Dr. Martin Kieselstein

Yesterday, 1.11.2007, I met Dr. Martin Kieselstein. Here we see him in his studio holding a piece of wood in which he inserted a yellow star.

Kristallnacht

Dr. Martin Kieselstein holds in his hand a work of art he made to commemorate the Crystal Night [November 9–November 10, 1938].
Pay attention to the stone that is glued to the broken window.

Who Will Feed Me Tomorrow?

Dr. Martin Kieselstein holds in his hand his work of art titled:
Who will feed me tomorrow?
That's the question the cat asked before the Jew who used to feed him every day was taken to the concentration camp. Dr. Martin Kieselstein told me he needed to add a bottle of wine to this work in order to complete it.

Old Postcard From Russia

Photo of Stars of David on an old postcard from Russia is courtesy

of Stephanie Compfort who published it on flickr.

Mor Eliazarov- Tombstone

Suggestions to change Israel’s emblem that were designed in 2001 by first and second year students in Wizo Design Academy in Haifa guided by Hayim Shtayer and Terry Schreuer; courtesy of Hayim Shtayer.
Designer: Mor Eliazarov
Copyright: Mor Eliazarov 2007
I understand that Mor Eliazarov expressed her feeling that Israel is going to collapse but since 2001 a few years passed and nothing changed so I guess this feeling will always have its place, but who knows what will happen?

Cancel From Turkey

Six-pointed stars on a cancel From Turkey; courtesy of Zerach from the Hebrew forum of stamps collectors calles Collect.

British Refugee Camp in Berlin

From designer Hayim Shtayer's collection of Jewish New Year Cards.
Hayim got this card from Ben Gal who appears on the photo as he looked 60 years ago in a British refugee camp in Berlin. Today Ben Gal lives in Rehovot, Israel.

Copyright: Ben Gal 2007