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37551. Allied Military Authority currency, 2 francs, for use in France, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37552. Allied Military Authority currency, 1 schilling, for use in Austria, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37553. Nazi Germany, 5 mark note, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37554. Allied Military Authority currency, 1 mark, for use in Germany, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37555. Nazi Germany, 2 Rentenmark note acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37556. Nazi Germany, 2 Rentenmark note acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37557. Weimar Germany, 10 mark note acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37558. Germany, occupation currency, 50 crowns, issued in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37559. Imperial Japan, 5 yen note, issued in occupied China acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37560. Imperial Japan, 10 yen note, issued for use in occupied China acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37561. Imperial Japan, 10 yen note, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37562. Iceland, 10 kronur, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37563. Allied Military Authority, 50 groschen, for use in Austria acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37564. Belgium, 10 francs or 2 belga note, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37565. Weimar Germany, 20 mark note, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37566. Allied Military Authority currency, 1 schilling, for use in Austria, acquired by a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37567. US Combat Infantryman Badge in silver bullion awarded to a US soldier
the US Forces was one of indescribable filth and human degradation." There were over 19,000 prisoners
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37568. Nazi Germany, 5 mark note from the album of a Waffen-SS officer acquired by an American soldier
The couple had one daughter. Milton, 82, died in October 2003 in Missouri.
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37569. Imperial Germany Reichsbanknote, 100 mark note, from the album of a Waffen-SS officer acquired by an American soldier
The couple had one daughter. Milton, 82, died in October 2003 in Missouri.
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37570. Pair of lobby cards for the film “The World at War” (1941)
charge. This object is one of more than 1,200 objects in the Cinema Judaica Collection of materials
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37571. Concentration camp uniform pants recovered from a concentration camp by an American administrator
and one button and corresponding buttonhole centered above a hidden fly. Below, the fly consists of
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37572. Sidney Cooley collection
The collection is arranged as one series. Folders are arranged alphabetically.
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37573. US Army canvas first aid bag used by a soldier
straps, with adjustable metal buckles, and is stamped: U.S. On one side is a small flap pocket; on the
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37574. J. George Mitnick papers
his parents during his World War II military service. One letter dated April 13, 1945 describes the
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37575. Kurt and Johanna Fish family papers
emigrate, obtained a phone book and wrote to people in the United States with the last name “Strauss.” One