SOKOLOVSKY (David). Winter. [Winter]. [Anthology of Yiddish poetry for children]. Edited by Falk Halperin [Heylperin]. Drukery Kultura. Ekaterinoslav. [Ukraine]. 1919. In-8 (21 x 17 cm). 28, (1) pp., (1) blank f. covers: paper covers, the first illustrated with children in the snow, publisher's advertisement on the second. Unique edition. Collection of poems in Yiddish by renowned authors such as Peretz Markish (Ukraine 1895-1942 Moscow), Shmuel Rosin (Russia 1892-1941) and Khane Levin (Ekaterinoslav 1900-1968 Kharkiv, Ukraine). Cover and eight delicate illustrations by artist David Sokolovsky, who lived and worked in Poland before emigrating to Argentina. Falk Halperin (Byelorussia 1876-1945 Israel), a major player in the preservation of the Yiddish language, secretary of the "Yiddisch School League" [later Kutur-Lige] in 1917, was in 1918, the referent teacher of the Jewish Ministry in Ukraine and, later, teacher in Ekaterinoslav. Rare collection. Good condition with splits at head and foot of spine cover. Attached: Illustrated library for children and adolescents Shibolim. [Librairie et Maison d'Édition] E. Gitlin. [Warsaw. ca. 1920]. In-12 (17 x 12 cm). Containing 12 issues in 7 volumes, preserved pale green covers illustrated with calligraphic title and wheat ears: cold-stamped blue percaline binding. Collection of the first twelve issues bound in one volume of the Hebrew-language newspaper for children and teenagers Shibolim. Publisher's notes in Hebrew and Polish. Eleven black plates signed "L. Tohb". Library copy with stamps, missing outer margins, no damage to text, fragile paper a little browned. Binding rubbed on second board. Ex-libris stamped Maurice Belicove on the first cover of n°1-2. Keywords: judaica, jew, jewish, hebrew, rabbis, jewish, torah, hebrew, hebraica, judaism, synagogue, zionism, pessah, pessach, haggada, haggadah, hagada, hagadah, passover, menora, menorah, hannuka, hannuca, hannucca, hanouccah, torah, juden, israélite, Israël, antisemitism, antisémitisme, dreyfus, meguila, sepharade, sefarad, ketouba