Large collection of c. 600 Broadsides, documents, etc. Mostly in Hebrew, also Yiddish, English, Arabic, Hungarian and German

Rich historical archive containing many pamphlets, posters and announcements. All pertain to the social, religious, economic and political fabric of pre- and post-1948 Israel. Materials range from the secular Keren ha-Yesod, the Orthodox Agudath Israel, and the ultra-Orthodox Neturei Karta. A miscellaneous selection: A special selichah and prayer for the second day of Rosh Hashanah composed in 1948 by Chief Sephardic Rabbi Benzion Uziel; a Pulsa de-Nura (Death Incantation) issued against Gershon Agron, Mayor of Jerusalem (1955-1959), claimed efficacious; Memorial Service for U.S. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy by Sephardic Chief Rabbi Isaac Nissim (1963); Memorial Service by Chief Aschkenazic Rabbi Isser Yehuda Unterman for Sir Winston Churchill (1965); a call by extreme secular elements to administer capital punishment to two yeshiva students guilty of firebombing “Eros,” a sex-boutique in Tel-Aviv; a ticket on the special Haifa-Jerusalem train that conveyed the late Satmarer Rebbe, Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum upon his visit to Eretz Israel, 7 Tammuz 1955; unused stationery of The Great Hurva Synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem with Chief Rabbi A.I. Kook as President (1920s); a broadside issued by the Eidah Chareidith of Jerusalem welcoming Rabbi Mordecai Savitsky, Chief Rabbi of Boston, and his brother-in-law R. Bernard Poupko of Pittsburgh. An important source for much original historical research.