Early testimonies from the extermination camps during the Holocaust - a large collection of the series 'From the ...

Early testimonies from the extermination camps during the Holocaust - a large collection of the series 'From the Furnace' - which was intended to bring the testimonies from the inferno to the residents of the land, while the local press was largely ignoring what was going on.

The Am Oved Publishing House, Tel Aviv, 1943-1946 - a rare collection of 16 out of 20 of the pamphlets that appeared.

From the vortex, a series of twenty pocket-sized books from Am Oved Press which brought the testimonies from the inferno to the inhabitants of the land - these pamphlets brought before the inhabitants of the land the testimonies from the inferno unfolding, and served as a major tool in mediating the awful situation in the Diaspora to the inhabitants of the land.

1. Voices of the Martyred, Documents from the Ghettos of 1943 - First Testimonies on the Destruction of Jewish Communities, edited by Bracha Habas, Tel Aviv, 1943.

2. Twelve Fugitives - Refugee Testimonies from the Holocaust, written by Bracha Habas. Tel Aviv, 1943.

3. Letters from the Ghettos, 250! Letters from the Ghettos, edited by Bracha Habas. Tel Aviv, 1943.

4. Brothers Far-Flung, On the Jews of the Orient, by Bracha Habas. Tel Aviv, 1943.

5. Mourning Ways - A Story of the Survivors by Bracha Habas. Tel Aviv, 1946.

6. Station D - The Testimony of John Strachey of What He Saw in the Raging War in Europe. Tel Aviv, 1943.

7. The Wandering of Israel, by Jacob Leszczynski, on the emigration data of the Jewish people during the war years. Tel Aviv, 1945.

8. Kazbak, Aharon Hatsagi - Early Testimony of the Holocaust of Hungarian Jewry, and a Memorial Book of the Communities of Transylvania. Tel Aviv, 1945.

9. From the rubble, the testimony of Shlomo Rosen, on his friends who were burned at the stake in the war. Tel Aviv, 1944.

10. The Fate of the Jews of Rumania, by L. Kuperstein - Chapters on the Movement of Anti-Semitism in Rumania and on the Fate of the Jews There. Tel Aviv, 1944.

11. Soldier's Diary, Testimony of Moshe Mosenson, Hebrew Soldier in the War in Europe. Tel Aviv, 1944.

12. A Year in Russia, Testimony of A. Rodnitsky on the Occurrences in Russia at the Time of the Invasion of the Nazi Enemy. Tel Aviv, 1945.

13. With Russian Prisoners of War, the testimony of Ze'ev Haklay, who was a hebrew soldier escorting Russian prisoners of war. Tel Aviv-Jerusalem, 1946.

14. And meanwhile, captivity, Testimony of a Jewish Prisoner of War. Tel Aviv, 1943.

15. White, by Elisha Rudin - Poetic Pieces in Memory of His Son Who Fell in Battle in 1942. Tel Aviv, 1943.

16. Bli Yarea'ch (Without Moon), a story by John Steinbeck. Tel Aviv, 1943.

Thus the series was described by its editors:

A series of small books, written in a clear and easy style, and devoted to what is passing in the world and in Israel in these days.

This new column seeks to clarify our understanding and to intensify our war effort, in all respects and in all fields. It will bring to the reader's attention some things that have escaped him, and will seek to elucidate as far as possible obscure passages. It will bring greetings from brothers who are answering the call and fighting in their places of travail. In the forthcoming volumes will be found the life-stories of the victims of Nazism and Fascism, authentic testimonies from the ghettos and torture-camps: the narratives of refugees and of the rescued: documents of the underground struggle: the words of the dead.

Warriors: The Fate of Nations and States in War: Inquiries into the Ways of War Against the Enemy: Discussions for the Future.

General good condition. Light age-typical flaws. Most issues in good condition. A few moth holes in two issues. Minor flaws in wrappers.