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LOTTO 67:
Holocaust. Yankaale the saboteur – the memory of Jacob Nonnenberg, Illus., Hebrew, 1949
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Commissione per la casa d'aste: 21.5%
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IVA: 18%
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Holocaust. Yankaale the saboteur – the memory of Jacob Nonnenberg, Illus., Hebrew, 1949
Yankaale the saboteur – the memory of Jacob Nonnenberg,
sabotage officer, with many illustrations.
Tel-Aviv - Paris, 1949., 72 pp., 1 st Ed.,
24 x 15.5 cm., soft linocut cover
In Hebrew
With dedication in Hebrew from 1950
The book was pubblished with the assistance of front 5, IDF, Paris,
November, 1949,
Jacob Nonnenberg – Born in Poland, immigrated to Israel in 1936, he volunteered for the Haganah “, in world War II he served four years in the company of the first Hebrew British army in Egypt, and then served in Europe, with the United Nations declaration sappers participated in various activities and later joined the Givati Brigade and was killed in the attack Egypt 06/10/1948 Kibbutz Gal-on time struck on his back
