Armed Resistance of the Jews in Europe (1944) pop-ups and moveables with six bold chromolithographic plates

with six bold chromolithographic plates depicting children at play

Shuster ultimately concludes that antisemitism serves as a substitute for what would otherwise be anti-French sentiment born out of the events of the First World War and the desire for retribution

Scotland and its denizens circa 1900

with early 20th-century photographic plates of people and views

Armed Resistance of the Jews in Europe (1944) pop-ups and moveables with six bold chromolithographic platesFirst Edition ofArmed Resistance of the Jews, 1944 Apenszlak, Jacob and Polakiewicz, Moshe. Armed Resistance of the Jews in Poland. New York: American Federation for Polish Jews, 1944. Octavo. Paper Wrappers. 1st Edition. First edition of this meticulous cataloguing of armed Jewish resistance in occupied Poland during World War II. Jacob Apenszlak was the editor in chief of the Polish newspaper Nasz Przeglad until he fled to American in 1939 to escape