The Jewish National Home in Palestine - USA 78th Congress Reports 1943-45 Israel

Description: A Collection of Original WWII 1943-45 United States Government Reports on the Holocaust and birth of State of Israel (Judaica/Jewish History). U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Hearings and Documents Relating to Refugees and the Jewish National Home in Palestine. Seventy-Eighth Congress. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1945. 6” x 9”. Pagination as below. Hardbound volume including:[Confidential Print] Rescue of the Jewish and Other Peoples in Nazi-Occupied Territory… Resolutions Providing for the Establishment by the Executive of a Commission to Effectuate the Rescue of the Jewish People from Europe. November 26, 1943. Pages 72.Rescue of the Jewish and Other Peoples in Nazi-Occupied Territory. Statements by The President, The Secretary of State, Agencies of the United States Government, and Foreign Governments Relating to all of the Refugee Problems. 1943. Pages 12.Rescue oof the Jewish and Other Peoples in Nazi-Occupied Territory…. Memorandum and Press Release Issued by Interim Committee of the American Jewish Conference. December 29, 1943. Pages 8.The Jewish National Home in Palestine. Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives… Resolutions Relative to the Jewish National Home in Palestine. February 8, 9, 15, and 16, 1944. With Appendix of Documents Relating to the Jewish National Home in Palestine. Pages 512 with the original cover printed on cardstock bound in.The Jewish National Home in Palestine. Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives Seventy-Eighth Congress Second Session. H. Res. 418 and H. Res. 419. 1944. Pages 107 with the original cover printed on cardstock bound in.The Jewish National Home in Palestine. Supplemental Statements to Hearings Submitted to the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives… Resolutions Relative to the Jewish National Home in Palestine. Printed for the use of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. 1944. Pages 129.Index. Pages vii.The Jewish National Home in Palestine. Statement Issued by the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives Seventy-Eighth Congress Second Session on H. Res. 418 and H. Res. 419 Relative to the Jewish National Home in Palestine. March 17, 1944. Pages [1].House of Representatives, 78th Congress, 2d Session. Report No. 1997. The Jewish National Home in Palestine. Statement Issued by the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives Seventy-Eighth Congress Second Session on H. Res. 418 and H. Res. 419 Relative to the Jewish National Home in Palestine. March 17, 1944. Pages [4, note: pages 2-3 appear blank].House of Representatives, 78th Congress, 2d Session. Report No. 1742. Protesting the Extermination by the Nazis of Minorities in Hungary and other Nazi-Controlled Territories. Pages 2.House of Representatives, 78th Congress, 2d Session. Report No. 252. Condemning Outrages Inflicted Upon Civilians in the Nazi-Occupied Countries and Favoring Punishment of Persons Responsible Therefor. Pages [1]. A tremendously important set of scarce original publications documenting knowledge of the Holocaust by the government of the United States and linking this to support for the establishment of what would become the State of Israel. Issued during World War II with the printing accordingly done on lesser quality paper stock, but despite age-related yellowing in overall amazing vintage condition with only a few corners folded, one leaf discolored from a paperclip (now removed) and pencil markings on the first title-page. The binding is rock solid. Containing the library stamp of Harold T. Ginsparg (1926-2022) on the front free and rear pasted endpapers as well as the name in manuscript of another owner, I. Aidenstein (?). Dr. Ginsparg was born in Romania to a prominent Jewish family and emigrated to the U.S., he returned to Europe while serving in the U.S. Army, and subsequently earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. Purchased directly from Dr. Ginsparg’s library following his passing. “Taking cognizance of the ruthless persecution of the Jewish people of Europe by the Nazi barbarians and their satellites, and the desperate need of a haven of refugee for those able to escape from their almost unbelievably inhuman atrocities,… resolved that the United States use its good offices to have Palestine opened for free entry of Jews, and to provide full opportunity for colonization by Jews so that Palestine may ultimately be reconstituted as a free and democratic commonwealth.” 1944–from Report No 1997 (above). Please reference photos for details, and ask questions before bidding. Item will be shipped by USPS Priority Mail, US buyers only, do not ship internationally. Returns not accepted.

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