mismar leyaldim - a children's magazine, 1950's

mismar leyaldim - a children's magazine, 1950's
mismar leyaldim - a children's magazine, 1950's - A collection of more than 50 different weeklies, in good general condition: yellowing to pages, minor damages to binding, mainly on margins of cover, Was founded by Zvi Zohar, editor of Poalim Poalim, and its first editor, who was appointed in 1946, was Mordechai Amitai, who served as Mordechai Amitai's assistant and both published their poems and stories in the newspaper. Between 1948 and the mid-1970s he edited the newspaper Binyamin Tene and his successor Shlomo Nitzan, who replaced him after his retirement.
The weekly had a socialist Zionist character and all the children's newspapers of its time had educational and educational aspirations. The contents of the weekly included current affairs reports, original and translated fiction, serial stories, legends, poems, puzzles and crossword puzzles and sections on topics such as archeology and science.