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Collection of Rare Journals and Publications of the Agudat Yisrael Movement and the Beit Yaakov Movement - Europe / Israel - 1920 and Onwards - 1. Agudateinu published by the office of the center of Agudat Shlomei Emunei Yisrael in Poland, Warsaw, Tevet 1921. Review of the activity of Agudat Yisrael and Kol Koreh by rabbis and Admorim to unite under the Agudah, with a rare list of names of rabbis and Admorim of Poland and Galicia. [1] p. Cover-title with some stains and a smal tear to its edge. Good overall condition.  2. Aufbau Palästinas und die Orthodoxie = Reconstruction of Palestine and Chareidi Jewry . Vortrag, gehalten in der Agudas Jisroel, Ortsgruppe Frankfurt a. M / von J. Horovicz - Palästinazentrale der Agudas Jisroel für Deutschland Frankfurt am Main 1922 / 5682” [Lecture given at the Agudas Yisroel conference in Frankfurt am Main by the Gaon Rabbi Yonatan Horovitz - published by the Palestine center of Agudas Yisroel in Germany, printed in Frankfurt am Main - 1922]. A rare German booklet containing the content of Rabbi Horovitz' lecture, expressing his opinion in support of the active participation of Agudat Yisrael in building and settling Eretz Yisrael rather than leaving the area to the non-religious Zionists. 20 pp. Original, printed cover-title, detached with some tears along its edges. Good overall condition.  3. Kovetz Histadruti shel Agudat Yisrael 1912-1923 . From the title page: ”This compilation gives its readers an overview of the Agudah and its movement since its establishment during the Katovich (Katowice) Conference in 1912 to the first congress in 1923, demonstrating how much the idea of Agudat Yisrael had taken root... and who are those who head the movement and inspire it, Gedolei Yisrael and leading rabbis...”. Published by the Office of the Central Worldwide Agudat Yisrael - Vienna, 1923. 86 pp. including the original printed cover-title. With many broadsides and letters by contemporary Gedolei Yisrael who support the movement, some of them in Yiddish. Detachyed, brittle cover. Several detached leaves. Inside, a leaf with a handwritten draft of a sermon - not studied. Stains and notations. Fair overall condition.  4. ”Die 3. Kenessio Gedaulo” [The third large congress], German booklet with an overview of the third large congress of Agudat Yisrael in Jerusalem, 1936, by Rabbi Yaakov Rosenheim. Published by Hermon, Frankfurt am Main - 1936. 34 pp. Original cover-title. Minor stains. Good overall condition.  5.  ”Die ”Thora und Mussar”-Bewegung, von Jacob Rosenheim” [The Torah and Mussar Movement, by Yaakov Rosenheim] .German booklet by Rabbi Yaakov Rosenheim. Published by Hermon, Frankfurt am Main - 1936. 35 pp. Original cover-title. Minor stains. Good overall condition.  6. Irgun Ovdim Aguda'im - orientation booklet , published by the national secretariat. Tel Aviv - 1955. ”Internal not for sale”. 19 pp. Dampness stains. Fair overall condition.  7. ”Tätigkeitsbericht” [activity report] sheet folding into 4 pages containing the activity report of the Eretz Yisrael Center of Agudat Yisrael from 1924. German. Apparently, printed in Frankfurt in 1925. Stains and some tears. Good overall condition.  8. Extremely rare publication , by Agudat Yisrael Press Bureau ”published in Vienna several days after the assassination of the sacred Jacob Israël de Haan with an overview of this historical affair”. 3 printed pages. Tears along the edges and in the center of all  leaves. Fair overall condition.  9. Collection of 4 issues of the Haderech journal of Agudat Yisrael. Printed in Vienna. These are issue 7 of the third year 1921 and issues 1, 2 and 3 of the sixth year 1924. Some without the cover. Tears affecting the text. Stains and other blemishes. Fair overall condition.  1 0. Collection of 6 issues of the Beit Yaakov orthodox monthly . The official journal of the Beit Yaakov movement. Printed in Lodz. The writers included the founder of the movement, Sarah Schenirer and famed rabbis and Admorim. These are the first issue from Tishrei 1923, issues 3, 5-6 and 9 from 1924 and issues 10-11 and 15 from 1925. One of the issues is in poor condition. The rest are with stains and varied blemishes. Most of them in good condition.