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Nov. 21, 2024
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $600 - $800
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at the bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary that was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modeled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Sep. 12, 2024
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $800 - $1,000
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at the bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary that was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modeled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Aug. 29, 2024
Gyorgy SZENNIK (Hungarian b.1923 ) Judaica Rabbi Oil Painting
Est: $100 - $1,000
DESCRIPTION: Gyorgy SZENNIK (Hungarian b.1923 ) Judaica Rabbi original Jewish oil painting on canvas. Depicts a male portrait facing left. Signed G. Sezhnik on the lower bottom corner. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Hungary DIMENSIONS: H: 24" W: 20" CONDITION: Goo overall condition Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email.
Akiba Galleries
Jul. 03, 2024
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $800 - $1,000
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at the bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary that was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modeled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
May. 06, 2024
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $800 - $1,000
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at the bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary that was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modeled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Aug. 25, 2023
WWII WAFFEN-SS HUNGARIAN POSTER
Est: $600 - $700
Scarce original Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 26 x 39 inches sight. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary which was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modelled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria. This poster has been framed in a simple frame and has not been examined out of the frame. Possibly lightly trimmed, 26 x 39 inches sight.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Aug. 12, 2022
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $800 - $1,000
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary which was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modelled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Jul. 01, 2022
WWII WAFFEN-SS GYORGY SZENNIK POSTER
Est: $600 - $800
Ultra rare Hungarian 'Waffen-SS' poster, 'I Fight, You Must Work for Victory!', artwork by Gyorgy Szennik (1923-2007), printed by Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans, 1944, 39.75 x 28.5 inches. Minor tear and minor water damage at bottom edge. The Alliance of Eastern Front Veterans (KABSZ), was a paramilitary organization in Hungary which was used as stormtroopers under the command of Prime Minister Bela Imredy. Later in 1944, the KABSZ joined the Arrow Cross party, a party modelled after the German Nazi party. The organization was preparing for a coup of Prime Minister Imredy but that was circumvented. Eventually, members of the organization joined the Hungarian SS Division and formed an official body, the SS-Kampfgruppe Ney, under the direction of Dr. Karoly Ney. They were attached to the IV. SS-Panzerkorps and used to support the Konrad operations in January 1945. The group participated in some military operations but this was only approved by the Germans. The leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szalasi declared the group illegal in February 1945 and this pushed the group to be even more cruel in their acts. In March 1945, the group captured eight Allied parachutists. Three soldiers were given to the Germans, and the remaining five were taken to the woods with Hungarian civilians, stripped of their clothes, deemed spies, and executed by machine gun fire. The group was officially terminated on March 17th, 1945 and they surrendered to the Americans in May 1945. Ney and five members of the group were tried as war criminals in Salzberg, Austria for the murder of the Allied fliers and were eventually sentenced to death in June 1946. This sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in September 1945. Freeing under an amnesty, Ney later worked as an American agent, organizing clandestine arsenals and sabotage groups in the CIC training center in Lambach, Austria.
Fairhill Auction LLC
Jan. 27, 2016
Gyorgy Szennik (b. 1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on canvas,
Est: $80 - $120
Gyorgy Szennik (b. 1923)Portrait of a Rabbi,Oil on canvas,Signed lower left.Framed dimensions: h: 32 3/4 x w: 28 3/4 in. H: 24 W: 20 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
Apr. 11, 2014
György Szennik (1923-2007) Plan of a Glass Window
Est: €225 - €315
György Szennik (1923-2007) Plan of a Glass Window mixed techniques, paper
Pintér Auctions
Jan. 29, 2014
György Szennik (1923-2007) Plan of a Glass Window
Est: Ft60,000 - Ft84,000
György Szennik (1923-2007) Plan of a Glass Window s.l.r.: Szennik
Pintér Auctions
Dec. 05, 2012
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on canvas.
Est: $600 - $800
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on canvas. Note condition. h:23 w:19.25 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
Jan. 25, 2011
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on Canvas.
Est: $600 - $800
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on Canvas. Note condition. h:23 w:19.25 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
Oct. 28, 2010
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on Canvas.
Est: $600 - $800
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabbi, Oil on Canvas. Note condition. h:23 w:19.25 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
Nov. 22, 2008
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian b.1923)
Est: $600 - $800
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabi, Oil on canvas. Note condition. h:23 w:19.25 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
Oct. 25, 2008
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian b.1923)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Gyorgy Szennik (French/Hungarian, b.1923) Portrait of a Rabi, Oil on canvas. Note condition. h:23 w:19.25 in.
Gray's Auctioneers