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151. Three young Jewish women walk along a street in Debica, Poland.
for a year repairing German uniforms in one of the factories run by Oskar Schindler. Two of Frieda ... 's cousins, Nella and Genya Heffner, were already working in Schindler's Emalia factory in Krakow, and they ... helped get her on Schindler's list. While working in his factory, Frieda and the other women were able ... Schindler's list, she could have been transferred to his new factory camp in Bruennlitz. However, she
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152. Four Jewish cousins pose in a family-owned lumberyard in Kazimierza Wielka.
(b. 1930) was the only prisoner who died while working at Oskar Schindler's factory in Krakow ... apartment. Several family members found work at Oskar Schindler's factory in Zablocie, while Shmuel and his
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153. Dziunia Eichenholz Goop collection
’s tailor shop and made custom-made suits for Oskar Schindler, Hans Frank, and Amon Goeth. Henryk was ... able to give the family some food. Due to Julius Madrisch’s close relationship with Oskar Schindler ... the family was originally included on Schindler’s list, but eventually removed (not by Mr. Schindler
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154. Leather briefcase owned by Runia Korman Maizels and Szlama Maizels
Brünnlitz subcamp where he worked in Oskar Schindler’s arms factory. Their daughter, Noma (Naomi), was born ... 21, 1944, Szlama was one of 700 men transferred to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler ... to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler’s arms factory in German-occupied Czechoslovakia ... being transferred to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler’s arms factory in German-occupied
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155. Leather clutch purse owned by Runia Korman Maizels
and the Brünnlitz subcamp where he worked in Oskar Schindler’s arms factory. Their daughter, Noma ... 21, 1944, Szlama was one of 700 men transferred to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler ... to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler’s arms factory in German-occupied Czechoslovakia ... being transferred to the Brünnlitz subcamp to work at Oskar Schindler’s arms factory in German-occupied
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156. Jews from Wisnicz Nowy plant trees in Kopaliny supervised by a Polish soldier.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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157. Three Jewish brothers support themselves by sawing wood after fleeing from their home in Chorzow to Wisnicz Nowy following the German invasion of Poland.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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158. Two Jewish brothers wearing armbands pose outside in the Wisnicz Nowy ghetto.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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159. A young Jewish man wearing an armband poses by a tree in the Wisnicz Nowy ghetto.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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160. Group portrait of young Jewish men and women in the Wisnicz Nowy ghetto.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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161. Two Jewish policemen wearing armbands pose outside in the Wisnicz Nowy ghetto.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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162. Group portrait of members of the Akiva Zionist youth group wearing armbands in the Wisnicz ghetto.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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163. A Jewish family poses on a street in Chorzow, Poland.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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164. Group portrait of members of a Maccabi sports club in Chorzow, Poland.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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165. Group portrait of members of the Lacny family who hid Sala Schoen during the German occupation of Poland.
camp, where he was chosen to work in Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his ... Henryk was sent to the Gross Rosen concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but ... Schindler succeeded in winning their release and transfer to his munitions factory in Bruennlitz
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166. Group portrait of the Jewish police in the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... wearing a hat) is pictured third from the left. He was from Krakow, Poland and on Schindler's List. ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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167. Wiener-Schoen family photographs
Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his discovery that a Jewish policeman ... concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but Schindler succeeded in winning their
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168. Henry and Sally Wiener photographs
Oskar Schindler's factory. Henryk's selection was due to his discovery that a Jewish policeman ... concentration camp, along with a transport of 800 Schindler Jews, but Schindler succeeded in winning their
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169. Murray Pantirer family papers
Gross-Rosen and to Brünnlitz concentration camps to work for the German industrialist Oskar Schindler
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170. Rena F. Finder collection
concentration camps. Oskar Schindler is responsible for rescuing Rena and her mother. After liberation, she and
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171. Portrait of Lea Sheindla Leiblich.
intervention of Oskar Schindler, who arranged for protective status for them as workers in his enamelware
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172. Group portrait of residents of an apartment on Traugutta Street in the Krakow ghetto.
Henryk was head of Julius Madrisch's tailor shop and made custom-made suits for Oskar Schindler, Hans ... Oskar Schindler, the family was originally supposed to be on Schindler's list, but somehow their names
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173. Portrait of the Eichenholz family in the Krakow ghetto.
Henryk was head of Julius Madrisch's tailor shop and made custom-made suits for Oskar Schindler, Hans ... Oskar Schindler, the family was originally supposed to be on Schindler's list, but somehow their names
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174. Portrait of the Bronislaw Eichenholz playing his violin in the Krakow ghetto.
Henryk was head of Julius Madrisch's tailor shop and made custom-made suits for Oskar Schindler, Hans ... Oskar Schindler, the family was originally supposed to be on Schindler's list, but somehow their names
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175. Employees work at sewing machines in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop.
Henryk was head of Julius Madrisch's tailor shop and made custom-made suits for Oskar Schindler, Hans ... Oskar Schindler, the family was originally supposed to be on Schindler's list, but somehow their names