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30701. Two Jewish sisters, Dora and Marie Claire Rakowski point out their journey to America on a wall map soon after their immigration to the US.
during the German occupation on December 23, 1943. She had one sibling, Dora (b. 1939). Shortly after
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30702. Two Jewish sisters, Dora and Marie Claire Rakowski, arrive at the offices of the Agudat Yisrael in New York holding new dolls and their suitcases.
during the German occupation on December 23, 1943. She had one sibling, Dora (b. 1939). Shortly after
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30703. Austrian swimming champion, Ruth Langer, models a line of swimwear.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30704. Swimming pool membership card belonging to Ruth Langer.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30705. Three Austrian Jewish swimming champions pose outside the swimming area where they are training.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30706. Austrian Jewish swimming champion, Ruth Langer, poses with her father, Wilhelm Langer.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30707. Portrait of Szigo Wertheimer, coach of the Hakoach swimming team, who trained Ruth Langer.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30708. Trimette Langer, an Austrian Jewish refugee, walks along a tree-lined street in Nice.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30709. A group of female swimmers pose on the beach. Among those pictured are: Ruth Langer (third from the right), Anna-Marie Pick (second from the right), and Judith Deutsch (sixth from the right).
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30710. Austrian Jewish refugees walk along a street in Prague.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30711. Studio portrait of a Jewish mother and daughter in Vienna, Austria.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30712. Avraham Obstfeld sits by a mirror in an apartment in Mielec Poland.
hospital and pharmacy supplies. One evening she returned from work to discover that Norbert had been beaten
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30713. Wedding portrait of Avraham Obstfeld and Lea Zwaaf.
hospital and pharmacy supplies. One evening she returned from work to discover that Norbert had been beaten
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30714. Portrait of Norbert Obstfeld and his adoptive sister, Raymonda Verhage.
hospital and pharmacy supplies. One evening she returned from work to discover that Norbert had been beaten
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30715. Portrait of Lea and Norbert Obstfeld with their resucers, Julian and Raymonda Verhage.
hospital and pharmacy supplies. One evening she returned from work to discover that Norbert had been beaten
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30716. Certificate of award given to Ruth Langer for her contributions to the Hakoach Jewish swim club.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30717. Newspaper article announcing the exclusion of Ruth Langer from Austrian swimming events because of her refusal to participate in the Berlin Olympics.
one brother, Alfred, who was two years younger. Ruth began swimming competitively at the age of 12
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30718. A group of Jewish friends goes on a boat excursion while vacationing in Otwock.
Vologda, where she was nursed back to health by an attentive Jewish doctor. A few months later, after one
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30719. Mordechai and Sheindel Rajs pose outdoors with their six children.
Vologda, where she was nursed back to health by an attentive Jewish doctor. A few months later, after one
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30720. Portrait of the extended Rajs family. Lila is sitting in the center.
Vologda, where she was nursed back to health by an attentive Jewish doctor. A few months later, after one
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30721. Children celebrate Channuka at the Jewish community center in Berlin after the war.
one point they even stayed with the head of the Gestapo in his country home in Wilkersdorf (now
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30722. Portrait of Dorit Isaacsohn taken after liberation.
one point they even stayed with the head of the Gestapo in his country home in Wilkersdorf (now
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30723. Friends and family celebrate the wedding of a member of the Isaacsohn family.
one point they even stayed with the head of the Gestapo in his country home in Wilkersdorf (now
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30724. Students and teachers in the Hebrew school in Grabowiec pose for a group photo outside in the snow.
Vologda, where she was nursed back to health by an attentive Jewish doctor. A few months later, after one
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30725. Toby Papier (the donor's aunt) sits on a porch railing overlooking a woods.
Vologda, where she was nursed back to health by an attentive Jewish doctor. A few months later, after one