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4651. Oral history interview with Rena Rubinow
ghetto in Kraków three weeks later as they believed it offered their best chance for survival; working in
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4652. Oral history interview with Peter Traub
to leave; his father’s work as an architect; the Polish underground offering his father passage to
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4653. Oral history interview with Gabor Markus
their Jewish identity; his grandfather offering him money for every fight in school with a student who
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4654. Oral history interview with Nathan Kornmehl
where he worked for a few months; being offered a passport to Russia but not taking it because he
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4655. Oral history interview with Michel Sztulzaft
beginning of the war; his father signing up with other foreign habitants of France to offer his services to
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4656. Oral history interview with Edith Lowy
mother’s deportation; her attempt to pass as an Aryan; a priests’ offer to forge false papers; her family
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4657. Oral history interview with Benno Gantner
provided them; offering his photos to the press in Munich twenty-five years later, but being turned down
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4658. Sketchbook created by young Jewish girl
Enfants home, La Guespy. Varian Fry of the Emergency Rescue Committee offered Fritz a non-quota American
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4659. Sterling silver communion host pyx engraved with a cross, wheat, and a grape cluster used by a US Army chaplain
As a Catholic priest, he carried a portable Mass kit to administer last rites, to offer communion
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4660. Sterling silver communion host pyx with the engraved monogram IHS used by a US Army chaplain
portable Mass kit to administer last rites, to offer communion, and to perform mass for the troops. Father
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4661. NSV, National Socialist People's Welfare Organization 1938 membership badge acquired by a US soldier
largest organizations in Germany. It offered child care, health, and medical services, and promoted Nazi
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4662. Ruth H. Windmuller papers
After the ship was forced to return to Europe, the family was offered refuge in France. Ruth was placed
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4663. Stanisław Paprocki (Kol. 30)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4664. US Buy War Bonds poster depicting the Statue of Liberty
offered the public the opportunity to purchase war bonds, and return them for reimbursement at a later
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4665. US Buy War Bonds poster depicting the Statue of Liberty
offered the public the opportunity to purchase war bonds, and return them for reimbursement at a later
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4666. US Buy War Bonds poster depicting the Statue of Liberty
offered the public the opportunity to purchase war bonds, and return them for reimbursement at a later
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4667. Archives of the Jewish Agency Office, Munich, Frankfurt (File L47)
for Israel has been responsible for bringing 3 million immigrants to Israel,and offers them
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4668. Kot Stanisław (Kol. 25)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4669. Eleanor Kraus memoir
to finance the rescue and offered to temporarily house the children in its summer camp. Eleanor
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4670. Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus collection
to finance the rescue and offered to temporarily house the children in its summer camp. Eleanor
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4671. Płk. Wincentego Bąkiewicza (Kol.138)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4672. Konsulat Generalny Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej w Tel-Avivie (A.49)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4673. Konsulat Generalny Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w Jerozolimie (A.16)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4674. Rękopisy i maszynopisy (B.)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.
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4675. Raczyński Roger (Kol. 482)
government-in-exile backed the rescue work of Zegota, which offered aid to Jews throughout occupied Poland.