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176. Employees work in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop 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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177. Henryk Eichenholz inspects an article of clothing made in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop where he worked as the manager.
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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178. Female employees work in the Julius Madritsch Ladies' Custom Shop.
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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179. Female employees work in the Julius Madritsch Ladies' Custom Shop.
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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180. Studio portrait of Bronislaw Eichenholz playing his violin.
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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181. The Eichenholz family poses by a cabana during a vacation to the beach.
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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182. Close-up portrait of Lusia and Henryk Eichenholz dancing together.
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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183. Close-up portrait of Dziunia Eichenholz and a school friend standing in front of a brick wall.
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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184. Dziunia Eichenholz playfully poses in the Krakow ghetto while balancing her armband on her knee.
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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185. Margot Schlesinger papers
was shut down and Oskar Schindler moved his factory to Brünnlitz, Raimund Titsch, Madritsch’s manager ... placed 60 of his workers on Schindler’s list. Margot told Titsch that her husband and brother-in-law ... to Brünnlitz and being reunited with the other Schindler workers. In May 1945, they were liberated ... arrival. Margot and Chaskiel were in Płaszów until October 1944. When Płaszów was shut down and Oskar
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186. Ada Abrahamer papers
horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue ... in Oskar Schindler’s airplane parts factory, Plaszów concentration camp, Auschwitz concentration camp ... concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada
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187. Willie Sterner (right), police chief of the Bindermichl displaced persons camp, in conversation with the mayor.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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188. Portrait of Willie Sterner, the police chief of the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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189. Two Jewish policemen at work in their office at the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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190. Police chief Willie Sterner sits at his desk in the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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191. Police identification card issued by the Bindermichl displaced persons camp committee to police chief Willie Sterner, certifying his authority to enforce the law within the camp.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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192. Willie Sterner (right) and a friend pose next to a wreath at the Gunskirchen concentration camp during a commemoration for its Jewish victims.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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193. Eva (Mrowka) Sterner sits in a train station wearing a name tag while awaiting transport to Canada.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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194. Willie Sterner wearing an MP armband poses on the deck of the SS Stewart while en route to Canada.
concentration camp. Later that year, as a result of a request by Oskar Schindler for a professional painter ... compound. When Schindler's factory was closed, Willie was deported to Mauthausen. For three weeks he
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195. A group of displaced persons sits at a festive table in front of portraits of Theodor Herzl and Harry Truman in Bindermichl.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not
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196. Three Jewish women pose on a large rock in a field near the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not
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197. Close-up portrait of three Polish soldiers after the war.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not
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198. Ada and Rafael Abrahamer stand in a field in postwar Austria.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not
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199. Rafael Abrahamer, a Polish-Jewish soldier, stands by the entrance of his base in Przyborowo.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not
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200. Studio portrait of Ada Breitkopf probably taken in the Bindermichl displaced persons camp.
concentration camp. After a month spent under horrific conditions, they were selected to work in Oskar ... Schindler's airplane parts factory, the Neue Kuehler Fabrik. They remained there until September 1944. Ada ... weeks. Though she had worked at Schindler's factory, she was not on his famous list and therefore not