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14951. Bar of soap issued to a Polish Jewish concentration camp inmate
Malvina and her surviving siblings, Balbina Sabina, and Maria went to the US. Henryk and his wife came
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14952. Black cap worn by a Polish Jewish concentration camp inmate
Malvina and her surviving siblings, Balbina Sabina, and Maria went to the US. Henryk and his wife came
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14953. Handmade illustrated children's book created by an Austrian Jewish refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14954. Handmade book illustrating the alphabet created by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14955. Autograph album used by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14956. Handmade illustrated children's book created by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14957. Wooden trunk used by a Jewish Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14958. Cut-paper work created by an Austrian Jewish refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14959. Cut-paper work created by an Austrian Jewish refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14960. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14961. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14962. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14963. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14964. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14965. Calling card brought to the US by an Austrian refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14966. Dried pressed flower brought to the US by an Austrian Jewish refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14967. Dried pressed flower brought to the US by an Austrian Jewish refugee
only a few distant relatives and her cousins from Hamburg had survived. Her mother and brother had been
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14968. Striped concentration camp uniform jacket worn by a Polish Jewish inmate
established on a farm by sixteen camp survivors. He met Ita Rozenczwajg (1918-2010). She had survived by
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14969. Cover for a set of etchings by Walter Spitzer inscribed by the artist
Walter's family did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist
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14970. Etching by Walter Spitzer depicting 3 emaciated concentration camp inmates
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an
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14971. Etching by Walter Spitzer of a skeletal concentration camp inmate gazing at the empty food bowl of another
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an
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14972. Etching by Walter Spitzer depicting 2 guards with 3 unclothed female concentration camp inmates
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an
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14973. Etching by Walter Spitzer of a dog attacking fallen concentration camp prisoners in an arena
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an
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14974. Etching by Walter Spitzer of concentration camp inmates begging, digging in a dumpster, and hauling corpses
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an
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14975. Etching by Walter Spitzer of 2 emaciated concentration camp inmates walking arm in arm
did not survive the war and he settled in France. He became a professional artist, creating an