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13451. Group portrait of Jewish internees in an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13452. Group portrait of Jewish internees in an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13453. Group portrait of Jewish internees in an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13454. Group portrait of Jewish internees posing in the snow in an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13455. Jewish internees shovel snow in front of the barracks of an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13456. Group portrait of Jewish internees in an unidentified Swiss labor camp.
Schattner family did not survive the holocaust. Max’s father, Chaim, died in Theresienstadt in December
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13457. Simon Steil poses with his rescuers, Bertha and Jules Henrards and their daughers.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13458. Group portrait of orphans in the postwar Tiefenbrunner children's home in Antwerp.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13459. Group portrait of younger boys in the postwar Tiefenbrunner children's home in Antwerp.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13460. Group portrait of younger girls in the postwarTiefenbrunner children's home in Antwerp.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13461. Group portrait of girls in the postwarTiefenbrunner children's home in Antwerp.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13462. Group portrait of girls in the postwarTiefenbrunner children's home in Antwerp.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13463. Mark Steil stands outside in Antwerp wearing a sailor suit.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13464. Mrs. Meizels (grandmother of the donor) walks down a street in Lvov with two of her family members.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13465. Simon Steil poses with the Mr. and Mrs. Finel, cousins of his mother who had escaped to Switzerland and spent the war there.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13466. Mark Steil walks down a street in Antwerp with his parents, Adolf and Eliza Steil, and another woman.
All of Simon's immediate family was deported to Auschwitz; none survived. After his family
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13467. Hans Malbin stands next to the memorial to his brother-in-law Dr.
a public burial in a marked grave. Elkes was survived by his wife Miriam, who had been deported to
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13468. Leiser and Hindll Reisl pose for a studio portrait with four of their seven children; they hold photographs of two of the missing children.
the Markowiczes all survived the war; most of their extended family was killed.The Markowiczes resumed
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13469. The Markowicz family poses for a family photo the day before the oldest son left for the United States.
the Markowiczes all survived the war; most of their extended family was killed.The Markowiczes resumed
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13470. Gutman and Malka Virovich pose with their granddaughter Alice, while waiting for her parents to join them for Shabbat.
of the city. Both Sara and Misha survived and settled in Vilna after the liberation. Sara's father
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13471. Tanya Virovich poses on a street in Kaunas where she went on a walk with her rescuer, Franute Granskyte.
of the city. Both Sara and Misha survived and settled in Vilna after the liberation. Sara's father
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13472. Kurt Marcus poses with his book bag on his first day of school.
worked for the American Army. Kurt soon received letters from his surviving uncles in the United States
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13473. An extended family poses on the occasion of a first communion.
worked for the American Army. Kurt soon received letters from his surviving uncles in the United States
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13474. Kurt Marcus's ID card for a sports club in Hannover, Germany.
worked for the American Army. Kurt soon received letters from his surviving uncles in the United States
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13475. Kurt Markus participates in an Arbeitdienst work camp which was also a paramilitary organization.
worked for the American Army. Kurt soon received letters from his surviving uncles in the United States