拍卖会 37
Herzl, Zionism, philately, Medals, Israel's wars, the Arab-Israeli conflict, Judaica, and more.
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Special Auction: Opens with a newly discovered historical treasure.
The main part of the auction presents items from the collections of Jacob Yablok.- VirtualJewishmuseum.com.
Includes, Philately Medals, Letters and Documents. From the beginning of Zionism. Anti-Semitism, Holocaust and Sharit Ha'plita, British mandate, Mapilim, Israel War of Independence, the Israeli-Arab conflict. And many more.
Among the items are also a number of very rare, historically important items.
And many rare or uncommon items, among many other interesting items.
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拍卖品 187:
Beitar בית"ר Mishmar Hayarden Postcard from Kovno Lithuania - July 1939
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Beitar בית"ר Mishmar Hayarden Postcard from Kovno Lithuania - July 1939
Sent from Kovno Lithuania 29 July 1939 to Mishmar Hayarden,
A postcard sent to Ben Zion Garbats, a member of the Beitar Company in Mishmar Hayarden. Not long after he received the postcard, the British authorities raided the colony, and arrested 38 members of the company. The postcard is written in Yiddish.
9x14 cm. Very good condition.
From Wikipedia, "In the 1930s, the settlement received reinforcements from the Beitar movement as reinforcements. During the events of the Arab Revolt, the colony suffered from harassment, the work of the Arabs stopped there almost completely, and the youth of Beitar filled their place. In 1938, two Jews, a father and his son, were murdered, who were on their way to draw water from the Jordan River. In response, the settlers killed seven Arabs and caused damage to Arab property. That same year the colony was attacked, but the attack stopped when monitors from the Hebrew Settlements Police arrived on the scene. Beitar members also conducted military training there. This became known to the British, and on November 18, 1939, the British authorities raided the colony, and arrested 38 of the trainees. Beitar members left the place by the end of 1940.
Item from the collections of Jacob Yablok - VirtualJewishmuseum.com.
