29. [Lublin]

KOL LUBLIN. LUBLINER SHTIME. [NR. 5 (NOV 1971)-NR. 12 (MAY 1978); NR. 21 (NOV 1986); NR. 24 (NOV 1988)- NR. 33 (NOV 1997).] [21 ISSUES TOTAL]. קול לובלין. לובלינער שטימע

Tel-Aviv: [Irgun yots'e Lublin be-Yisreal], 1971-1997. Item #43024

1st edition. Original illustrated paper wrappers. 4to. Pages range from 31- 76 pages each issue with illustrations, 28 cm. In Hebrew, Yiddish, and English. Title translate to “Voice of Lublin.”
Annual periodical published in Israel for the Lubliner community in Israel and in the diaspora. Issue numbering is sometimes irregular and issues occasionally appear more often than yearly.
“'Kol Lublin' ('Voice of Lublin') is the annual magazine of Jews with Lublin roots in Israel and of the diaspora. It is the main forum for communication amongst our community. Fifty years have passed since the first annual was published. We believe that the variety of subjects, the abundance of data, and the richness of expression in 'Kol Lublin' form a complement to the 'Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Lublin', the pre-eminent publication containing information about the Jewish community in Lublin…
…The underlying purpose of 'Kol Lublin' has remained true over the last 50 years. It places high value on the rich world of culture, language, and traditions that were the essence of the Jewish community of Lublin. There were synagogues, yeshivas, schools, youth movements, politics, works of art, music, newspapers, and theater. An entire vibrant culture went up in flames during the Shoah, and unless we search, collect and keep its memory, it will be lost for good.
The articles in 'Kol Lublin' describe the destruction of the Jewish community. Not only are there survivor testimonies, but 'Kol Lublin' contains numerous articles written by renowned historians who were and are familiar with Lublin. These include: Nachman Blumental, Nachman Korn, Alexander Bronowski, David Zilberklang, Robert Kuwalek'” (Grodzka Gate - NN Theatre).
SUBJECT(S): Jews -- Poland -- Lublin -- Periodicals. OCLC: 4864390. Most holdings appear fragmentary.
Very Good condition. Scarce. (YIZ-23-38-CCGG-’lex).

Price: $2,500.00