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6676. Pair of leather slippers received from Oskar Schindler by a Jewish Polish worker
sent to Auschwitz and had to be replaced. Sam had mechanical skills and was offered a spot on Schindler
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6677. Brown tablecloth with a floral design saved during a pogrom in Ukraine and recovered after the war
furniture and other belongings and they offered to pay Wova for the items, but he refused. He was able to
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6678. Vulcanized fiber suitcase owned by a member of the Frank family
training as an actor in Basel and Zurich. In 1947, Buddy was offered a clown role in a show called “Holiday
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6679. Wooden box owned by a Japanese aid coordinator for Jewish refugees in Shanghai
offering them refuge. On December 7, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, prompting the United States to
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6680. Folding Fan owned by a Japanese aid coordinator for Jewish refugees in Shanghai
offering them refuge. On December 7, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, prompting the United States to
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6681. Small black field glasses and fitted leather case saved by a German Jewish prewar emigre
and paid for her ticket. Ruth had a job offer in Manchester, England, but the outbreak of war in
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6682. Blue and white checkered dish towel embroidered JK saved by a German Jewish prewar emigre
and paid for her ticket. Ruth had a job offer in Manchester, England, but the outbreak of war in
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6683. Silver napkin ring with an embossed floral design and engraved name saved by a German Jewish prewar emigre
and paid for her ticket. Ruth had a job offer in Manchester, England, but the outbreak of war in
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6684. Square white cotton tablecloth saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6685. Rectangular white tablecloth saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6686. White cotton tablecloth with floral motifs saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6687. Square white tablecloth with floral motifs saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6688. Circular white tablecloth saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6689. Square white cotton tablecloth saved by a by Czech Jewish refugee
children could no longer attend public schools. The Jewish community offered classes in different homes
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6690. Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp scrip, 20 kronen note, acquired by the Hidden Child Foundation
financial, psychological or social assistance; provides a Speakers Bureau for all audiences; offers an
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6691. Watercolor of Auschwitz painted by a Polish Jewish artist after the Holocaust
neighbor, a Catholic priest, offered to take care of his wife and daughters while Fred escaped. Fred fled
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6692. Peaked cutting template brought with an Austrian Jewish refugee
candlesticks, arrived in Indiana on January 16, 1939. Isidor was offered a position with his sponsor’s fur
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6693. Peaked cutting template brought with an Austrian Jewish refugee
candlesticks, arrived in Indiana on January 16, 1939. Isidor was offered a position with his sponsor’s fur
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6694. Rectangular cutting template brought with an Austrian Jewish refugee
candlesticks, arrived in Indiana on January 16, 1939. Isidor was offered a position with his sponsor’s fur
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6695. Combination fur scraper and stretching block brought with an Austrian Jewish refugee
candlesticks, arrived in Indiana on January 16, 1939. Isidor was offered a position with his sponsor’s fur
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6696. Deggendorf displaced persons camp scrip, 50 cents, issued to a German Jewish couple
Czechoslovakia, and Germany were staying. Her situation began to improve and Marion was offered a job in the
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6697. Deggendorf displaced persons camp scrip, 10 dollars, issued to a German Jewish couple
Czechoslovakia, and Germany were staying. Her situation began to improve and Marion was offered a job in the
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6698. Pair of black leather lace-up ice skates owned by a German Jewish refugee
buttons as well as shoes and socks. He offered work to many Polish Jewish refugees who fled Poland due to
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6699. Monogrammed black and tan laced leather wallet used by a German Jewish refugee
buttons as well as shoes and socks. He offered work to many Polish Jewish refugees who fled Poland due to
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6700. Wooden box with a painted Lithuanian folk scene with man given to a German Jewish refugee
buttons as well as shoes and socks. He offered work to many Polish Jewish refugees who fled Poland due to