Yalkut Moreshet: Ketav-Et Le-Te'udah ve-Iyun. Hoveret Mem"Gimel - Mem"Daled, Av 747, Oygust, 1987/ Yalkut Moreshet Periodical: No. 43-44, August 1987.
Tel Aviv: Moreshet & Sifriat Poalim, 1987. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers, 270 pp., notes, brief summaries of the articles in English at the rear. Very Good. Item #67050
Text is in Hebrew. Articles are "On the beatification of Edith Stein as a saint of the Catholic Church," Abba Kovner, "The story of a voyage from Bulgaria on the S.S> Pacific in 1940 as part of a group of Chalutzim and Shomrim," Samy Versano, "The story of the group of deprotees, the sufferings in the forced labor camp in Tzortkov," Nathan Blum, "Not Sheep for Slaughter," Munia Yoselevsky-Yaron, "An actress in Therisienstadt," Nava Shan, "Image of a Fighter," Zelda Treger-Nisanilewitz, "11 addiational righteous persons residing in Israel," Mordechai Paldiel, "National-Socialist era in the continuum of German History," Saul Friedlander, "On the growth and development od the Zionist Youth movements particularly of the beginning of the pioneering youth movements," Shalom Holavsky, Two papers on "The Youth Movements in the Second World War and the Holocasut," by Haika Grossman and Israel Gutman, "Yehuda Tubin's book, 'Between the Senyo and the Bunker in Mila 18,'" Vitka Kovner, On the Bricha," Meir Davidson, "Antiosemitism inn Hungary in the years 1945-1946," Sary Reuveni, "Nazi Security Police (SIPO) in Tarnow," Yehoshua Bichler, "The Jews in Egypt during the Thrities and Forties," Michael M. Laskier, "Unification and Activities of the members of the Zionist and Chalutz youth movements in Poland in Vilna," Shlomo Kles.
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