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37251. Portrait of Ana Shami, daughter of Samuel Shami. She was a student.
Individual and family portraits of members of the Jewish community of Bitola, Macedonia, used by ... Bul Individual and family portraits of members of the Jewish community of Bitola, Macedonia, used by ... Bulgarian occupation authorities to register the Jewish population prior to its deportation in March 1943. ... born in Bitola, and before World War II he worked as a functionary of the Jewish Community of Bitola
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37252. Portrait of American ambassador to Moscow, Laurence A.
Laurence Adolf Steinhardt (1892-1950), American Jewish attorney and diplomat, who as ambassador to ... T Laurence Adolf Steinhardt (1892-1950), American Jewish attorney and diplomat, who as ambassador to ... influence to the enforcement of the stringent American restrictions on refugee entry which hindered Jewish ... attention in the Jewish press. However, as ambassador to Turkey in 1944, Steinhardt worked vigorously, in
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37253. Austrian swimming champion, Ruth Langer, models a line of swimwear.
club. Hakoach, founded to counter Jewish exclusion from other sports clubs and to disprove the ... place on the Austrian Olympic team along with two other Jewish girls, Judith Deutsch and Lucie Goldner ... through Vienna, spectators cheered and spat at members of Hakoach. At first the Jewish swimmers intended ... Federation of Jewish Sports Clubs, recommended that all Jewish athletes boycott the games. In retaliation
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37254. Swimming pool membership card belonging to Ruth Langer.
club. Hakoach, founded to counter Jewish exclusion from other sports clubs and to disprove the ... place on the Austrian Olympic team along with two other Jewish girls, Judith Deutsch and Lucie Goldner ... through Vienna, spectators cheered and spat at members of Hakoach. At first the Jewish swimmers intended ... Federation of Jewish Sports Clubs, recommended that all Jewish athletes boycott the games. In retaliation
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37255. A group of female swimmers pose on the beach. Among those pictured are: Ruth Langer (third from the right), Anna-Marie Pick (second from the right), and Judith Deutsch (sixth from the right).
club. Hakoach, founded to counter Jewish exclusion from other sports clubs and to disprove the ... place on the Austrian Olympic team along with two other Jewish girls, Judith Deutsch and Lucie Goldner ... through Vienna, spectators cheered and spat at members of Hakoach. At first the Jewish swimmers intended ... Federation of Jewish Sports Clubs, recommended that all Jewish athletes boycott the games. In retaliation
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37256. Newspaper article announcing the exclusion of Ruth Langer from Austrian swimming events because of her refusal to participate in the Berlin Olympics.
club. Hakoach, founded to counter Jewish exclusion from other sports clubs and to disprove the ... place on the Austrian Olympic team along with two other Jewish girls, Judith Deutsch and Lucie Goldner ... through Vienna, spectators cheered and spat at members of Hakoach. At first the Jewish swimmers intended ... Federation of Jewish Sports Clubs, recommended that all Jewish athletes boycott the games. In retaliation
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37257. Austrian swimming champion Ruth Langer, models a line of swimwear.
club. Hakoach, founded to counter Jewish exclusion from other sports clubs and to disprove the ... place on the Austrian Olympic team along with two other Jewish girls, Judith Deutsch and Lucie Goldner ... through Vienna, spectators cheered and spat at members of Hakoach. At first the Jewish swimmers intended ... Federation of Jewish Sports Clubs, recommended that all Jewish athletes boycott the games. In retaliation
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37258. Group portrait of members of the "Red Boys" soccer team in Differdange, Luxembourg.
Jewish community of Luxembourg. He served as treasurer of ESRA, the central Jewish welfare organization ... Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany and Austria. In recognition of his contributions, Albert was elected ... to the Consistoire Israelite de Luxembourg (the representative Jewish body of the Duchy) in 1937 ... Albert's sister Margaretha fell in love with a Jewish refugee (originally from Poland) named Max (Moses
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37259. Group portrait of young men and women in front of an outdoor cafe in Luxembourg.
Jewish community of Luxembourg. He served as treasurer of ESRA, the central Jewish welfare organization ... Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany and Austria. In recognition of his contributions, Albert was elected ... to the Consistoire Israelite de Luxembourg (the representative Jewish body of the Duchy) in 1937 ... Albert's sister Margaretha fell in love with a Jewish refugee (originally from Poland) named Max (Moses
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37260. Close-up portrait of Kitty Weichherz helping in the kitchen.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37261. Portrait of Kitty Weichherz standing in a garden with her doll.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37262. Class portrait of an elementary school in Bratislava.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37263. Kitty Weichherz holds her doll on a balcony in Bratislava.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37264. Kitty Weichherz stands by a fence holding a cat [perhaps in Cadca].
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37265. A group of elementary age children enthusiastically raise their arms while posing in a garden.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37266. A group portrait of elementary school children in Bratislava.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37267. Close-up portrait of Kitty Weichherz and a friend.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37268. Kitty Weichherz leans out the window of an automobile.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37269. Kitty Weichherz and three friends practice cooking.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37270. Kitty Weichherz plays with a dog in a garden. This photo was taken from the diary of Kitty's life written by her father, Bela Weichherz.
Hungarian and Czech. She did not have much Jewish identity as a young child and considered herself to be ... purely Slovak. However, following occupation of the Sudetenland, anti-Jewish propaganda flourished in ... Slovak public school and move to the Jewish Neologan-school. After Germany occupied Slovakia, Bela lost ... Kitty attended the local Jewish school. In June 1941 the Germans began arresting Jews from Cadca and in
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37271. Sculptor Naum Aronson poses next to his sculpture of Louis Pasteur.
Naum Lvovich Aronson (1872-1943), Russian-Jewish sculptor known for his portraits, monuments, and ... bu Naum Lvovich Aronson (1872-1943), Russian-Jewish sculptor known for his portraits, monuments, and ... George Washington. Born in Kreslavka, Russia (now Latvia) to a prosperous, observant Jewish family with ... his earlier works. His art was also influenced by his Jewish background. Many of his sculptures
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37272. Sculptors Naum Aronson and Miriam Berlin pose on either side of a stool in Aronson's studio in Paris.
Naum Lvovich Aronson (1872-1943), Russian-Jewish sculptor known for his portraits, monuments, and ... bu Naum Lvovich Aronson (1872-1943), Russian-Jewish sculptor known for his portraits, monuments, and ... George Washington. Born in Kreslavka, Russia (now Latvia) to a prosperous, observant Jewish family with ... his earlier works. His art was also influenced by his Jewish background. Many of his sculptures
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37273. Prewar safe conduct pass issued to Lotte Orgler to serve as a passport for foreign travel.
separated Jewish and non-Jewish students. When Frank started school in 1935 the Jewish students were ... allotted three small classrooms. The Jewish students were dismissed five minutes early and advised to rush ... changes caused by anti-Jewish laws took place in Gleiwitz. Hans was prohibited from practicing medicine in ... Reserve University with a degree in Chemistry. Hans became volunteer head of the Jewish Family Service
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37274. View of a major artery in Oppeln after the collapse of a clock tower.
separated Jewish and non-Jewish students. When Frank started school in 1935 the Jewish students were ... allotted three small classrooms. The Jewish students were dismissed five minutes early and advised to rush ... changes caused by anti-Jewish laws took place in Gleiwitz. Hans was prohibited from practicing medicine in ... Reserve University with a degree in Chemistry. Hans became volunteer head of the Jewish Family Service
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37275. Campaign poster in German for the plebiscite as to whether Upper Silesia should fall under Polish or German control.
separated Jewish and non-Jewish students. When Frank started school in 1935 the Jewish students were ... allotted three small classrooms. The Jewish students were dismissed five minutes early and advised to rush ... changes caused by anti-Jewish laws took place in Gleiwitz. Hans was prohibited from practicing medicine in ... Reserve University with a degree in Chemistry. Hans became volunteer head of the Jewish Family Service