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376. Henryk Weinberg with a name card intended to help any of his surviving family members locate him at the Kloster Indersdorf DP camp.
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377. The emblem of the Surviving Remnant [Sheerit Hapletah] hangs above the dais at the Third Conference of Liberated Jews in the US Zone of Germany.
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378. Portrait of the family of Noach Nortman. While the Nortman children survived the war, Noach and his wife died in Sosnowiec.
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379. Group portrait of Jewish orphans who had survived Theresienstadt with the wife of Czech President Edvard Benes and the wife of the American Ambassador Laurence Steinhart.
survived the war and was reunited with Judis in Prague after the liberation. Although Judis' Aunt Regina
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380. Portrait of a member of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers who survived Auschwitz, against a theatrical backdrop.
largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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381. Group portrait of four female members of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers known as the Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz.
known as the Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz. Bottom from left to right are Elizabeth and ... largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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382. Group portrait of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers who survived Auschwitz, in a performance of the Liliputan Jazz Concert.
largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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383. Portrait of a member of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers known as the Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz, next to a vase of flowers.
Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz, next to a vase of flowers. Pictured is Elizabeth Ovici-Moskowitz. ... largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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384. A sign bearing the motto of Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski: "Our only path [to survival] is [through] work!" in German and Yiddish.
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385. Portrait of a little boy with his mother. Pictured are Leszek, who perished in Auschwitz in 1943, and his mother, Helen Israel, who survived the war.
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386. Members of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers known as the Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz, perform on stage in Israel.
largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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387. Members of the Ovici family, a family of Jewish dwarf entertainers known as the Lilliput Troupe, who survived Auschwitz, perform on stage.
largest family to enter Auschwitz and to survive intact -- twelve members ranging from a 15-month old baby ... of the siblings to survive Auschwitz. After the liberation of the concentration camp in January 1945
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388. Studio portrait of two brothers sent to their mother in Czechoslovakia as soon as they discovered that she had survived the war.
that she had survived the war. Pictured are Jaakov and Alexandre Fischler. ... Sabina survived the war in hiding with a Christian family using the papers of someone who was deceased
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389. Rabbi and Mrs. Simcha Rotenfeld pose with an adopted orphan who had survived the war in hiding while en route to England.
young children. In late 1942 Elek's father realized he stood very little chance of surviving the ... savings in exchange for taking the children. He told her that if he survived the war, he would return to
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390. A half-Jewish teenage girl who survived the war in hiding poses with a group of the youngest children in the Chateau des Avenieres children's home in Cruseiles.
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391. A young Jewish girl who had survived in hiding, Lucia Fenster, poses with her nurse in the sanitorium at Bad Woerishofen.
Her younger sister, Malcia, survived and later married Simon Gelbard. Hersch’s sister Scheindale
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392. Suzanne Sigmund and her future husband Milan Mayer go for a walk in the mountains near Montreux after having survived the war with the Kasztner transport.
to Auschwitz. One uncle was sent to forced labor and survived. Her parents lived outside of Budapest ... her mother was alive, and her friend's parents also survived. They left the Kasztner group and
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393. Postwar studio portraif of Pearl and Helen (right) Herskovic who survived the war as Mengele twins and their brother Arno, a soldier in the Czech army.
arrival. Her husband Moshe also perished, but her oldest daughter Nancy survived because she was old ... including Dachau, Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Mor attended medical school in Brno. Having survived
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394. A Polish family picks through the rubble of a bombed out home to find surviving household effects in the besieged city of Warsaw.
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395. A group of boys picks through the rubble of a bombed out home to find surviving household effects in the besieged city of Warsaw.
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396. Autobiographical drawing by Jacob Barosin
An old man in gurs. Will he survive deportation? ... The majority of Jacob’s family survived, though his Latvian relatives and his sister, Sina Ida, were ... envelope housing drawing: "An old man in GURS. Will he survive the next deportation?"; not dated.
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397. Studio portrait of Babi Nussbacher. She survived the war having been in incarcerated in several work camps, Riga and was liberated from Neumark Germany.
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398. Close-up portrait of a young Jewish girl in the Feldafing displaced persons' camp who survived hidden by Poles and reunited with her parents after the war.
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399. Group portrait of Jewish youth in hiding. Pictured bottom row from right to left are Francine Ajzensztark, Maurice Rubinsztein and Maurice's cousin Suzanne (who did not survive).
Ajzensztark, Maurice Rubinsztein and Maurice's cousin Suzanne (who did not survive). Top row, right to left ... Suzanne Ajzensztark. Henry (did not survive) and Annette (a Christian girl whose father helped them get ... Francine fled by bicycle. She survived the war in hiding using false identification cards under the name
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400. Close-up portrait of Joska Singer (Josephina, Rafael Abrahamer's maternal aunt) who had survived the war in hiding in a convent.
survived the Holocaust, all of her immediate relatives perished including her two grandmothers Ida Maria