Holocaust and She'erit Ha'Pleta (Surviving Remnants) – Four interesting Items

A. Special edition of the "Mishmar" newspaper, the surrender of Italy to the Allies on September 8 1943.
'Mishmar', the journal of 'Ha'Shomet Ha'Tza'ir' appeared for the first time on July 30 1943. On January 25 1948 its name was changed to 'Al Ha'Mishmar'.
B. 'Al Ha'Matzav', January 1941.
A newspaper edited by Shmuel Sharnopolsky. An essay on the first page calls for the building of public shelters in Tel Aviv due to the bombing of the Italian air force on September 9 1940. The bombing caused the death of more than a hundred people. In the essay, Sharnopolsky calls the authors and journalists to stop their quarrels in this time of danger and invest their talents in rescue missions.
Shmuel Sharnoposlky was an interesting, colorful and multifarious figure in Tel Aviv of the Mandate.
C. First Day Cover, the stamp "The Release of the Concentration Camps – Zachor", 1965, with a Hebrew and English signature of the Nazi hunter Tuviya Friedman.
Tuviya Friedman, a Holocaust survivor, born in Radom Poland, founded in Vienna after the Holocaust a center for locating Nazi was criminals. The activity of the Center led to the arrest of more than 250 criminals. In 1952, Friedman immigrated to Israel and continued his activity to catch Nazis and put them on trial. Among the criminals Tuviya helped catch was Adolf Eichmann.
Condition: Very Good.
D. Testimony for the release of an Aguna after the Holocaust, Rabbi Nathan Zvi Friedman, Bnei Berak, 1963.
The testimony was given before Rabbi Nathan Zvi Friedman, the Rabbi of Shikun 5 in Bnei Berak and author of the book 'Otzar Ha'Rabbanim'.
Condition: Very Good.