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Drawing of window with page of English text over it, about man waiting in synagogue with menorah and candles until monstrous figure arrives.
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Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins

Eric A. Kimmel | Trina Schart Hyman
1989
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Our Nationalism: A Hanukkah Reflection

Robert Weltsch
1925
Coin with man's profile.
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Antiochus IV on Seleucid Coin

Hellenistic Period, 4th–2nd Century BCE
Nine-branched candelabrum.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Heilbronn)

David Heinz Gumbel
1930–1939
Oil lamp with row of eight cups at the bottom carved with Hebrew inscription and animal heads, and sides resembling buildings.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Germany)

1574
Cup etched with scales.
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Ner mitsvah (Light of the Commandment): On Hanukkah

Judah Loew
1600
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Hannukah Gelt

Sholem Aleichem
1900
Oil lamp with geometric carvings.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Algeria)

18th Century
Silver candelabrum with eight branches and a central branch with carved figure on top, and decorative beads on each branch.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Frankfurt am Main)

Johann Adam Boller
1706
Silver oil lamp with row of eight cups below, carving of shell on top, and Hebrew inscription.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Nuremberg)

Matheus Staedlein
1716–1735
Black and white image of an Orthodox Jewish man wearing spectacles.
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The Holy Fire

Kalonymus Kalman Shapira
1942
Eight-branched candelabrum with figure on top brandishing sword.
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Hanukkah Lamp (Frankfurt am Main)

Johann Adam Boller
1706–1732

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