Large, Important Archive of the Jewish Community of Lvov, with Signed Certificates of Various Associations and ...

Large, Important Archive of the Jewish Community of Lvov, with Signed Certificates of Various Associations and Movements that were Active There before the Holocaust – from the Collection of the Cantor Yitzchak Hillman
Dozens of letters, documents, press articles and more from the archive of the cantor Yitzchak Hillman, a member of the Jewish community of Lvov. A large, rare collection documenting the cultural and Zionist life of the glorified Jewish community of Lvov. Before the Holocaust, the Jewish community of Lvov was the third in size among the Jewish communities of Poland, after Warsaw and Lodz, with more than 100,000 Jews.
Several years later, during the years 1942-1943, most of the Jews of Lvov were murdered, among them important public figures whose signatures appear on the documents before us. Only a few of the members of the Jewish community of Lvov survived the Holocaust.
Yitzchak Hillman was a well-known cantor in Lvov. During the 1930's he was the leader of a choir that was invoted also to official events of the community.
"Mini Dan" [the song of the Acre prisoners, in memory of Trumpeldor and the heroes of Tel Chai], the hymn of "Beit Ha'Chayal". Printed in Europe during the 1930's. 4 pp. includes musical notes, extremely rare.
Official letter of Poalei Zion Organization, Lvov. 1935. Signed.
The Bar Giyora Association of Zionist Academics of Lvov. Signed letter. 1934.
The Hebrew Gymnastics Association Dror of Lvov. Nice, official letter signed by the directors. 1935.
Certificate by the central bureau of Keren Ha'Yessod of Lvov. Signed by its director (?). 1935.
Certificate signed by the Gal Ed Association of Lvov. 1932.
Letter by the cantor Mordechai Schor, a prayer leader in Lvov. With his signature and stamp. 1932.
Certificate by the Tzori Gilad Organization of Lvov. Signed by its directors and with the stamp of the organization. 1932.
A letter by the branch of the Jewish National Fund of Lvov. With signatures. 1938.
Certificate by the Cantors Association of Lesser Poland (Polonia Minor). Signed by its directors, with a stamp of the association. 1936.
Support committee for the pioneers, the central bureau of Lvov, three signed certificates, 1933, 1934 and 1936.
Programme of a concert by Yitzchak Hillman. Lvov, 1933.
Advertisement the show "Megilat Ester" by Efrayim Schmidt and the cantor Yitzchak Hillman. Lvov, the 1930's.
Polish certificate with Hillman's details and his photograph. Signed. 1942 [during the Holocaust!]
The documents are written in different languages, mainly Polish, some in Yiddish and a few in Hebrew.
And many more documents including signed ones, important letter from the 1930's and early 1940's, copies of letters, press clippings from the Land of Israel and abroad (some of them from before the Holocaust), musical notes and more.
Condition: Good.