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4001. Group portrait of Polish survivors who are living temporarily in Szczecin before leaving for the west.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4002. Jewish displaced persons attend a Zionist rally in the Ziegenhain displaced person's camp.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4003. Jewish men gather in the Ziegenhain displaced persons' camp.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4004. Group portrait of an extended Jewish family in the Ziegenhain displaced persons' camp.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4005. The Rynecki family relaxes outside in the Ziegenhain displaced persons' camp.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4006. An elderly Jewish man stands in front of the memorial in the Ziegenhain displaced persons' camp to the six million martyrs of the nation of Israel.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4007. Survivors from Siedlce gather for a memorial service for victims of the Holocaust from their city.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4008. Men in the Ziegenhain displaced persons' camp demonstrate on behalf of free immigration to Palestine.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4009. Members of Kassel displaced persons' camp soccer team walk to or from a game; their uniforms have a Star of David reminiscent of German ghetto regulations.
In 1938, following the Kristallnacht pogrom in Germany, the ethnic Germans in Aleksandrow attacked
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4010. German women pose outside the former Straubing synagogue.
Kristallnacht, and they were encouraged to clean it on the strong suggestion of American soldier, Joseph Eaton
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4011. Josiane Aizenberg accepts a citation on behalf of her mother for her assistance to Solidarite, the Belgian resistance.
working as a tailor. In 1938, in response to the Kristallnacht pogrom, the Yiddish Gemeinde arranged for
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4012. German police stand guard as Jews are driven out of Uffenheim while a group of children gathers to stare at what is transpiring.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4013. American Jewish soldiers and members of the Jewish Brigade pose together in front of a miltary truck decorated with a Star of David.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4014. Henry Landsman's jeep parks in front of his former home in Augsburg prior to his immigration to the United States.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4015. Henry Landman, a Jewish American soldier, born in Germany, visits the home of his parent's friends in Augsburg.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4016. Studio portrait of the Landman family. Pictured are Regina, Joan, Henry, Irma and Joseph.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4017. Group portrait of German Jews en route to the United States on board the President Harding.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4018. Group portrait of German Jews en route to the United States on board the President Harding.
Kristallnacht. However, everything changed in November 1938. One day at 5:00 AM, two Gestapo men came to the
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4019. Studio wedding portrait of Annemarie and Egon Werner Israelski.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4020. Friends of Annemarie Alexander's parents pose in front of their large estate, called Rittergut Starpel on the outskirts of Berlin.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4021. Annemarie Alexander stands on a bench next to her doll.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4022. Resident certificate issued to Egon Israelski in Shanghai.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4023. Egon Israelski's Jewish refugee paper.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4024. Annemarie Israelski's Jewish refugee paper.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew
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4025. Leo Munter's (Annemarie's step-father), German passport showing his forced name change to include the middle name of Israel.
Kristallnacht pogrom. Soon afterwards, Gestapo blocked the front of their apartment building because a Jew