Omzsa Haggáda. One of 1000 Numbered Copies Signed. Hebrew and Hungarian on facing pages, translated and annotated by Dr. Zoltán Kahan.

(HAGADAH).

David Löbl & Sons

Budapest

1942

Illustrations in red, yellow and black utilizing images from ancient Egyptian art, borders and other ornamental themes continuing the Egyptian style, designed by B. Grandor.

Yudlov 3870; Yaari 2293

Contains an additional introduction by Dr. Géza (Moses) Ribady, two historical essays by Dr. Erno Munkácsi, music for the songs and reproductions of pages from old printed and manuscript Hagadahs. “[An] example of sumptuous bookcraft, executed with loving attention to quality and detail. Considering the time in which [it was] produced, it is also a…reminder of the resilience of the Jewish spirit in the midst of historical adversity and the power of the Haggadah itself to sustain the hopes of Jews for a brighter future.” Yerushalmi 164.