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34076. Small children's group in front of the main Beith Ahawah building.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34077. New Year's Photo of the Ahawah children, who were the first group from the children's home to emigrate to Palestine.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34078. Bedroom at the new Beith Ahawah in Kirjit Bialik, Israel.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34079. Holiday in the Beith Ahawah Children's Home. This foliage hut was built on a small projection of the roof outside the main entrance to the building.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34080. Children studying in the dorm rooms at the Beith Ahawah Children's Home.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34081. Beate Berger
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34082. Children holding different craft projects in the courtyard of the Beith Ahawah Children's Home in Berlin.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34083. Sewing room at the Beith Ahawah Children's Home in Berlin.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34084. Beate Berger, Director of the Beith Ahawah Children's Home.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34085. Children during class time at the Beith Ahawah Children's Home in Berlin.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34086. Beate Berger with the first group of Eastern Europen refugee children to arrive at Beith Ahawah Children's home.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34087. Lunches at Beith Ahawah Children's Home. Beate Berger is standing in the back left corner, in nurses' uniform.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34088. At the lunch counter at Beith Ahawah Children's school.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34089. The dining hall at Beith Ahawah Children's Home.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34090. An excursion with children and youth from the Beith Ahawah Children's Home during Beate Berger's last time in Berlin.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34091. David Marcus in the courtyard at Beith Ahawah Children's Home.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34092. From the Palestinian pictoral supplement of Haifa.
children's home was starkly different from the one in Berlin. The home in Israel consisted of small houses
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34093. A German couple dedicates their baby daughter to Adolf Hitler and the Fatherland, in a Teutonic name-giving ceremony.
Steffens. She had one older brother, Fritz (b. 1921). Heinrich worked as a headmaster in a public school
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34094. A Jewish soldier in the British army poses with refugee children from Germany on their farm in Kenya where he had come to celebrate Jewish holidays.
one older sibling, Inge (b. 1929, now Inge Katzenstein). After the Kristallnacht pogrom of November 9
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34095. Group portrait of an extended German Jewish family who had found refuge in Kenya.
one older sibling, Inge (b. 1929, now Inge Katzenstein). After the Kristallnacht pogrom of November 9
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34096. A Dutch Jewish wedding party gathers for a photo.
border, Enschede was one of the first Dutch cities to be captured by the Germans. Nico and Ammy, both
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34097. Three young Dutch Jewish couples celebrate Purim in prewar Holland.
border, Enschede was one of the first Dutch cities to be captured by the Germans. Nico and Ammy, both
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34098. Unauthorized Salvadoran citizenship certificate issued to Erno Schlesinger (b.
to Auschwitz or Sobibor by virtue of their certificates, and one Belgium Jew testified after the war
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34099. Studio portrait of Rabbi Leo Baeck.
Deutschland, Baeck facilitated the emigration of approximately one third of the Jewish population of Germany
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34100. Unauthorized Salvadoran citizenship certificate issued to Henryle Fayermann, his wife, Fajgla Fayermann and his son, Salomon Fayermann, by George Mandel-Mantello, First Secretary of the Salvadoran Consulate in Switzerland.
to Auschwitz or Sobibor by virtue of their certificates, and one Belgium Jew testified after the war