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38226. Belgian Nationalist Movement patch with an embroidered lion emblem worn by a Jewish resistance fighter
One of the warehouses was in a location owned by the Association of Jews in Belgium (AJB). This was a
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38227. Alexander Bachnár papers
includes a list of descriptions of photographs, at least one of which is included in this series. Many of
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38228. Edith Hahn-Beer papers
fled to England 1948, where one of her sisters lived. In 1957, Edith married fellow Viennese refugee
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38229. Sara Boucart papers
In 1955, she married Leo Boucart, a parachutist, and later had one daughter.
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38230. Metal ski foot attachment brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee
Clementine, born 1869, and Louise, born 1867, who married Max Fulda, and one older brother, Hermann, born
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38231. Ski pole basket with narrowleather straps brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee
Clementine, born 1869, and Louise, born 1867, who married Max Fulda, and one older brother, Hermann, born
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38232. Multicolored woven wool scarf brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee
Clementine, born 1869, and Louise, born 1867, who married Max Fulda, and one older brother, Hermann, born
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38233. Black and white tweed patterned wool knit hat brought to the US by a German Jewish refugee
Clementine, born 1869, and Louise, born 1867, who married Max Fulda, and one older brother, Hermann, born
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38234. Rabbi Wilhelm Weinberg papers
Weinberg and had one brother, Benjamin. The family fled to Vienna at the outbreak of World War I. In 1935
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38235. Folding knife made from a screwdriver in a concentration camp by an inmate
Geselsohn, owned a delicatessen. He had one brother, Eliahu, born in August 1927. George was enrolled at
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38236. Silver napkin ring with an engraved floral design and name brought with a German Jewish prewar emigre
September 1939 prevented her from going. One of Jella’s brothers-in-law lived in Palestine and tried to help
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38237. Arthur Jacobs photograph collection
4, 1933. He had one brother Lambert Jr who was two years older. The family lived in Brooklyn. In
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38238. Albert Günther Hess photographs
to which he devoted much of his time. He studied the piano for ten years, organ for one year, and
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38239. Nachmias family papers
travelled there to make preparations for his family's arrival. All but one of the letters are in Bulgarian
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38240. Lola Kaufman papers
sneak out at night, so that no one would know she had hidden Jews. Lola and the Kalishers returned to
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38241. Sali Berl Bogatyrow papers
father had moved to Argentina before the war. He had one older brother named Shaul. Mosche attended
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38242. Rosendahl and Blasbalg family papers
documentation. In one letter to his daughter, Blasbalg also enclosed a handwritten copy of a letter he had
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38243. Tennenbaum family documents
and George were separated in the shelter and Edith became hysterical. She escaped one night wearing
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38244. Ehrentheil family papers
Dr. Otto Ehrentheil was born in 1897 in Trieste to Emanuel and Ada Perutz Ehrentheil. He was one of
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38245. Jacob Barosin papers
chamber pot, and they could only empty it late at night. One evening, Jacob emptied the pail early, and
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38246. Passport photo of Jewish refugee writer Lion Feuchtwanger.
Vashem as one of the Righteous Among the Nations in 1994. [Greenberg, Karen J. Columbia University
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38247. Lion and Marta Feuchtwanger pose in front of a bookcase.
Vashem as one of the Righteous Among the Nations in 1994. [Greenberg, Karen J. Columbia University
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38248. Members of the Veres family pose with friends at their summer home, where they are celebrating St.
possible snapping photographs. At one point an old friend who was among the deportees recognized him and
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38249. Portrait of Thomas Veres in a tuxedo.
possible snapping photographs. At one point an old friend who was among the deportees recognized him and
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38250. Studio portrait of the Veres family. Pictured from left to right are: Berta, Paul (senior), Thomas and Paul (junior) Veres.
possible snapping photographs. At one point an old friend who was among the deportees recognized him and