Collection of Rare Proclamations – Important Rabbis from Abroad

Collection of Rare Proclamations – Important Rabbis from Abroad
a. Kol Kore, by the Rabbis of Lithuania – regarding the obligation of the Chareidi sect to "Keren HaYishuv" and to "Agudat Yisrael". 1936. Hebrew and Yiddish. Signed (in print) by dozens of Rabbis who served as Rabbis of cities in the Diaspora. 48*34cm.
b. "Heavy mourning in the Jewish people" – on the death of the "Chofetz Chaim" and the eulogies on him. Western Lithuania, 1933. 25cm.
c. "If you want to know who the elder Rabbi Borochov was…" – a polemic notice which was printed in Jerusalem. 1930's.
d. A request in the name of the great Rabbis, including a letter from the "Chofetz Chaim" – 1928. Regarding the decrees on the Jews of Russia. Printed in the Diaspora.
e. A notice from the Center of the Union of Rabbis in Lithuania. 1936. A call for a public fast day as a result of the riots in Israel.
f. "A bitter eulogy and heavy mourning" on the death of Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Epstein, the Rosh Yeshiva of Slabodka-Chevron. Western Lithuania (where his student, Rabbi Aaron Milevsky served as Rabbi).
g. "Heavy mourning in the Jewish people" – a eulogy on Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook. Western Lithuania, 1935.
And another two notices.
Condition: Good general condition. Folding signs and cracks as a result.