Two copies of Midstream Review, one from June/July, 1970 and one from January, 1973, Also from May, 1963 a copy of Commentary (All three were previously owned by Alexander Donat)

Editore: Theodor Herzl Foundation; and The American Jewish Committee, New York, 1970

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A number of years ago I had the good fortune of purchasing some books from the library of Alexander Donat's son. These copies were owned by Alexander Donat. He didn't write his name in them. I do have a few books that were inscribed to him or he wrote his name in, but I haven't listed them as yet. I imagine he owned these three because he contributed to all of them. In one of the Midstream Reviews he wrote a book review of 'Judenrat: The Jewish Councils In Eastern Europe Under Nazi Occupation.' He titled it 'Judge Not.' In the other he wrote 'A Letter to My Grandson.' In Commentary he wrote an essay titled 'Our Last Days In The Warsaw Ghetto'. Alexander Donat was 'a Holocaust survivor imprisoned at the Warsaw Ghetto and several Nazi concentration camps during the occupation of Poland by Nazi Germany in World War II. After the war, Donat, a chemist by training and journalist by profession, emigrated with his family to the United States, settling in New York City. As an eyewitness to the Holocaust in Poland, he went on to write about his wartime experiences, collect documents, and publish the narratives of others.' All three magazines are in solid shape. You can take a look at the photos. The Midstream Reviews have very little wear. Both are quite solidly bound. I didn't see any soiling on the pages. I didn't see any creasing. There are no markings. No attachments. And there isn't any writing of any kind in either one. Commentary is in solid shape as well. I'm not seeing any soiling on any of the pages. However they are fairly toned. There are also a group of late pages that have a light crease just off their top edge (not a placeholder crease). There are no markings or attachments. And no one has written their name or anything else anywhere.

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Titolo
Two copies of Midstream Review, one from June/July, 1970 and one from January, 1973, Also from May, 1963 a copy of Commentary (All three were previously owned by Alexander Donat)
Autore
Alexander Donat, Alfred Kazin, Hans J. Morgenthau, Milton Himmelfarb, Arthur A. Cohen, Nelly Sachs, Arthur Herzberg et al.
Editore
Theodor Herzl Foundation; and The American Jewish Committee, New York
Anno di pubblicazione
1970
Condizione
Very Good
Rilegatura
Soft cover
Cataloghi dei venditori
Jewish, Judaism, Judaica, One-Of-A-Kind

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