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LOT 185:
Abba Ahimeir - Letter of Condolences to David Shimoni on the Death of His Brother Zvi - 1954
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Abba Ahimeir - Letter of Condolences to David Shimoni on the Death of His Brother Zvi - 1954
From the letter: "I will try to express in writing some of the feelings of the heart, in connection with the death of Zvi ... I know what Zvi was to you and what you were to Zvi. Much has been said, written and reflected upon brotherly love. Indeed, I have never encountered such deep brotherly love as existed between the two of you."
The letter is dated 1954, Ramat Gan.
Written on postal paper that folds into an envelope. Includes three stamps and postmarks.
Aba Ahimeir (1897-1962) was, among other things, a journalist, a writer, and one of the spiritual leaders of the Revisionist movement and Beitar.
