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LOTE 18:
Two Unorthodox Haggadahs - "The Socialist Young Guard" - 1939-1940
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Precio inicial:
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200
Precio estimado:
300$-400$
Comisión de la casa de subasta:
20%
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IVA: 17% Sólo en comisión
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Two Unorthodox Haggadahs - "The Socialist Young Guard" - 1939-1940
Two Unorthodox Haggadahs - "The Socialist Young Guard" - 1939-1940. HaKibbutz HaMeuchad, Habacharut [Hasotzialistit] (Socialist Young Guard) – two non-traditional Haggadot, mimeographed, with illustrations. Include passages from the traditional version alongside passages of Hebrew literature and poetry.
Toward their ends, the Haggadot reveal the history of the Kevutza (group), which was established in 1932 by the members of the "Bacharut" [the Young Guard of Mapai] and decided to live the life of an urban Kibbutz, at first in a shack on the beach of Tel-Aviv and eventually on the lands of the JNF in the Borochov neighborhood (today in Givatayim). Due to hardships, many of the members left and returned to Tel-Aviv. Later, the group was joined by the first immigrants of "HaBonim", "HaChalutz HaTza'ir", "The Borochov Youth", and "Freiheit" from Poland and Germany and they revived it.
1. Passover Haggadah, HaKibbutz HaMeuchad, Habacharut [Hasotzialistit], Borochov neighborhood, [1939].
A map of Palestine is folded in the body of the Haggadah, marking the Kibbutzim of "HaKibbutz HaMeuchad".
[33] leaves + folded map, 17x21 cm. Good condition. Stains. Creases and folds in the corners. Handwriting on the first page. Many stains on the cover. Tears to spine.
2. Passover Haggadah, HaKibbutz HaMeuchad, Habacharut [Hasotzialistit], the camps: the Borochov neighborhood, the bank of the Yarkon (Tel-Aviv). Tel-Aviv, [1940].
[32] leaves, 15.5x21 cm. Pen writing on one of the pages. Tears to spine.
