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A Pre-Automobile World: The photographs offer a fascinating look at the "streetscape" of the 1890s
notably omitting the East:
Wartime Cultural Preservation: Released during the later stages of World War II
Vishniac, Roman. Polish Jews: A Pictorial Record by Roman Vishniac. Signed Copy very good with moderate wearIntroductory Essay by Abraham Joshua Heschel. Schocken, 1976. 5th printing. [While living in Berlin in the 1930s, Roman Vishniac (18971990) was commissioned by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to make photographs of impoverished Jews in Central and Eastern Europe that could be used to promote charitable donations. About 2,000 of an estimated 16,000 negatives survived World War II.] Hardcover, fine with protected dust jacket that has a
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