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Daily events with a "CZA twist", unique personal archives of interesting historic figures, and more.

A Memorial View
Prof. Ma'oz Azaryahu about the Memorial and Forest ANZAC, nearby Be'eri.
The First IDF Spokesperson
Ephraim Lapid in a personal account
Red Emma at the CZA
Letter written by Emma Goldman founded at the CZA
Berlin commemorates the CZA
New memorial plate next to the old building of the CZA in Berlin
Coming Home
Many children were returned to a Jewish environment thanks to the efforts of Jewish organizations.
Childrens Games
What kind of games did the children play in Eretz Israel in the 20th century?
The Conquest of Jerusalem: The Flight From Motza
Yehosha Yellin writes of the British conquest of Jerusalem
Citrons From Palestine
The Yishuv's way to conquer the citrons industry abroad
Recent Research
Hillel Cohen's recent book: Year Zero of the Arab-Jewish Conflict 1929.
Elfriede Bambus Frank
The personal archive of a European woman who emigrated to Palestine.
Aboard the "Struma"
The story of "Struma" and of two children who received visas to Palestine the day before it sank.
Heroic Songs for Chanukah
The Maccabees, heroism and settlement in Zionist songs.
Jerusalem Photographers
A new exhibition about photographers in Jerusalem at the "Tower of David" Museum.
The Founding of Bezalel
The turbulent early years of the Bezalel Academy
Avraham (Yair) Stern
The fascinating story of the uncompromising man who founded the Lehi.
Rabbi Binyamin
A glimpse into the mind of a man who believed that only love would save the people of Israel
A look at the Congresses
Posters and photographs from the Zionist Congresses towards the 37th Congress
Greetings from Zion, 1885
Holiday greeting from the Russian king of Tea
Yugoslavian Fighters in 1948
Haj Amin al- Husseini and the Croatian Ustasha movement
The Blau Weiss Archive
Germans or Jews? The Blau Weiss youth movement
The Writer - Trumpeldor
From the personal archive of Joseph Trumpeldor
A Late Farewell
67 years after he fell in the 1948 war, Moshe Wilinger's family said their farewell

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