Above the silent graves, the Union Settlement of Treblinka - by Holocaust survivor Rabbi Dr. Reuven Feldshuh - ...

Above the silent graves, the Union Settlement of Treblinka - by Holocaust survivor Rabbi Dr. Reuven Feldshuh - Ben Shem, a chilling account of the horrors of the Holocaust and a vision of the unity of the people for the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people and the commemoration of the Holocaust. Tel Aviv, 1946.

The book includes a chilling account of the horrors that befell European Jewry in general and Polish Jewry in particular. A broad manifesto calling for the unification of the entire Jewish people for a common purpose, 'One Homeland for the People, One People for the Homeland'.

Finally, he unfurls his vision of establishing a museum that would replicate the death camp of Treblinka so that future generations would know what befell our people, itemizing a precise itinerary for the perpetuation of the martyrs. And proposes the dedication of a day when all of Israel would unite in the memory of the Holocaust martyrs.

Dr. Reuven Feldsohn - Ben Shem, a visionary and activist, a Revisionist Betarist, who was appointed Chief Rabbi of Poland immediately after the Holocaust. A participant in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. He worked tirelessly to preserve the memory of the Holocaust.

A very rare pocket-sized book. One of the earliest books printed in Israel after the Holocaust by Holocaust survivors themselves.

Eighty pages.

Good condition. Minor tears. Time stains. One wormhole crossing the pages. Various defects in the binding.