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22326. Betty Rosenbaum celebrates Hanukkah with the Zion family together with Harry Kan (who was also in hiding in Eibergen and waiting to be picked up by his family from the United States).
Portuguese Israelite Hospital (PIZ). She had one brother Izaak Michel Max (b. January 19, 1943). Betty ... one block from their house at the corner of Nieuwe Heerengracht and the Amstel River. Jo had
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22327. Ephraim and Johanna Rosenbaum pose with their baby daughter Betty.
Portuguese Israelite Hospital (PIZ). She had one brother Izaak Michel Max (b. January 19, 1943). Betty ... one block from their house at the corner of Nieuwe Heerengracht and the Amstel River. Jo had
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22328. Letter sent by Johanna Rosenbaum to her daughter Betty while in prison in Neede and immediately prior to be transferred to concentration camp.
Portuguese Israelite Hospital (PIZ). She had one brother Izaak Michel Max (b. January 19, 1943). Betty ... one block from their house at the corner of Nieuwe Heerengracht and the Amstel River. Jo had
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22329. Ephraim Rosenbaum, along with his brother Sallie, stands at the entrance to the government office where he went to register the birth of his daughter Betty
Portuguese Israelite Hospital (PIZ). She had one brother Izaak Michel Max (b. January 19, 1943). Betty ... one block from their house at the corner of Nieuwe Heerengracht and the Amstel River. Jo had
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22330. The extended Rosenbaum family gathers around their new baby.
Portuguese Israelite Hospital (PIZ). She had one brother Izaak Michel Max (b. January 19, 1943). Betty ... one block from their house at the corner of Nieuwe Heerengracht and the Amstel River. Jo had
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22331. Marion Kunstenaar sits in front of her grandparent's house.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22332. Portrait of Marion Kunstenaar with her father Michel and her grandparents, Joseph and Marie Kunstenaar.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22333. Michel Kunstenaar and Tiny van Ommen celebrate their wedding day in The Hague.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22334. Tiny Kunstenaar can Ommen holds her six-month-old daughter Marion while sitting at a cafe.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22335. Identification card of Marion Kunstenaar's father, Michel Kunstenaar, marked with a J.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22336. False ID card of Michel Kunstenaar, using his real name.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22337. Portrait of a Jewish mother and her children. Pictured is Josephine Kunstenaar (born Hornman), who married Marion's father's brother, Simon Kunstenaar.
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22338. Mary Kunstenaar holds the hand of a local policeman .
extremely difficult at that time. Her paternal grandparents and one of her father's brothers with his wife ... transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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22339. Members of the Zionist youth movement Hashomer Htatzair.pose next to a fence in Yugoslavia.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22340. Bosnian partisans hold a meeting in the woods.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22341. Group portrait of Jewish female partisans in Yugoslavia.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22342. Portrait of a wounded Yugoslav partisan. Pictured is Bozidar Bakovic, the future husband of Donna Papo.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22343. Donna Papo's postwar partisan certificate.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22344. Donna Papo's postwar partisan certificate.
with complicity with the Nazis in Sarajevo. This crime carried a potential death penalty. One day ... but he also had hidden and saved the valuable Sarajevo Haggadah (one of the world's oldest haggadot
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22345. Group portrait of children in a postwar kibbutz in Lodz.
to the Kaiswerwald Concentration Camp near Riga where they remained for one week. Their clothes were ... 's, Fanya Szuster during these two years. At one point she lived with them in the same barracks and slept in
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22346. Teenage survivors gather in the Gieszcze Puste summer camp.
to the Kaiswerwald Concentration Camp near Riga where they remained for one week. Their clothes were ... 's, Fanya Szuster during these two years. At one point she lived with them in the same barracks and slept in
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22347. Group portrait of Zionist youth in a kibbutz in Lodz.
to the Kaiswerwald Concentration Camp near Riga where they remained for one week. Their clothes were ... 's, Fanya Szuster during these two years. At one point she lived with them in the same barracks and slept in
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22348. Ita Shapiro poses with younger children in the Chantilly children's home in France where she was a counselor .
to the Kaiswerwald Concentration Camp near Riga where they remained for one week. Their clothes were ... 's, Fanya Szuster during these two years. At one point she lived with them in the same barracks and slept in
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22349. Group of young adults, [perhaps at the Chantilly children's home.] Ita Shapiro is in the striped sweater with Zalman, the representative from Israel.
to the Kaiswerwald Concentration Camp near Riga where they remained for one week. Their clothes were ... 's, Fanya Szuster during these two years. At one point she lived with them in the same barracks and slept in
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22350. Members of the Bagriansky families relax outside a summer home in Kacerginai before the war.
Kaunas that belonged to Rosian's paternal grandfather, who owned one of the first electric flour ... chauffeur and servants. They now had to share one room and fend off starvation. Rosian's father performed