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1. Group portrait of Jewish teenagers in Vic-sur-Cere.
Vic-sur-Cere, [Cantal] France ... INVASION & OCCUPATION -- France -- OSE/Children's Homes -- Vic-sur-Cere ... ANIMALS; ANIMALS (DOGS); CHILDREN'S HOMES; CHILDREN'S HOMES (VIC-SUR-CERE); CHILDREN/YOUTH; GROUP
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2. A Jewish teenager poses for a group portrait with the young children she is helping teach the alphabet to in Vic-sur-Cere.
Vic-sur-Cere, [Cantal] France ... INVASION & OCCUPATION -- France -- OSE/Children's Homes -- Vic-sur-Cere ... CHILDREN (4-12 YEARS); CHILDREN'S HOMES; CHILDREN'S HOMES (VIC-SUR-CERE); CHILDREN/YOUTH; GROUP
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3. Close-up portrait of Joseph Schreiber taken during the last year of the war.
Vic Fezensac, [Gers] France ... to live in Vic Fezensac near the Spanish border. They remain there until the end of the war. Joseph
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4. Group portrait Jewish teenage girls clad in nurses uniforms in the Limoges Pouponierre where they were assisting in the care of young children.
there before leaving for Vic-sur-Cere where she remained until the beginning of 1942. Meanwhile, on ... convoys to Auschwitz where they perished. Ruth left Vic-sur-Cere with 23 other children to go into hiding
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5. Children from La Guette children's home pose for a group portrait in a plaza in Pau while on route to visit their parents in the Gurs concentration camp.
there before leaving for Vic-sur-Cere where she remained until the beginning of 1942. Meanwhile, on ... convoys to Auschwitz where they perished. Ruth left Vic-sur-Cere with 23 other children to go into hiding
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6. Group portrait of seven Jewish girls and teenagers in a postwar children's home in Feneyrols, France.
there before leaving for Vic-sur-Cere where she remained until the beginning of 1942. Meanwhile, on ... convoys to Auschwitz where they perished. Ruth left Vic-sur-Cere with 23 other children to go into hiding
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7. Jewish girls and teenagers eat outside in a courtyard in a postwar children's home in Feneyrols, France.
there before leaving for Vic-sur-Cere where she remained until the beginning of 1942. Meanwhile, on ... convoys to Auschwitz where they perished. Ruth left Vic-sur-Cere with 23 other children to go into hiding
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8. Edith Loeb poses next to a slate that reads "My first day of school."
a home called Le Touring in Vic-sûr-Cère. She stayed there under a false name until September 1944
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9. A group of girl scouts play recorders on a riverbank.
a home called Le Touring in Vic-sûr-Cère. She stayed there under a false name until September 1944
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10. A group of Jewish girl scouts living at the Moissac children's home, play recorders on a riverbank.
a home called Le Touring in Vic-sûr-Cère. She stayed there under a false name until September 1944
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11. Portrait of the Schreiber family in southern France.
to live in Vic Fezensac near the Spanish border. They remain there until the end of the war. Joseph
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12. A group of young children in costume gather on the Blvd.
to live in Vic Fezensac near the Spanish border. They remain there until the end of the war. Joseph
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13. Gustav Schreiber (the uncle of the donor) poses with his wife and children.
to live in Vic Fezensac near the Spanish border. They remain there until the end of the war. Joseph
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14. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Adolf Hitler.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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15. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence." Quote from the panel reads "We Germans must show that we are born to be masters [and are] destined to rule the world." The back of the photo reads "British Official Photograph; Distrbuted by the Ministry of Information.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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16. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Adolf Hitler greeting a young girl in a crowd.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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17. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing antisemitic German Newspapers.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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18. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing German officials and concentration camp victims.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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19. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Julius Streicher.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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20. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing German women extending their right arm in the Hitler salute.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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21. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Greek victims of the Nazi Regime.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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22. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Joseph Goebbels.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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23. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing Nazi military sentiment.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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24. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence" showing 'Two Germanies.' The panel reads "There Are Two Germanies: One has given great music, science, philosphy, literature, and art to the world.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man
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25. Panel from a 1944 exhibition in London, England, entitled "Germany- the Evidence' showing Hans Frank.
in Vic-sur-Cère. They remained there for the next two years. One evening in 1943 a young man