Brothers For Resistance And Rescue By David Gur

15) Arie Haran (editor) Asher Zaharnu Lesaper (We Told what We Remembered),twenty four members of Kibbutz Meggido Testify, Moreshet – Sifriyat Poalim,1988 (Hebrew).16. Nathan Ben-Haim (editor), Yad LeBeitar Hungaria 1928-1948 (commemoratingBeitar in Hungary, 1928-1948) [no mention of the publisher], Hebrew.17. Benedek István – Vámos György, Tépd le a sárga csillagot (Tear off theYellow Star), Pallas Lap és Könyvkiadó, Budapest, 1990 (Hungarian).18. Edei Haim (The Living Testify), Testimonies of members of Nir Galim,edited by Moshe Davis, Nir Galim, 1990 (Hebrew).19. Miriam Akavia, Hadereh Ha'aheret, Sipura shel Kvutza (The Other Way, aStory of a Group), Yediot Ahronot, 1992 (Hebrew).20. Shlomo Schmidt (editor), Begalui Uvemahteret – Hanoar Hatzioni HadatiBemercaz Europa miShoah Litkuma (In the Open and in Underground –Zionist Religious Youth in Central Europe from the Holocaust to Revival),Moreshet, 1992 (Hebrew).21. Michael Lazar, Ma'avak Lehaim Vetikva Ligeulah (Struggle for Life andHope for Redemption), private publishing, 1992 (Hebrew).22. Naomi Blank and Haim Genizi, Mahteret Hatzalah – Bnei Akiva beHungariaBitkufat Hashoah (Rescue Underground - Bne Akiva in Hungary during theHolocaust), Bar-Ilan University, 1993 (Hebrew).23. Lea Gadish (editor), Ata Hanhel Lebaneha (Pass your Heritage on to yourChildren), Testimonies on the Holocaust by members of Kibbutz Parod, 1993(Hebrew) .24. Dov Fogel, Mibeit Avi LeParod (From my Father's Home to Parod), publishedby the author, 1993 (Hebrew).25. Avihu Ronen, Hakrav al Hahaim (The Battle for Life), Yad Yaari, 1994 (Hebrew).26. Moshe Yisrael and Dov Lazar, Dror, Habonim, Haoved, 1994 (Hebrew).27. Yalkut Moreshet – 50 Years After the Destruction of Hungarian Jewry,No. 57, May 1994 (Hebrew).28. Until Ildikó Ruth, A névtelen Smulik (The nameless Shmulik), Tel Aviv, 1994(Hungarian).29. Menahem Tzvi Kadari (editor), Zeher Mordehai (Remembrance of Mordehai),in memoriam of Mordehai Rasel, Nir Etzion, 1995 (Hebrew).30. Eli Netzer, G'dolim Migoralam (Above their Fate), Maarechet, Kibbutz Daliya,1995.31. Mordechai Ben David, Parsot Susim (Horseshoes), Bialik Institute, Jerusalem1995 (Hebrew).Brothers for Resistance and Rescue 266