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41651. Group portrait of members of the Brit Kanaim (covenant of zealots), a revisionist Zionist youth movement that split off from Betar, in Antwerp, Belgium.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41652. Group portrait of family and friends at a Jewish wedding in Antwerp.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41653. Otto Giniewski (later Etan Guinat), a Zionist activist and leader of the Armée Juive, writes at his desk at the University of Grenoble.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41654. A young Jewish couple who is active in the French Jewish resistance pose immediately after liberation.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41655. A member of the French Jewish resistance group Armée Juive, poses outside wearing a rucksack on the eve of his escape across the border into Spain.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41656. A young Jewish couple who lent assistance to the French Jewish resistance group Armée Juive, pose in the forest.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41657. Otto Giniewski (Toto) addresses members of the French Jewish resistance group MJS (Zionist Youth Movement).
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41658. Jewish refugee Arthur Einhorn poses at the port of Cadiz before boarding the SS Nyassa for Palestine.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41659. A unit of Jewish recruits to the British army in Palestine stand in formation on their base in Sarafand.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41660. Jewish refugee Arthur Einhorn visits the Sphinx while in Egypt training for the British army.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41661. Members of the Jewish Brigade stand at the entrance to their headquarters in The Netherlands.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41662. A Jewish Brigade soldier poses at the entrance to Brigade headquarters in The Netherlands.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41663. Jewish Brigade soldier Arthur Einhorn poses with his father at the entrance to a building during their first postwar reunion.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41664. Two Jewish Brigade soldiers pose outside their headquarters in Breda, Holland.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41665. Jewish Brigade soldiers transport Jewish DPs by truck in The Netherlands.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41666. Arthur Einhorn and other Jewish Brigade soldiers board a train from Bornem to Toulon on their way to Israel following the British decision to disband the Brigade.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41667. Arthur Einhorn and fellow Jewish Brigade soldiers wait in Egypt after the British disbanded the Brigade and shipped the soldiers back to the Middle East.
Central France. Subsequently, they were interned in the Agde concentration camp. In November 1941 the ... family was released from the camp and assigned to live in supervised freedom as parolees in a small town
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41668. Top of an Elite Company box of chocolates produced in Israel, that was issued on the fifth anniversary of the voyage of the Exodus 1947.
Jewish students to the sites of Nazi concentration camps in Europe. The Jewish community also rallied to ... where he helped organize the transfer of Jewish refugees from displaced persons camps to the port of
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41669. Four young Jewish girls play in the garden while their grandfather looks on.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41670. Members of the Deutsch family pose outside their home in Ludbreg, Croatia, which also functioned as the local synagogue.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41671. Portrait of a young Jewish woman who has just won the Miss Dance Cotillion contest.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41672. A Jewish family poses with their Croatian neighbors and friends.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41673. A young Jewish girl listens to a radio with head phones.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41674. Members of a Jewish family pose outside their home in Zagreb wearing the rectangular, yellow Jewish badges required by the Croatian regime.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later
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41675. Portrait of Rabbi Leopold Deutsch wearing a prayer shawl and clerical robes.
's relatives in Ludbreg. Salamon and Silva were soon transferred to concentration camps: Salamon, to Jasenovac ... survived in a prisoner of war camp. Her Uncle Josef Basch fled from Zagreb to Budapest in 1943 and later