10 Years Dr. M. Dolnick Branch: Articles, Essays, Greetings, Selection of Jewish Thoughts to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Dr. Dolnick Branch 194, Jewish National Workers' Alliance

Chicago: Dr. M. Dolnick Branch 194, Jewish National Workers' Alliance, 1946. Hardcover. vg. 4to. 109 (86) pp. kuv-nun-aleph (151pp.) Blue pebbled cloth with gilt lettering. Work on an important branch of the "Jewish National Workers' Alliance" (see below), with articles on the founder of the branch Dr. Mordecai Dolnick, and on Jewish Traditions, Zionism, World War II, Yiddish and many others. Illustrated with b/w photographs and paintings. With a Yiddish and an English section, and greetings in the middle. Age wear to binding. Ex library copy. Yellowing to endpaper. In English and Yiddish. Very good condition. The "Jewish National Workers Alliance" or "Farband" was an early Yiddish-speaking labor Zionist landsmanshaft in North America. It operated as a mutual-aid society parallel to the political party "Poale Zion", and organized cooperative insurance, medical plans and education systems in Yiddish and Hebrew. It also developed a cooperative housing building in the Bronx, New York. While mainly based in New York, the Jewish National Workers' Alliance was active throughout the United States and Canada, forming local chapters in many cities with significant Jewish communities.