Dror, the movement’s newspaper in Germany. Published by the Dror Central Committee in Germany, Landsberg. Five issues. Issues 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9–10 (double issue). November 1946 – July 1947. Yiddish and Hebrew.
The present issues include: the memorial issue – two years after the death of Hannah Szenes, Memorial Day for Herzl and Bialik, an Aliyah Bet ship at the gates of the homeland, on Mordechai Anielewicz, and education of the She’erit HaPletah, and more.
Dror – The journal of the Zionist youth movement in the DP camps in Germany following World War II, published in Landsberg. Dror was a pioneering Zionist-socialist youth movement that operated in Europe before the Holocaust, and with renewed vigor after it. Following the war, many members of Dror took active roles in the DP camps, especially in southern Germany. The movement promoted Zionist education, youth rehabilitation, preparation for Aliyah and Aliyah Bet to Eretz Israel, and the establishment of kibbutzim. The journal typically included ideological articles, news from the movement, documentation of activities, poems, Holocaust testimonies, political discussions, and calls for immigration.
5 complete issues. Good condition.
