Beschreibung:

1. Large collection of revisionist booklets, leaflets, newspapers and proclamations, printed or copied on behalf of the organizations: Betar, Etzel, and Lechi. Eretz Israel, 1940s (several booklets were printed in the 1930s). Rich varied collection reflecting the methodical intense struggle of the revisionist organizations against the British rule and the national institutes in Eretz Israel during the stormy times after the 1929 riots, during the 40s until the British left Eretz Israel and the State of Israel was established. The collection is composed of 26 proclamations and leaflets (in Hebrew, English and Russian) and 38 booklets, newspaper issues and periodicals, many are stencil-copies distributed in the underground. Included in the collection: a notice on behalf of the HaBoker newspaper of the death of Ze'ev Jabotinsky who "died suddenly from a heart attack"; two issues of the Avuka newspaper, an internal circular of the Young Beitar Organization, Tel Aviv, 1940; "Jerusalem Being Liberated", journal of the National Military Organization in Eretz Israel (Etzel), Erev Rosh HaShana 1941; "BaMachane", newspaper published by the Department of Military Issues of the National Movement and Beitar in Eretz Israel, Letter no. 1, February; "B'Siman Kaddish", journal of the Ben Yosef regiment, Brit Yosef Trumpeldor in Eretz Israel, Tel Aviv, Erev Rosh HaShana 1945; "Af Al Pi", published by the National Military Organization. Three issues, 1946; "Herut", Issue no. 2, January 1947. (Yiddish); Four issues; "Confronting the British Terrorist Rule", [published by the Etzel], 1947; "The Second Front of the Hebrew People", [published by Lechi], [1947/8]; "Ask and we will Answer", Booklet 1, [published by the youth department of the National Military Organization in Eretz Israel], [1947]; "Facts and Responses", Periodical Bulletin for Members and Friends in the Army, City and Village, Booklet no. 2. Published by the publicity office of the Herut movement, 1948; "Kol HaHerut", Issue no. 2, Jerusalem, May 28, 1948; The Herut Movement – Its Tenets and Principles, 1948. Hebrew booklet and Yiddish booklet; etc. varied size and condition. Some of the advertisements are bibliographically unknown. 2. Six newspaper issues printed by Etzel and Lechi exiles in the detentions camps in Africa, sent to imprisonment by the Mandate government. Sudan, Kenya and Eritrea, 1945-1948. Already from the early days of their detention, the exiles began to print daily newspapers which were primarily informative, composed of worldwide news heard on the radio, concerning Eretz Israel and the underground friction and the Jewish Settlement's struggle with the Mandate government. Some issues have news from the detention camps. [For more information, see Shulamit Eliash's book "The Etzel and Lechi Exiles in the Detention Camps in Africa" 1944-1948, Bar Ilan University, 1996, pp. 70-73]. ~ Four issues of the "B'Galut Sudan" (in the Sudanese exile) newpaper. Samit [a military station 15 km. From Carthage], the Carthage internment camp in the Sudanese desert. February 21; 12-13, June 22, 1945. Issues no. 86, 172,173, 181. One issue is typewritten and three others are stencil copies on single leaves (on one side only). Fair-good condition. Stains. Tears. One issue was damaged while copied. ~ Issue of "B'Galut Asmara "newspaper. Internment camp in Asmara, Eritrea. May 6, 1946, Issue no. 132. Due to the lack of paper, the newspaper is handwritten on the reverse side of a Sharpshooter Certificate form issued by the Italian Royal Army. Minor tears, folding marks, stains. ~ Issue of the newspaper "B'Galut Kenya, daily newspaper published in the Hebrew Exile Camp". Gilgil, Kenya. May 6, 1948, Issue no. 350. Stencil copy on three leaves (on side only). Good condition. Stains.