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2726. U.S. Pressbook for the film “Hitler, Beast of Berlin" (1939)
Switzerland.
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2727. Set of three lobby cards for the film “Espionage Agent" (1939)
Geneva (Switzerland)
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2728. Lobby card for the film “Hitler, Beast of Berlin" (1939)
Switzerland.
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2729. Kibel and Pollaczek families collection
Switzerland. ... to Switzerland and settled in Zurich. They later immigrated to the Dominican Republic. Walter and
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2730. U.S. re-release advertisement for the film “Hitler, Beast of Berlin" (1939)
Switzerland.
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2731. Scene still from the film “Hitler, Beast of Berlin" (1939)
Switzerland.
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2732. Ruth Engelhardt Spivack Meyers papers
Switzerland. ... In September 1943, Helene was released from Gurs and went to Le Chambon before going to Switzerland
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2733. Oral history interview with Hildegard Haymann
Geneva (Switzerland)
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2734. Escorted by American soldiers, a transport of child survivors of Buchenwald file out of the main gate of the camp.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2735. Police attempt to control the crowd of Jews, who are waiting outside a branch of the Swiss legation located in the Glass House on Vadasz Street hoping to obtain Schutzbriefe that would protect them from deportation.
62,000 Jews who were living in Budapest between 1942 and 1945. Born in Walzenhausen, Switzerland ... in Switzerland for more than 200,000 Hungarian Jews but was unsuccessful. When Hungarian and German ... Switzerland for overstepping his authority in helping the Jews of Budapest. Lutz divorced his first wife
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2736. Jewish youth who were members of the Buchenwald children's transport sit outside at a meeting in the Ecouis children's home.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2737. A group of Jewish children wave goodbye as they depart by train from the Buchenwald concentration camp.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2738. Portrait Joseph Mordko Halter, the donor's father.
). He was born on October 10, 1920 in Geneva, Switzerland . His father was born in Warsaw but moved to ... Switzerland as a young man, living first in La Chaux de Fonds and then in Geneva where he married Ryfka ... for deportation, Paul gave his parents false papers and instructed them to flee to Switzerland
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2739. The last letter written by Jakob Michel from the Les Milles camp, addressed to Mrs.
woman in Switzerland who came from the same German village as Jakob. In the letter Jakob asks her ... to look after his family. When Marion was sent to Switzerland by the OSE, Mrs. Wolffer became her ... the OSE smuggled her into Switzerland. After crossing the border, Marion was hospitalized for
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2740. Children liberated at Buchenwald are examined by medical personnel.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2741. US Army Chaplain Rabbi Morris Dembowitz meets with members of the Buchenwald children's transport outside the Ecouis children's home.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2742. Three young boys who were members of the Buchenwald children's transport, pose on a ladder at the OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants) children's home in Ecouis.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2743. Representatives of the OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants) pose with two members of the Buchenwald children's transport in the town square of Ecouis.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2744. Jewish DP youth play in the snow outside the OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants) children's home in Le Vésinet.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2745. Jewish DP youth who were members of the Buchenwald children's transport wave to the camera at the Ecouis children's home.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2746. Group portrait of Jewish DP youth at the OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants) home for Orthodox Jewish children in Ambloy.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2747. Snapshot of thirteen-year-old Ditta Bretholz, which she sent to her brother Leo in France on the occasion of his twenty-first birthday.
occasion of his twenty-first birthday. This photo, which was sent via a cousin in Switzerland, was to be ... was sent to Leo in France via a cousin in Switzerland. ... Switzerland using a false passport issued in the name of Paul Meunier, but he was quickly apprehended by Swiss
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2748. An OSE official supervises the boarding of the Buchenwald orphans onto the RMS Mataroa in the port of Marseilles.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2749. Portrait of a member of the Buchenwald children's transport wearing his camp uniform.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler
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2750. A young Jewish DP child waves a homemade flag while riding on the shoulders of an older boy at the port of Marseilles.
in Geneva. They arranged to send 427 of the children to France, 280 to Switzerland and 250 to ... England. [Vivette Samuels reverses the figures for England and Switzerland in her monograph, "Sauver les ... Switzerland. Because of the difficulty in finding clothing for the children, the boys were clad in Hitler