The Georgian Community in Jerusalem – Book of Regulations / Receipt Book

* Book of Regulations of the She'erit Israel General School and Yeshiva: Established by the Georgian community natives of Kavkaz from the city of Achalziche and its province". Jerusalem, [1910]. Hebrew, Yiddish and German.
Printed pamphlet, with the association's regulations and letters by the community's rabbis and Jerusalem rabbis (Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, Rabbi Kook, the Badatz of the Chassidim in Jerusalem, etc.).
12, IV pages, 14 cm. Fair condition, spotting, wear and tears.
* Receipt book [empty] of "Kupat Chana", "for the Kollel of our brethren the Georgians in Jerusalem". [Jerusalem, c. 1890].
Notebook with more than 200 receipts never used. 20X15 cm. Good-fair condition. Spotting and wear.
Georgian Jews, who were dubbed by the Ottoman Turks "Gurgim" moved to Eretz Israel in the first half of the 19th century, settled in Jerusalem, established a synagogue and a Yeshiva, led community lives and also established a special Kollel to contribute to the support of the community's poor.