Bidspirit auctions | DYNASTY Auction May 25
DYNASTY, May 25. 201 lots.
DYNASTY - The auction will take place on Monday, Mai 25, 2026, at 19:00 (Israel time).
Lots in this catalog (201)
- Lot 1: “And all those who stand from afar shall see and know that the Zionist idea is not a dream...
- Lot 2: Theodor Herzl - "The Jewish State" - First Hebrew Edition
- Lot 3: Wedding invitation - “The eighth year of the First Congress in Basel”. October 1904
- Lot 4: Official invitation to the Jewish community of Vienna to the event marking the transfer of the remains of Theodor
- Lot 5: The transfer of the remains of Dr.
- Lot 6: Protocol of the First Meetings of the “Hovevei Zion” Movement - The first modern-era organizational assembly dedicated
- Lot 7: The official program for the events marking the appointment day of Herbert Plumer as the British High Commissioner in
- Lot 8: Alzionism – “Zionism” – a rare publication calling on the Jewish community in Libya to join the Zionist movement.
- Lot 9: A letter by Prof. David Yellin concerning a melody for a song written by his son,
- Lot 10: A letter by Rabbi Abraham Isaac HaCohen Kook requesting assistance for a Torah scholar
- Lot 11: An early and interesting letter from the mother of Moshe Sharett to the Herzliya Gymnasium,
- Lot 12: Early photograph of Moshe Sharett and his daughter Yael on their way back from the United States to Eretz Israel,
- Lot 13: An important letter in which David Zvi Pinkas opposes the appointment of Chaim Weizmann as President of the
- Lot 14: A collection of autographs of Presidents, Israeli Prime Ministers, and Ministers. Israel - 1950s and 1960s
- Lot 15: Menachem Begin - The Revolt - The Story of the Irgun - English edition.
- Lot 16: Menachem Begin presenting a dedicated gift to Rosalynn Carter - A photograph signed by Rosalynn Carter
- Lot 17: A mourning poster on the death of Lord Balfour - a memorial gathering at the conclusion of the “shiva” at the Yeshurun
- Lot 18: “‘The White Paper has been published…’” - The response of an issue of the newspaper “HaBoker” to the publication of
- Lot 19: "To liberate Zion, even at the cost of life" – a forceful proclamation by the Irgun organization,
- Lot 20: "Thus they murdered the four: through deceit, cowardice, and abuse...
- Lot 21: A declaration on behalf of the Lehi organization in response to the proposal for a "ceasefire" raised at the United
- Lot 22: The Address of Chaim Weizmann before the Royal Commission for Palestine - a limited edition of 300 copies
- Lot 23: “For a Jewish and Independent Palestine” - An important publication supporting the Zionist idea by a non-Jewish author.
- Lot 24: Gordon and the Search: With the 6th Airborne Division in Palestine. England, 1949 - First edition
- Lot 25: “Today Jerusalem is liberated” - Address by the Commander of the Central Command on the eve of the liberation of
- Lot 26: "The Time of Our Freedom – Passover" – a special booklet published for the Passover holiday by HeHalutz in Sweden –
- Lot 27: Non-traditional Haggadah – HaMachanot HaOlim in Eretz Israel, 1946
- Lot 28: Passover, the Time of Our Freedom - Independence Day - A special booklet in honor of the Passover holiday. Paris, 1955
- Lot 29: Independence Day - An Illustrated Booklet for Children - David Gilboa
- Lot 30: Aaron Lopez and Judah Touro: A Refugee and the Son of a Refugee.
- Lot 31: A booklet of song and prayer for the occasion of the birth of Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands. Amsterdam 1901
- Lot 32: “The traitor Dreyfus” - a rare issue of L’Intransigeant from the early days of the Dreyfus Affair,
- Lot 33: The Dreyfus Scroll - A rare publication in the form of a biblical-style narrative, issued at the height of the affair,
- Lot 34: The ceremony of awarding the Legion of Honour to Dreyfus and the restoration of his ranks - historic issue of the
- Lot 35: "Ball at the Élysée Palace" – Dreyfus and his supporters in a joint dance – poster no.
- Lot 36: Baron James de Rothschild, depicted as a wolf rummaging through a pile of money sacks - Poster No.
- Lot 37: Alphonse de Rothschild as a monstrous ape – poster no. 45 from the series “Exhibition of Monsters” – the Dreyfus Affair
- Lot 38: Antisemitic Nutcracker
- Lot 39: “To fight by all means to achieve the liberation of all peoples from the chains of Jewish money and the Jewish
- Lot 40: The Manuscript of Moses - Isidore - Abraham Levy - Early antisemitic publication condemning the character of the Jews.
- Lot 41: “The Lion in the Jews’ Den” - an antisemitic issue of Kladderadatsch - Berlin, 1937 - color illustrations
- Lot 42: Antisemitic issue of the magazine Kladderadatsch - the Nazi position regarding events in Eretz Israel during the
- Lot 43: Antisemitic issue of the magazine Kladderadatsch ahead of the Nazi “Party Day” in Nuremberg - September 1933
- Lot 44: “Yedid HaYeladim” - a collection of children’s issues of the Social Democratic Party bulletin - early messages against
- Lot 45: Antisemitic postcards - Nazi Germany
- Lot 46: “Studies prove that the Jewish race does not engage in physical activity...
- Lot 47: “It is forbidden for our people to intermingle with Jewish blood” - instructional sheets for organizing evening
- Lot 48: “We Stand by the Farmer” - an educational booklet of the League of German Girls movement. Berlin, 1937
- Lot 49: Issue of “The broadcast – Weekly Radio” dated April 14,
- Lot 50: "Exposing the Worldwide Freemasonry" - a sharply antisemitic booklet in a special edition by the Nazi Der Aufbau
- Lot 51: Die Juden in der Karikatur - A comprehensive and preliminary publication on the phenomenon of antisemitism in Europe,
- Lot 52: LES JUIF - On the phenomenon of anti-Semitism and its roots with the rise of the Nazi party and the intensification of
- Lot 53: “The Jews and the Talmud” - a particularly virulent antisemitic publication - Russian translation. Paris, 1928
- Lot 54: Johannes Pohl - a sharply anti-Semitic publication distorting the “Spirit of the Talmud” of the Jews. Berlin,
- Lot 55: “Less wheat,
- Lot 56: A special issue of the German newspaper Berliner Volksbote calling on the German people not to participate in a
- Lot 57: A rare anti-Semitic issue of the German Labor Front - following the assassination of Wilhelm Gustloff,
- Lot 58: “If you have no grasp of the Jewish question,
- Lot 59: KAMPTEGNET - An antisemitic weekly published in Denmark as the counterpart of the Nazi “Der Stürmer” - Issue dated May
- Lot 60: “The Victory Campaign through France” - documentation of the conquest of France from the German perspective. Berlin,
- Lot 61: A collection of German patriotic song postcards of the Wehrmacht. Germany, circa 1930s
- Lot 62: The Swedish delegation to the 1936 Olympic Games held in Nazi Germany - a complete card album
- Lot 63: Special commemorative issue of the German weekly „Die Woche“ - a complete documentation of the Berlin 1936 Olympic
- Lot 64: The Official Guide to the 1936 Berlin Olympics / Sample cardboard Olympic bell medallion attached to the guide
- Lot 65: Booklet published on the occasion of the jubilee celebrations of the Old Main Synagogue in Munich - a few months
- Lot 66: The pogroms in Germany - the racial, religious,
- Lot 67: Kristallnacht, November 9,
- Lot 68: Our Struggle Against the Third Reich - Max Sievers,
- Lot 69: Murder Made in Germany - early documentation of the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany during the first months of
- Lot 70: "Cold Pogrom" - the tragic story of German Jewry, which chose to believe that sanity would triumph over Nazi evil.
- Lot 71: The Black Book of Polish Jewry - First documentation of the persecution of European Jewry in real time.
- Lot 72: The Myth of “German Socialism” - exposing the corruption of the Nazi Party by the freedom fighter Walter Ulbricht.
- Lot 73: "To My Dear Gloria" – sophisticated propaganda designed to sanitize Nazi Germany’s image,
- Lot 74: Poster offering a reward of 100,000 German marks for the head of the Nazi war criminal Fritz Sauckel - the responsible
- Lot 75: A handwritten program for a performance held in a French prisoner-of-war camp - July 1940
- Lot 76: Forms for the systematic registration of the confiscation of Jewish property in the Third Reich, Nazi Germany - 1938
- Lot 77: An issue of the Dutch Jewish Weekly announcing the registration of Jews in accordance with Reich regulations.
- Lot 78: Poster requiring Jews to report to Seine-et-Marne for the registration of their personal details.
- Lot 79: Antisemitic dollar bill. France, [C. 1942]
- Lot 80: A life-saving document - An official certificate for a Jew stating that he is not of the Jewish religion - Subotica
- Lot 81: An important personal letter by one of the greatest Jewish theater figures of the twentieth century,
- Lot 82: Means of payment from the Nazi labor camp Dora-Mittelbau - 1944
- Lot 83: German “J” passport from the Nazi occupation, belonging to a Jew who immigrated to Eretz Israel on the ship Champollion
- Lot 84: German “J” Passport under Nazi Occupation of a Jewish Woman Who Immigrated to Eretz Israel aboard the Champollion Ship
- Lot 85: Yellow badge of a Jew from Germany, early 1940s
- Lot 86: Yellow Badge – the badge of shame of the Jews of Holland
- Lot 87: Hammer for Crushing Prisoners’ Bones from the Torture Bunker in the Dachau Death Camp
- Lot 88: 10 Coupons for Jews only. Occupied France, 1940s
- Lot 89: Daily food ration card. Łódź Ghetto, 1942
- Lot 90: Six banknotes from the Theresienstadt Ghetto
- Lot 91: Photograph of a protest by Jewish merchants in France in response to the boycott of Jewish shops in Nazi Germany.
- Lot 92: Jewish women selling armbands in the Warsaw Ghetto
- Lot 93: A photograph of the humiliation of Jews by Nazi soldiers. [Łuków], 1942
- Lot 94: An Orthodox Jew being abused by Nazis in Koźnica, Poland. September, 1939
- Lot 95: A horrifying photograph of Jews in the Dachau death camp - August 1944
- Lot 96: Harrowing private photographs taken in the Dachau death camp upon its liberation by the Allied forces
- Lot 97: Six harrowing photographs taken in the death camps upon their liberation by the Allied forces
- Lot 98: Six photographs from the Buchenwald death camp taken by the Allied forces at the end of World War II
- Lot 99: Antisemitic paper label: VE VANT VAR
- Lot 100: ״Father will never come back״ - A German propaganda leaflet dropped from airplanes. 1940s
- Lot 101: Winston Churchill - Photographic print from the period of his tenure as Prime Minister of Great Britain
- Lot 102: Concentration camps and German prisoners – What the American and British armies found,
- Lot 103: “Documentation of Nazi Atrocities Against Civilians and Soldiers of Our Soviet Ally” - A booklet of harsh photos
- Lot 104: “Our Destruction in Pictures” - a harrowing photographic album. Bergen-Belsen, 1946
- Lot 105: Notre Parole - “Our Word” issue of May 1, 1945, marking the destruction of European Jewry and the victory in the war
- Lot 106: "Futsches Reich" stamps designed by the Propaganda Department of the Allies in World War II
- Lot 107: Postcards mocking Adolf Hitler. France, on the eve of World War II
- Lot 108: “The Beast Is Dead!
- Lot 109: “The Beast Is Dead!
- Lot 110: The American issue of Collier’s - A decade of the Nazi regime - “Ten Years of Happiness.” February 1943
- Lot 111: Two American figurines designed to mark Victory Day - V
- Lot 112: Playing card game for identifying air forces in the Second World War. USA, 1942 - Complete
- Lot 113: A British White Paper – a report of testimonies on Nazi crimes in Germany. Toronto, 1939
- Lot 114: Report of the English Parliamentary Delegation to the Buchenwald Death Camp. London,
- Lot 115: “The magnitude of the crime...” - an early list of prisoners who perished in the death camps,
- Lot 116: “The Barrier Removed” - After Four Years of Silence. Paris, 1945 - First edition. Numbered copy
- Lot 117: Majdanek Concentration Camp - A comprehensive study on the Majdanek concentration and extermination camp. Lublin,
- Lot 118: “I Saw the Extermination Camp” - documentation of the atrocities of the Majdanek camp by Konstantin Simonov - among
- Lot 119: The Tragedy of the Deportation,
- Lot 120: Shocking initial impressions from the Breendonk camp as recounted by members of the resistance who were the first to
- Lot 121: French Women in Ravensbrück - A collection of testimonies on the atrocities of the Ravensbrück women’s camp by camp
- Lot 122: Ravensbrück - The testimony of a survivor of the large women’s camp in Nazi Germany, Micheline Maurel - London,
- Lot 123: Luba Krugman-Gordus - The Death Train: A Personal Story of a Holocaust Survivor - First Edition - Dedicated and signed
- Lot 124: Mauthausen: The History of the Death Camp - First edition - Presentation copy, inscribed and signed by the author
- Lot 125: My Sister and I: The Diary of a Dutch Refugee Child after the Nazi Invasion of Rotterdam. New York 1941 - First edition
- Lot 126: Under the Eyes of Death: From Bolzano to Mauthausen - an early testimony by an Italian prisoner in the Bolzano and
- Lot 127: Paul Tillard – Mauthausen. Paris, 1945 - First Edition
- Lot 128: Mauthausen - From the Stay and Life in a German Concentration Camp - Testimony of a Prisoner.
- Lot 129: Mauthausen 1942 - Dachau 1945 - Early testimony by a prisoner of the Dachau and Mauthausen camps - Czechoslovakia 1946
- Lot 130: The Accursed Buchenwald - A detailed testimony of a former prisoner in the Buchenwald camp, Chaumont (France),
- Lot 131: “Night and Fog: Documentation from Five Years of Protective Custody” - documentation of the horrors of the
- Lot 132: Martyrs of the Gestapo in Torun 1940–1944 - An early publication on the crimes of the German Gestapo in the Torun
- Lot 133: A collection of harrowing testimonies of prisoners from the death camps. Dresden. [1945] - First edition
- Lot 134: Messengers from the Dead: Literature of the Holocaust. Philadelphia, 1968 - Presentation copy,
- Lot 135: “‘An American soldier suddenly waved from the height of the guard tower…” - An important publication on the final days
- Lot 136: “Anne Frank Is Dead. But Her Murderers Are Now Living Well Again in West Germany...” Filmspiegel - Cinema periodical
- Lot 137: The Diary of Anne Frank – German-language stage adaptation initiated by Anne’s father, Otto Frank.
- Lot 138: The Diary of Anne Frank – special edition for school students
- Lot 139: “The Arc de Triomphe stands, the Louvre stands, Notre-Dame stands... it is you who saved all this. Be proud of it!...”.
- Lot 140: Hitler Attacks Norway - Early real-time publication on the Nazi occupation of Norway - London, 1943 - First edition
- Lot 141: I Accuse! - Testimonies and Experiences from the Greek Concentration Camps. Berlin, 1950 - First Edition
- Lot 142: A rare photograph of the signing of the “Berlin Declaration” - the pivotal moment when Nazi Germany passed into direct
- Lot 143: Real photo postcard from the event of the surrender of Nazi Germany, postmarked in the “Surrender Hall” in Reims,
- Lot 144: An ashtray documenting the ceremony of the unconditional surrender of the High Command of Nazi Germany to the Allied
- Lot 145: Design for a lapel pin bearing the emblem of the 6850th Internal Security Unit at the Nuremberg Trials
- Lot 146: Helmet of a soldier from Internal Security Guard Unit 6850 at the Nuremberg Trials. Nuremberg, 1945
- Lot 147: A cigarette case produced for Allied personnel at the Nuremberg Trials - 1945
- Lot 148: Official instructions for the design of the Nuremberg judicial emblem of Unit 6850th, issued by U.S.
- Lot 149: Early photograph of the Chief Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials - Telford Taylor - signed
- Lot 150: Photographs from the courtroom in Nuremberg - the “Doctors’ Trial, ” and more. Nuremberg - 1945–1947