Camp on the Isle of Man. About 1100 Germans, mostly Jews and academics, were held captive during the Second World War. Fraenkel was able to smuggle the manuscript of his book to London publisher Victor Gollancz. The last chapter of the book is on Camp Hutchinson, where a relative mild regime existed. Fraenkel himself considered his internment justified in order to prevent German spies coming into the country. Fraenkel was released from the camp 6 months after his arrest. After the war he was the Berlin correspondent for the New Statesman, publishing articles on the Nuremberg trials. In 1949 he returned to England and became a British citizen in 1950. |