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Neged ha-teror : maamarim, reshimot, neumim, giluye da'at
Language: Hebrew
Published by Publisher not identified, Jerusalem, Eretz Israel, 1939
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. In Hebrew. 95, (1) pages ; 238 x 172 mm. Internally the book is in excellent condition and it printed on good quality paper. The wrappers though were printed on poor quality paper and are chipped. In the face of the British White paper that helped doom countless Jews to the gas chambers, in the face of massacres of Jews in Eretz Israel by Arabs, this work, published a month before World War II began, and its many prominent, well meaning, signatories (Magnes, Buber, Ben Zvi, Agnon, Chief Rabbi Uziel, etc), was condemning Jewish violence against the perpetrators, even though the Jews had no recourse since the British colonizers were in cahoots with the local killers.
