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 | 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. | |
| 337 | FRANKENSTEIN, ERNST. Justice for my people. The Jewish case.
London, Nicholson and Watson, (1943). Or. cloth. 185, VII pp. Back discolored. First edition. Dedication on first endleaf. In good condition. | |
| 338 | FREEDEN, HERBERT. Jüdisches Theater in Nazi-Deutschland. Mit 4 Kunstdrucktafeln. (Schriftenreihe wissenschaftlicher Abhandlungen des Leo Baeck Instituts)
Tübingen, J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck),1964. Or.cloth. with dustjacket, X,184 pp. and 4 plates. In good condition. | |
| 339 | GOLLANCZ, VICTOR. Geen plaats om het hoofd neer te leggen. De Joodse tragedie in Europa en haar oplossing.
Amsterdam, Uitgave Nederlandsche Zionistenbond, 1945. Or. wrps., stapled., 32 pp. Paper browned. In Dutch. In good condition. | |
| 340 | [GOUDSTIKKER, JACQUES] Catalogus van moderne schilderijen, aquarellen, teekeningen, etc. afkomstig van de collectie van wijlen J. Goudstikker, Amsterdam. De publieke veiling zal plaatsvinden te Amsterdam, 8 en 9 October 1940 in de groote veilingzaal van de firma Frederik Muller & co.
Amsterdam, Frederik Muller & co., 1940. Or. wrps., back cover and last plate missing. 26 pp. and 14 plates. 4to. Frontcover soiled, some traces of use, plates in good condition. * The Jewish artdealer and collector Jacques Goudstikker escaped from Holland early 1940 but died unfortunately on board his ship. His collections were sold to the Nazi's and are now subject to lawsuits on legal ownership. This auction-catalogue for 8 and 9 october 1940 is thus an important early document on this international art-affair. The last plate featuring item 173: Albert Neuhuys, Jonge Liefde is missing as well as the back cover. | |
| 341 | GUTMAN, ISRAEL (ed.). Encyclopedia of the Holocaust. 4 volumes.Complete set.
New York / London, Macmillan Publishing Company / Collier Macmillan Publishers, 1990. Or.cloth. L, 1905 pp. Printed in double cols. Illustrated. Large 4to. In good condition. | |
| 342 | HASS, AARON. In the shadow of the holocaust. The second generation.
Ithaca-London, Cornell University Press,1990. Or.cloth, with dustjacket. XII, 180 pp. | |
| 343 | HILLESUM, ETTY. Het denkende hart van de barak. Brieven van Etty Hillesum. Ingeleid door J.G. Gaarlandt.
Haarlem, De Haan, 1982. Or. cloth with dustjacket. 120 pp. and 8 plates. Dutch. In good condition. First edition. | |
| 344 | INDELMAN, ELCHANAN (ed.). Udim. Leket Divrei Soferim Ivri'im she-Nispu be-Shoah Europa be-Shannot 1940-1945. Collection of Hebrew writings written during the Holocaust. 2 vols.
Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, 1970-1975. Or. cloth. with dustjackets. 388; 313 pp. In Hebrew. Dustjackets sl. soiled. In good condition. | |
 | 345 | JONG, LOU DE. Je maintiendrai. 1. Een jaar Nazi-tyrannie in Nederland (1941) 2. Het tweede jaar (1942). 3. Het derde jaar (1944). 4. Het vierde jaar. 4 vols.
London, The Netherlands Publ. Comp., 1941-1945, Or. cloth. with dustjackets. Illustrated with many photographs. First edition. Vol. 1 is without dustjacket. A few traces of use to the bindings, otherwise the set is in good condition. * First war account by dr. Lou de Jong, historian and journalist and reporter of Radio Oranje in London, who after the war became the director of the 'Rijksinstituut van Oorlogsdocumentatie' and the author of the monumental work 'Het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden in de Tweede Wereldoorlog.' | |
 | 346 | KAPLAN, CHAIM A. Scroll of agony. The Warsaw diary of Chaim A. Kaplan. Translated and edited by Abraham I. Katsh.
New York-London, Macmillan,1965. Or. cloth. with dustjacket. 350, (1) pp. and frontispiece plate. Two maps printed in front- and backcover. A few traces of use to the dustjacket. Handwritten dedication in Hebrew on first endleaf. A few small minor pen markings in the introduction. In good condition. | |
 | 347 | KARSKI, JAN (1914-2000). Story of a secret state.
Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1944. Or. cloth. 391 pp. First American edition. Frontcover stained, otherwise in good condition. * Personal story of Jan Karski, member of the Polish Underground State. | |
| 348 | KLIJN, MARGO. De stille slag. Joodse Arnhemmers,1933-1945.
Westervoort, Van Gruting, 2003, Or.cloth. with dustjacket, 263 pp. Illustrated. Incl. fold. map of Arnhem of 1940. Dutch. In good condition. | |
| 349 | LADOR, YITSHAK. Kehilat Zarki.
(Tel Aviv), Irgun yots'e Z'arki be-Yi´sra'el, 1959. Or.cloth. 324 pp. Illustrated. In Hebrew. Library stamp on titlepage. Binding sl. dam., otherwise in good condition. * Includes alphabetical necrology of those who perished during the Holocaust from Zarki, in Poland (p. 319-324). | |
| 350 | LAUTERBACH, LEO. Chronicle of the Lauterbach family. Descendants of Jacob Bezalel Lauterbach of Drohobycz, 1800-1960. New edition.
Jerusalem 1961. Or. cloth. 184 pp. and 2 portraits. 4to. English. Added: Supplement No. 1 (August 1962, 14 pp.). In good condition. * Containing family trees and short biographies. |