Bidspirit auction | Kiryat Anavim, letter requesting the

Kiryat Anavim, letter requesting the replacement of a sign that was installed on the Jerusalem-Jaffa Road, October 1, 1937. - A special request from  the Group of ” KIRYATH - ANAVIM ,   13 October 1937   cooperative settlement, to the Department of Public Works in Jerusalem, Regarding the replacement of the sign that was installed on the Jerusalem-Jaffa Road, with the inscription in the official languages ”A” Kalab-Kalem ”was replaced by a sign with the inscription” Krayat Gnavim 1 Kalm ”because the name” Delab ”refers to a kind that is located dozens of meters from the place of the sign. Kiryat Anavim is a kibbutz in the Judean Hills, the first kibbutz established in the Land of Israel in the mountain region.  In 1920, the agronomist Sussman founded the Eretz Israel Cooperative, which advocated immigration and immediate fulfillment. The kibbutz was the largest production of milk and its organized marketing in the 1920s, and served as a main base for the Haganah, Palmach, and the IDF in the struggle for the besieged Jerusalem during the War of Independence.