Auction 82 Jewish History: Books, Documents, Decorative Objects. Silverware. Porcelain, Jewelry and much more
By The Bidder
Dec 27, 2021
9 Leibowitsz street, Gedera, Israel

Gallery address: 9 Leibowitsz street, Gedera.


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LOT 36:

Kalushin Sefer Zikaron Memory book ed. by Arie Shamri, illustr., Yiddish, 1961, Tel-Aviv
SEYFER KALUSHIN: ...


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Kalushin Sefer Zikaron Memory book ed. by Arie Shamri, illustr., Yiddish, 1961, Tel-Aviv
SEYFER KALUSHIN: GEHEYLIKT DER HOREV GEVORENER KEHILE. SEFER KALUSHIN; DEDICATED TO THE DESTRUCTED AND ANNIHILATED COMMUNITY OF KALUSHIN
The Kalushiner Societies In Israel, The United States Of America, Argentine, France And Other Countries, Tel Aviv, 1961. 1st edition. 545+ (15) pages. Pictures throughout.
Title page and design of the book made by Benn - Ben-Zion Rabinovitch
Hard cover, 31 x 24 cm. Fair condition.
Weight: 2740 gr.
Benn - Ben-Zion Rabinovitch, born in Bialistok in 1905. Lived in Paris from 1930. During the Nazi occupation he was detained and released following the intervention of influential friends. He then hid out with his wife for over two years, during which he created the series of illustrations in this book.
From the early 17th century, Kaluszyn was predominantly Jewish. The community numbered 1,455 (80% of the total population) in 1827; 6,419 (76%) in 1897; 5,033 (82%) in 1921; 7,256 (82%) in 1931; and approximately 6,500 on the eve of the Holocaust. Economic branches included the manufacture of pottery, flour mills, prayer shawl weaving and the fur trade.[1]
After the German Nazis arrived in 1939, Jews were terrorized, robbed, and often kidnapped for forced labor. In 1940, a ghetto was established in Kaluszyn, and Jewish property was confiscated. Hundreds of Jews from surrounding communities were brought to the Kaluszyn ghetto, most with no possessions, money, or employment. Dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of Jews died in the ghetto of starvation and disease. In late summer 1942, many young Jews fled to the forests after hearing of the murders of the Jews of Warsaw and Minsk Mazowiecki. In September, 1942, assisted by the Polish police, and possibly other auxiliaries, the Germans assembled the Jews at the market square. One Polish manager, Sheradzinsky, (the Berman plant) managed to free 30 of his employees from the assembly. Hundreds were murdered there and at the Jewish cemetery. The remaining Jews were taken by train to Treblinka where they were immediately murdered. A few managed to escape from the train (Wikipedia)