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Souvenir Postcard from the Day of the Consecration of the Flag of the Humanitas Jewish Charity Organization – ...
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Souvenir Postcard from the Day of the Consecration of the Flag of the Humanitas Jewish Charity Organization – Berlin, 1900
Gruss von der Bannerweihe, souvenir postcard (undivided) from the day of the consecration of the flag of the Humanitas Jewish charity organization in Berlin. [Berlin, ca. 1900].
on its front, a picture of ten members of the Humanitas Jewish charity organization (Israelitischer Wohltätigkeits-Verein Humanitas) in Berlin, standing on the backdrop of the flag of the organization on the day of the consecration of the flag. The flag reads "Bikkur Cholim" (Hebrew) with an illustration of two hands holding one another.
Postcard caption: "Gruss von der Bannerweihe. Berlin, den 30.12.1899" ("Souvenir from the consecration of the flag, Berlin 30.12.1899").
The Humanitas organization was established in Berlin in the 1890s. In 1910, the organization had more than 300 members who enjoyed free medical services by five physicians employed by the organization (as mentioned in a speech delivered by Salo Kunz, chairman of the organization and one of its founders, in a fundraiser held in Berlin in January 1901. See: Der Gemeindebote, a supplement of the journal Allgemeinen Zeitung des Judenthums, year 65, issue no. 6. Berlin, February 8, 1901. p. 1).
Approx. 14.5X9 cm. Good condition. The postcard was sent by mail (to Mrs. Johanna Auerbach).
