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16601. Liberator clips
:00:13 to 01:04:56) 83rd Div, Ohrdruf patrols (April 6/7, 1945) in b/w (USHMM Tape HMM108, 01:21:31 to
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16602. UNRRA delivers food and clothes to needy
Issue 194, Part 6: Displaced persons are greeted on their return to Czechoslovakia. The Army
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16603. View of a cell in the Gestapo prison in Koeln (Cologne), Germany, where a female inmate was flogged to death.
captured Cologne March 6, 1945, five were dead, three died the night the Americans arrived, and 31 were
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16604. Jewish children in a 5th grade class of a public school in Mukachevo.
Weinberger Rosenschein. She was born on January 6, 1925 in Mukachevo, Czechoslovakia where her father was a
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16605. Portrait of Nathan Waksbojm taken shortly before he went into hiding.
(b. 8/26/33) and Hans (b, 6/9/38). They survived the war hidden in Nouceveux-Remouchamps in the Liege
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16606. Nathan and Hans Waksbojm pose with their rescuers, the family of Julien Leblanc.
(b. 8/26/33) and Hans (b, 6/9/38). They survived the war hidden in Nouceveux-Remouchamps in the Liege
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16607. DP youth perform gymnastic exercises at the International Children's Center at Prien am Chiemsee.
gone and it became a YMCA training center. The camp closed on June 6, 1949.
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16608. A female caregiver helps two young children scrub a sink in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16609. Three little girls dry their hands on towels hanging on hooks in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16610. A female caregiver helps a group of little girls to wash their hands in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16611. Four little girls sit on the potty in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16612. Young children raise their hands in a class in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16613. A young boy builds with blocks in a classroom in the Petit Monde children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16614. Four girls wearing white dresses pose together with two nuns in the Convent of St.
born in Chemnitz, Germany in December 6, 1938. With her family, AnneMarie fled Germany and came to
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16615. A large group of girls, some wearing white dresses, pose outside a grotto near the Convent St.
born in Chemnitz, Germany in December 6, 1938. With her family, AnneMarie fled Germany and came to
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16616. Portrait of six girls, including some Jewish girls hiding in the convent, posing outside the Convent St.
born in Chemnitz, Germany in December 6, 1938. With her family, AnneMarie fled Germany and came to
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16617. Two teenage Jewish girls dress up in medieval costumes while in hiding in the Convent Saint Antoine de Padue.
born in Chemnitz, Germany in December 6, 1938. With her family, AnneMarie fled Germany and came to
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16618. AnneMarie Feller poses with her father Hermann Feller before fleeing to Belgium.
born in Chemnitz, Germany in December 6, 1938. With her family, AnneMarie fled Germany and came to
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16619. Nurses and caregivers at the OSE children's home, La Pouponniere, near Limoges, sit on the grass with young children from the home.
designed for children ages 0-6, though most of the children were under three. In March 1942, the home was
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16620. Studio portrait of Berel Leibl and Avraham Konopko taken on Purim day.
September 6, 1923 in Augustowwhere Yitzhak had been a rabbi and teacher. He had one brother Avram Moshe who
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16621. Young children, supervised by female staff, sit and play at tables in a classroom of a postwar OSE children's home.
's home in Paris, which sheltered some 30-35 Jewish pre-school children, ages 2-6. These children had
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16622. Oral history interview with Avraham Kimmelman
and May 6, 2005. The interview was conducted as part of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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16623. Oral history interview with Louis de Groot
The Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project conducted the interview with Louis de Groot on March 6
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16624. Oral history interview with Eva Orwin
The Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project conducted the interview with Eva Orwin on February 6
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16625. Oral history interview with Sonya Strahl
The Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project conducted the interview with Sonya Strahl on August 6