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6826. Embroidered, pink dress once worn by Lela Altarac, who was killed in a bombing raid
Toptani, learning that she was Jewish, offered to help them. Her husband, Atif Toptani, took the family to
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6827. Magda Lapedus papers
a safe pass and needed help to get away. He offered to get them out. A few days later, he came after
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6828. Star of David membership pin owned by a former concentration camp inmate
met a doctor from Cieszyn, who offered to get Henryk a job as a nurse in the hospital block. He took
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6829. Red enamel permit tag in leather holder issued 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
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6830. Red enamel permit tag in leather holder issued 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
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6831. White armband with a red cross worn by a concentration camp inmate
met a doctor from Cieszyn, who offered to get Henryk a job as a nurse in the hospital block. He took
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6832. Friendship ring engraved GG made from silver spoons in the Riga ghetto
teachers offered private classes. Jews lost their bank accounts and had to turn over their valuables, such
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6833. Forced labor badge worn by a Roman Catholic Polish youth
to fire him, but offered him a summertime position supervising the excavation of soft coal outside of
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6834. Drawing of Chateau Montintin OSE orphanage during World War II
would find both boys after the war and offer to take them to the United States. However, in honor of
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6835. Forced labor badge worn by a Roman Catholic Polish youth
Skombska, covertly offered Zbigniew a place to stay and gave him a slip of paper with her address. Zbigniew
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6836. Herman Neudorf papers
but the small Polish quota offered no chance to leave until 1943-44. Around February 1939, Simon and
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6837. Joseph W. Eaton papers
propaganda includes a pictorial booklet mocking American Jews and a booklet purporting to offer quotations
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6838. Pelikan fountain pen used by Mayer Altarac who fled German-occupied Belgrade with his family
Toptani, learning that she was Jewish, offered to help them. Her husband, Atif Toptani, took the family to
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6839. Slide rule used by Mayer Altarac whose family fled from German occupying forces
Toptani, learning that she was Jewish, offered to help them. Her husband, Atif Toptani, took the family to
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6840. Eyeglasses and case used Mayer Altarac whose family fled from German occupying forces
her customers, Ganimet Toptani, learning that she was Jewish, offered to help them. Her husband, Atif
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6841. Travel clock within a brown leather case used by the Altarac family while imprisoned
Toptani, learning that she was Jewish, offered to help them. Her husband, Atif Toptani, took the family to
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6842. Barbed wire and a key in a shadow box display belonging to a German-American internee
building, where he was questioned by the Provost Marshal. A few months later, he was offered a job working
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6843. Modern watercolor painting of a German-American internee as a child
building, where he was questioned by the Provost Marshal. A few months later, he was offered a job working
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6844. Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp scrip, 50 kronen note, acquired by Czech refugee
purchase 1300 copies for libraries. In 1974, Hilberg offered the first college-level course on the
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6845. White cloth armband worn by a Roman Catholic Polish firefighter in Warsaw
to fire him, but offered him a summertime position supervising the excavation of soft coal outside of
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6846. Public transport pass and identification tag issued to a Roman Catholic Polish youth
to fire him, but offered him a summertime position supervising the excavation of soft coal outside of
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6847. Pliers used by Lithuanian labor camp inmate to escape
British authorities offered Pola the chance to emigrate to Sweden and she arrived in Uddevalla on July 5
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6848. Leather belt with 2 sets of holes worn postwar by Lithuanian labor camp inmate / aid worker
British authorities offered Pola the chance to emigrate to Sweden and she arrived in Uddevalla on July 5
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6849. Zbigniew Antonii Piotrowski papers
Skombska, covertly offered Zbigniew a place to stay and gave him a slip of paper with her address. Zbigniew
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6850. Concentration camp uniform pants worn by a Polish Jewish inmate
met a doctor from Cieszyn, who offered to get Henryk a job as a nurse in the hospital block. He took