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35476. US Army officer's summer weight tunic worn by the director of the Vaad Hatzala Emergency Committee in postwar Germany
-colored buttons and 2 plastic flap snaps; the lower ones have gold-colored buttons and plastic buttons
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35477. Kibbutz Safiach red banner with a Star of David and fleur-de-lis acquired by a British officer
D.P. Grehan was born in Ireland. As an adult, he joined the Royal Irish Fusiliers, one of three
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35478. Concentration camp uniform coat recovered from a concentration camp by an American administrator
the hip to reinforce the pockets. The coat has light orange staining overall, and one corner of the
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35479. Concentration camp uniform pants worn by a prisoner
cream-colored thread. There is one black, plastic, circular suspender button on the right front
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35480. Concentration camp uniform coat worn by an Austrian Catholic inmate
The couple had one child. They lived in Sterzing, Italy. Karl was an electrician and Paula ran a small
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35481. Striped sweater vest worn by a Polish Jewish concentration camp inmate
a company that produced mechanical equipment. One of the company’s German administrators learned
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35482. Green handkerchief case used by a German Jewish emigre
secured one of the few visas granted to Jews trying to travel to Palestine, which was ruled by the British
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35483. Handgun holster used by a Yugoslavian partisan
main body of the holster is made from one piece of leather that has been folded over on the right side
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35484. Doily printed with the portrait photograph of a young bride in a displaced persons camp
Rosa Freimann was born in Łódź, Poland, on March 10, 1926. She was one of nine children. In
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35485. Doily printed with the wedding photograph of a young couple married in a displaced persons camp
Rosa Freimann was born in Łódź, Poland, on March 10, 1926. She was one of nine children. In
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35486. Custom carrying case containing anthropometry instruments used in Nazi Germany
with brown thread. Each pair secures one medical tool (.1.1-.1.2) in the case. Between the two pairs
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35487. Dip-pen wiper made for a young Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany
mother returned to Riga for Joseph’s birth to be with her family. He had one sister, Benita, born in
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35488. Unused green triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter S found by US forces
83rd Infantry, which captured all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt
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35489. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US Army, on April 22
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35490. Unused black triangle concentration camp patch with a white letter T found by US forces
Infantry, which captured all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel
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35491. Unused green triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter S found by US forces
83rd Infantry, which captured all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt
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35492. Unused pink triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter B found by US forces
records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US Army, on April 22
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35493. Unused pink triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter T found by US forces
all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US
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35494. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US Army, on April 22
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35495. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US Army, on April 22
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35496. Unused white concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US
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35497. Unused yellow stripe concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
Infantry, which captured all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel
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35498. Unused yellow stripe concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
Infantry, which captured all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel
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35499. Prisoner patch with red triangle and number owned by a German Jewish displaced person and camp survivor
tattooed with the number 107984. He was one of 25,000 Jews used as slave labor to build a synthetic-rubber
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35500. Unused white concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
all the camp records intact. This badge was one of many found by Lt. Colonel Charles F. Ottoman, US