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PLEASE NOTE: This listing is generally reserved for stamps, First Day Covers and maxicards, with the odd exception. Please see our listing of cachets and cancellations where superb Judaica related entires - postcards and covers - are also listed. (An entire is a postcard or cover on which the stamp is imprinted. Some like Moldova have First Day of issue cancels, where others like Poland do not.

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Poland
253 Click to view item Marshall Pilsudski welcomed all Jews to ranks of the Polish legion in WWI
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327 Click to view item John III Sobieski, Polish King dispersed Karaite Jews
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369 Click to view item Liberation of Poland after World War II
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403 Click to view item Adam Mickiewicz, from a painting by Horovitz
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418 Click to view item 5th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
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468 Click to view item Adam Mickiewicz and Pushkin by Michael Milberger
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534-5,B63 Click to view item # 534 - Pawel Finder, Polish Communist organizer
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592-4 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 592 - Jan Kochanowski, translator of Old Testament
684-6 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 685 - Laikonik Festival in Cracow, said to be modeled after Purim, with a Magen David incorporated into costume design
737-9 Click to view item #737 - Warsaw Ghetto Monument by Nathan Rappaport
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737-9.1 Same - Maximum Card
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795 Click to view item Henri Wieniawski music festival
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859-60 Click to view item Esperanto Movement, founded by Dr. Ludwig Zamenhof
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880-5 Click to view item # 882 - Albert Einstein
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909-13 Click to view item # 909 - Reproduction of 1st Polish stamp, printed on a press owned by Abraham Steffel
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934 Click to view item As #909
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979-84 Click to view item # 981 - Casimir IV Jagiello and # 984 - Taddeisz Kosciusko, all were Gentile benefactors of Polish Jews
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1050-2 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Auschwitz, Majdanek and Treblinka monuments
1098-1103 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Janusz Korczak, 20th Anniversary of his death
1132 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 20th anniversary
1226-30 Click to view item # 1226 - King Casimir Ill, benefactor of Jews - invited them from Germany to move back to Poland
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1272 Click to view item Eleanor Roosevelt, humanitarian, first patron of Israel Youth Aliya.
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1333 Click to view item Karl Marx
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1355-62 Click to view item # 1360 - Kirszenstein-Szewinska, 1968 Olympic Gold winner
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1366-8 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Chelmno, Kielce, Plaszow - WW II camp monuments
1414-21 Click to view item # 1415 - Kirszenstein-Szewinska, European Athletic Championship
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1482-4 Click to view First Day Cover Auschwitz memorial, 2 diff in FDC
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1482-9 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Lodz, Auschwitz, and other camp and ghetto monuments
1485-7 Click to view First Day Cover Lodz, memorial in FDC set of 3
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1492-1500 Click to view item #'s 1492,94,95, all fish discovered and named by Marcus Bloch, best known for his encyclopedic work in ichthyology (study of fish)
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1602-9 Click to view item # 1604 - Jewish Woman with Lemons, Aleksander Gierymski painting
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1620-4 Click to view item # 1621 - Zamosc concentration camp memorial
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1684 Majdanek Concentration Camp Memorial
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1705-10 Click to view item # 1709 - Adam and Eve, folk art sculpture
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1711-7 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 1714 - Julian Tuwim, writer, was one of the greatest Polish poets, born in Lodz, Poland.
1772-8 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 1770 - G-d and Adam and Eve tapestry
2049-56 Click to view item Adam and Eve, symbol of horticultural congress on entire set of 8
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2082 Click to view item Auschwitz liberation - 50th anniversary
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2155 Click to view item Polish U.N. Forces in Sinai Desert
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2209-12 Click to view item # 2210 - Bathsheba, by Peter Paul Rubens
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2226 Click to view item Henri Wieniawski Music festival
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2289-91 Click to view item # 2291 - Polish U.N. Forces in Middle East
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2293 Janusz Korczak birth centenary
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2308-12 Click to view item # 2308 - Adolf Warski, Polish Communist Party Organizer
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2338-39 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2339 - Auschwitz Memorial visited by Pope John Paul II
2339.1 Pope's visit to Auschwitz FD cancelled on coloured maximum card
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2351 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Reproduction of 1st Polish stamp printed on a press owned by Abraham Steffel
2356 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Henri Wieniawski music festival
2433-8 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2438 - Balloonist's name Larry Newman on stamp
2482 Click to view item Henri Wieniawski music festival
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2531-5 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2532 - Pawel Finder, Polish Communist Party Organizer
2572 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto uprising, 40th Anniversary
2572.1 Same - on maxi card with Ghetto Monument
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2624-7 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2625 - Trumpet Festival or Holiday of the Shofar, painting shows Tashlich Services
2634-7 40th Anniversary Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. (2 F.D.C.'s)
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2658-63 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2662 - Tykocin Synagogue
2746-9 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2747 - Jesse's Tree, oil painting on wood. Jesse was father of King David
2760-5 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover # 2765 - Lajkonic Cracow festival said to be derived from Purim
2811 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 100th Ann Esperanto Movement by Dr Ludwig Zamenhof
2922-5 Click to view item 50th Ann outbreak of WWII with Nazi invasion of Poland
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3100 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Janusz Korczak, 50th Anniversary of his death
3107 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 50th Ann of the death of Bruno Schulz, a Polish writer, fine artist, literary critic & art teacher born to Jewish parents. He was killed by a Nazi officer in 1942.
3151 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 50th Ann Warsaw Ghetto Uprising with Hebrew letters. Joint Israel issue, designed by Israeli and printed in Israel
3234-5 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 50th Ann of the liberation of the camps on Europa set of 2.
3405 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Israel '98 exhibition issue with Hebrew, Doar Ivri stamp pictured, and logo
3427 Click to view item 50th Ann of Declaration of Human Rights, authored by prof Rene Cassin and Eleanor Roosevelt
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3432 Click to view item Adam Mickiewicz was the greatest poet in Polish literature. Not Jewish, he had great sympathy for the Jews; in Sept 1855 with his Jewish friend Armand Levy, he set about organizing a Jewish legion - the Hussars of Israel, comprising Russian and Palestinian Jews. Unfortunately he fell ill, and died 2 months later in Constantinople
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3509 Click to view item Andrzej Wajda, Polish world acclaimed film director. Although not Jewish, many of his films have major Jewish Themes and Polish implications in the Holocaust, incl Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and a project on Janusz Korczak. He has been awarded an honourary Oscar and also honoured by Israel Film
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3517 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Cracow Cultural City S/S. Jews arrived in Cracow late 13th century, and were 25% of the city prior to WWII; the city was a center of Jewish political and social life in Poland
3611 Click to view item Henryk, Wieniawski, Polish violinist and composer, born into a Jewish family although his father converted to Catholicsm
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3668a-y Click to view item Pope John Paul II 25th Ann of his Pontificate. Sheet of 25 with #3668i showing him with Chief Rabbi of Rome at Rome's Grand Synagogue. Only available in sheets and 5 FDCs of rows of 5
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3711 Click to view item City of Lodz, which had appx 235,000 Jews before the Holocaust, almost 30% of the population. On the right is the Israel Poznanski mansion, fully restored now a cultural center. Poznanski was the biggest textile magnate in Poland, employing over 10,000 people in its heyday. Note: May or may not be shipped with attached label shown
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3712 Click to view item City of Lublin. A major center of Jewish learning and Rabbinical thought, and home to appx 45,000 Jews before the Holocaust. Lublin was labeled the Jewish Oxford.
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3780 Click to view item City of Przemysl. Poland's 2nd oldest city. Its Jews came under the King's jurisdiction and were granted safety in the 14th cent. In the 11th cent a colony of Jewish merchants resided there. Prior to the Holocaust, Jews accounted for 28% - appx 24,000 - of the total population
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3929a-d Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover #3929a - Witold Pilecki, a Catholic Polish soldier during WWII, was author of Witold report, 1st intelligence report on Auschwitz concentration camp. This report enabled Polish government-in-exile to convince the allies that the Holocaust was taking place. One stamp in strip of 4. 2 FDC, one with Pilecki.
3935 Click to view item S/S honouring Jewish Polish military hero Berek Joselewicz, a colonel in the Polish army during the Kosciuszko uprising. Joselewicz commanded the first jewish military formation in modern history. Joint issue with Israel
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3949 Click to view item Ludwik Hirszfeld, born into a Jewish family and later converted to Catholicism. He was a microbiologist and serologist. Spent some time in the Warsaw ghetto but survived the war
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3970 Click to view item S/S for 150th Ann of the 1st Polish postage stamp, which was printed on a press owned by Abraham Steffel
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4004 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Stefan Kisieliewski, Polish writer, publicist, composer. Born to a Polish father and Jewish mother Salomea Szapiro
4013 Click to view First Day Cover Czeslaw Milosz was a Polish poet-diplomat and writer. Milosz received the Yad Vashem Righteous Among the Nations Medal in 1989 for his role in saving Jews during the Holocaust.
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4018 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Rudolph Stefan Weigl - Gentile Polish biologist and inventor of first effective vaccine against typhus. During Holocaust, he personally risked his life by harbouring Jews, and his vaccines also smuggled into Warsaw ghetto saving possibly thousands of Jewish lives.
4036 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 200th Ann of the birth of Polish-Russian banker and railroad tycoon Leopold Stanislaw Kronenberg (1812-78). He was from a wealthy and influential Jewish family that converted to Protestantism.
4038 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover 300th Ann city of Suwalki, a town in northeastern Poland. Suwalki was birthplace of Avraham Stern, , leader of the Stern gang or "LEHI" in Israel's fight for independence. In 1939, 30% of Suwalki's population were Jewish. 3000 escaped to Lithuania, 700 were massacred by the Nazis.
4076 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto uprising 70th Ann with stylized Star of David. FD cancel has Star of David in cancel. Cachet shows survivors - soon to be executed - of the uprising.
4076.1 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto uprising 70th Ann with stylized Star of David. Full sheetlet of 6 stamps. FD Cachet with Star of David in cancel, and shows iconic photo of little boy with his hands up. JSR FDC of 7 only
4076.2 Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto uprising 70th Ann with stylized Star of David. Maxicard shows plan of the Ghetto on the eve of the uprising. JSR maxicard limited numbered issue of 16
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4076.3 Click to view First Day Cover Warsaw Ghetto uprising 70th Ann with stylized Star of David. Maxicard shows monument at Mila 18, final resting place of many of the uprising's heroes. JSR maxicard limited numbered issue of 16
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4194-6 Click to view First Day Cover Aleksander Zelwerowicz, theatre actor and Righteous Gentile, who is honoured at Yad Vashem for saving Jews during the Holocaust. #4196, 1 in set of 3
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4280 Click to view First Day Cover 700th Ann city of Lublin, one of the world's major centers of Jewish learning until the Holocaust. Out of 3o notable Lubliners listed over the years, 22 are Jewish.
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4376 Click to view item Israel Poland joint issue
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4406 Click to view item Click to view First Day Cover Ulma family - parents and 6 children slaughtered by the Nazis in 1944, when they were found to be hiding Jews on their property, 8 of who were were also killed. In 1995 they were all honoured by Yad Vashem as Righteous Gentiles.
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4406.1 Click to view item Ulma family - parents and 6 children slaughtered by the Nazis in 1944, when they were found to be hiding Jews on their property, 8 of who were were also killed. In 1995 they were all honoured by Yad Vashem as Righteous Gentiles. Sheet of 8 plus label with Jewish Star
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B 45 Click to view item Majdanek Concentration Camp In Memoriam
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