A collection of literary experts, mainly in Yiddish, relating to the different periods of immigration and the Hechalutz movement.

Supplementary texts to be read alongside the traditional Haggada. Written during the midst of the war, the texts refer to the “Crusade of the Swastika in 5700.”

The Haggada includes a small number of excerpts from the traditional text, but consists mainly of literary excerpts on the theme of human liberty.

The Haggada is in Hebrew and German. The original interpretations of the excerpts from the traditional text and songs reflect profound concern for the fate of the Jewish people, and an urgent call to take responsibility for its redemption.

A combination of traditional texts, references to the Holocaust, and amusing anecdotes relating to the lives of the young members of the movement.