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5451. Small wooden shield with a Terezin crest made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5452. Small colored wooden pendant with the Terezin crest made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5453. Small wooden tile with the Terezin church steeple made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5454. Small wooden ornament with on outline of a town made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5455. Small wooden ornament with a view of a hillside town made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5456. Small hexagonal wooden tile with a Star of David and menorah made by a former Jewish Czech inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5457. Small hexagonal, wooden tile with a Star of David and menorah made by a former Jewish Czech inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5458. Small wooden tile with a Star of David and a cracked eggshell made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5459. Small blank wooden tile made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5460. Small colored wooden pendant with Terezin crest made by a former Jewish Czech concentration camp inmate
Theresienstadt, and led tours of the site into his 80s. Michaela received a medical degree and became a doctor
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5461. Fringed black silk piano shawl with embroidered silver flowers brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
Their daughter Joanna was born in 1936. Jerzy Klein, later George J. Kent, with a master’s degree in
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5462. Masonic tie pin with a gold compass and square emblem owned by a Hungarian Jewish emigre
over a V shaped squaring tool open at a 90 degree angle. In the center is a gold G engraved on a dark
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5463. Polish paratrooper badge given to a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps
October 1946. He then served in the Polish Resettlement Corps for two years, completed his degree, and
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5464. Wooden sculpture of a grieving woman made by a Lithuanian Jewish artist
Howard and Hilbert returned to The University of Florida and in 1948, graduated with degrees in
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5465. Black leather mid-calf boots worn by a female Jewish concentration camp prisoner
result, Samuel continued his studies in Poland and was close to completing his master’s degree in 1939
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5466. Inscribed wooden box with painted lid bought by a Roman Catholic Polish former forced laborer
obtained a degree in metallography from the Newark College of Engineering.
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5467. Portfolio of 11 drawings of Roman buildings by a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps
completed his degree, and eventually set up his own architecture firm.
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5468. Gold and blue enamel Masonic medal with the compass and square emblem owned by a Jewish Hungarian emigre
open at a 90 degree angle. A gold colored suspension ring is attached to a suspension ring on the
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5469. Sketchbook of drawings created by a former concentration camp prisoner
January 27, 1954 —20 degrees] inside back cover: handwritten, blue ink and graphite: Doisy Streeruwitz
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5470. Carved upright wooden bench owned by Jakob Krämer and the Heppner family
shortly before Irene was born. Irene attended school at the Höhere Tochterschule, and received a diploma
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5471. Storage trunk owned by a German Jewish family in hiding
shortly before Irene was born. Irene attended school at the Höhere Tochterschule, and received a diploma
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5472. Factory-printed Star of David badge printed with Jood, belonging to a German Jewish refugee
shortly before Irene was born. Irene attended school at the Höhere Tochterschule, and received a diploma
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5473. Knife taken from a German soldier and acquired by a German Jewish family in hiding
shortly before Irene was born. Irene attended school at the Höhere Tochterschule, and received a diploma
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5474. Man’s dark blue pajama shirt given to a Czech Jewish inmate of Theresienstadt by another inmate
brother Karel was allowed to receive his medical degree, but had to do so in the bathroom, with the one
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5475. ホロコーストの否定に対する戦い:ホロコーストの否定の起源
。用語の本当の意味を理解している者だけが公式声明の深い意味を理解し、文書記録を正確に解釈することができたので、機密保持は婉曲的な表現によって促進されました。 婉曲的な表現に加えて、ハインリヒ