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29376. Foreigners' resident certificate issued to Gerda Harpuder, a German Jewish refugee in Shanghai, by the International Committee for the Organization of European Immigrants in China (IC) and stamped by the Shanghai Municipal Police.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29377. Foreigners' resident certificate issued to Gerda Harpuder, a German Jewish refugee in Shanghai, by the International Committee for the Organization of European Immigrants in China (IC) and stamped by the Shanghai Municipal Police.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29378. A teacher leads a group of young children in a circle dance at the Shanghai Jewish Youth Association School.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29379. Heinz Thomas Stein, a German Jewish child in hiding, lies in a pasture on the Litjen farm in Swolgen, Holland.
managed the company and their families lived near one another in a large family complex. In 1933 the
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29380. A letter from Werner Lewin to his sister, Gerda Harpuder, and mother, Selma Lewin, in Shanghai.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29381. An affidavit issued to Gerda Harpuder by the American Consulate in Shanghai, that was to serve in lieu of a passport for the purpose of her travel to the United States.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29382. An affidavit issued to Ralf Harpuder by the American Consulate in Shanghai, that was to serve in lieu of a passport for the purpose of his travel to the United States.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29383. Letter written to Viktor Stummer by the Far Eastern Jewish Central Information Bureau for Emigrants in Shanghai informing him that they have been unable to trace the fate of his relatives, Bert and Gisela Stummer, who had remained in Vienna after the outbreak of the war.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29384. Mothers' Day greeting on a pre-printed Shanghai Jewish Youth Association postcard sent to Gerda Harpuder by her daughter Ursula.
had one sister, Ursula (b. 1924). Ralf's father earned his living as a salesman; his mother was a
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29385. Portrait of the Shulman and Rothstein families in the Grodzisk Mazowiecki ghetto.
field. Zophia occasionally left the others to look for food; and one day, while she was away, her
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29386. Beate Siegel (right) and two other girls look out a train window as they leave Germany on a Kindertransport to England.
an artist. Beate has one older brother, Hans Peter (now Hugh Peter Sinclair). Beate remembers
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29387. Mourners and local residents watch as men shovel dirt into the mass grave of the victims of the Kielce pogrom.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29388. Mourners bearing wreaths and banners grieve at the funeral of the Kielce pogrom victims.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29389. Mourners bearing a wreath, grieve at the funeral of the victims of the Kielce pogrom.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29390. Pallbearers, some of whom are Polish soldiers, place the coffins of the victims of the Kielce pogrom in a mass grave at the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29391. Mourners and local residents watch as pallbearers place the coffins of the victims of the Kielce pogrom in a mass grave at the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29392. Mourners and local residents watch as pallbearers place the coffins of the victims of the Kielce pogrom in a mass grave at the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29393. Mourners and local residents shovel dirt into the mass grave of the victims of the Kielce pogrom during the public burial.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29394. Mourners and local residents shovel dirt into the mass grave of the victims of the Kielce pogrom during the public burial.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29395. Pallbearers carrying the victims of the Kielce pogrom, place the coffins in a mass grave at the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29396. Pallbearers carrying the the victims of the Kielce pogrom, transport the coffins from trucks to the burial site in the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29397. Pallbearers carrying the the victims of the Kielce pogrom, transport the coffins from trucks to the burial site in the Jewish cemetery.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29398. A woman cries in grief for the loss of her husband and other victims of the Kielce pogrom during the public burial.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29399. A woman cries in grief for the loss of her husband and other victims of the Kielce pogrom during the public burial.
July 4, one thousand Ludwikow factory workers, wielding crowbars and other weapons, joined an angry mob
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29400. Tan rucksack used by Rys Berkowicz to transport her possessions from Warsaw to Japan.
Soviet offices to request exit visas. He obtained one for Rys but not for the men. On his insistence