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Poster (in Yiddish) about a lecture on the relationship between Moscow and Jerusalem, between Communism and Jewish Nationality, of the Author Nathan Bistritzky, Latvia, before 1920, Rare - Poster in Yiddish about a lecture of the writer, playwright and poet Nathan Bistritzky (Agmon). Together with his literary activity, he was active in the Jewish National Fund. In 1920, he immigrated to Israel. Due to the reference to the communist revolution, the document should be dated between the years 1917-1920. The subject of the lecture is the relationship between the communist revolution, Moscow Judaism and Jewish nationality, Jerusalem. The title of the lecture: ”Moscow and Jerusalem”. After it, ten ”theses” are detailed, as follows (translated to English): 1. Jerusalem and its eternal war against worldviews. Jerusalem and Athens, Jerusalem and Rome, Jerusalem and Paris, Jerusalem and Moscow. 2. Something about the meaning of legends and history. 3. The philosophy of the Russian history as interpretation of the Russian revolution. 4. Analysis of the Russian revolution. 5. Where is Moscow headed to under the light of the Red Star? 6. What is the price the Jews have to pay for entering the paradise of Moscow? 7. Jerusalem as an expression of the eternal mobilization of Jewish destiny. 8. The destiny of the Jewish nation in the 20th century. 9. Can Jerusalem go through demobilization and should it? 10. Where to?