Collection of [5] monumental community books - Lithuania, Kovno, Kishnev, Vilna and Mád[Hungary]

Collection of [5] monumental community books - Lithuania, Kovno, Kishnev, Vilna and Mád[Hungary]
* Vilna, by Yafim Yeshurin, Yiddish, New York 1935, regarding the development of the Zionist Movement in Vilna, various photos of famed personalities, leaders of the movement in Vilna.
* Yehudei Kishnev by Yitzchak Korn published by Avuka, Tel Aviv 1950. Book regarding the character of Kishnev Jewry over the 200 years since the community was founded. Replete with photos of the Jews of Kishnev, including photos of the Kishnev pogroms of 1903 [the street after the pogrom, defaced sheets from the Torah scrolls; the murdered; the aid committee and more; Zionism in Kishnev [including photos of the Zionist Council of 1920, the chalutz farm, members of the first editorial staff of "Unzer Tzeit" and more]. In addition, at the end of the book there are various documents regarding the history of the city, such as the statutes of the chevra kadisha in the city from 1773, the platform of Zeirei Zion, report of the Va'ad Ha'Ukraini and more.
* Lita by Dr. Mendel Sudarsky, Uriah Katzenelenbogen, J. Kissin.  Yiddish, New York 1951. Hefty community book in an album format regarding noted personalities from Lithuanian Jewry. Includes chapters regarding various cities in Lithuania during the Holocaust. 2008, vIII columns.
* Heichal She'shaka - Jewish education in Kovno - institutions and personalities, edited by Y. Yavlokovski, published by the Irgun Bogrei HaGymnasium HaIvri B'kovno. HaMerkaz press, Tel Aviv, 1962. Community book replete with photos of noted personalities in Kovno of the 19th-beginning fo the 20th century. Lengthy inscription on the flyleaf by the author, with his signature.
* Sefer Zikaron L'Yehdei Mád -  the Jewish community of Mád [Hungary], edited by Aryeh Levi, published by the Va'ad L'Hantzachat Kedoshei Mád. Jerusalem, 1974. The book describes the history of the Jews in the city, from its very beginning, including archival documents regarding the Jewish presence in the city in the 18th century, photos of the cemetery, ancient synagogue established in 1798, prominent Torah scholars, members of the Bnei Akiva movement in the city, the city during the Second World War, many photos of title pages of books printed in the area and a lengthy list of the people killed during the Holocaust. The book is written in Hebrew with an English summary at its conclusion.
Along with three leaves [33x21 cm.] written and signed by Ha'aretz journalist Moshe ben Elazar [1882-1994], dated [1941] regarding the book Vilna Ha'Tzionut V'Askaneha by Yitzchak Bardis (Tel Aviv, 1941).
Varying condition, overall very fine condition.