Displaying: 1 18 of 18 matches for “Navemar”
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1. Documents stating that the Bermann family has confirmed passage to Cuba on board the Navemar.
/CARIBBEAN); SHIPS (NAVEMAR) ... on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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2. Document stating that the Bermann family has confirmed passage to Cuba on board the Navemar.
/CARIBBEAN); SHIPS (NAVEMAR) ... on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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3. Newspaper photograph of three young sisters who arrived in New York on the overcrowded refugee ship, the Navemar.
(GERMAN); REFUGEES (JEWISH); SHIPS (NAVEMAR) ... the Navemar. Pictured are Karen, Marion and Renate Gumprecht. ... Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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4. Identification papers issued to Anna Bermann allowing her to enter Cuba as a tourist.
(TO LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN); SHIPS (NAVEMAR) ... on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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5. Health certificate issued to Anna Bermann allowing her to enter Cuba.
(TO LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN); SHIPS (NAVEMAR) ... on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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6. People gather outside the store of Johann Pollenz.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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7. Doris and Eva Bermann sit on their grandfather's lap on a roof garden.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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8. Portrait of four generations of Czech-Jewish women.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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9. Transit visa issued to Anna Bermann allowing her to enter Cuba.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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10. Three Jewish immigrant women sit on the floor of the entrance to a building in Venezuela.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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11. Three Jewish immigrants to Venezuela pose in a cactus field.
on the Navemar. Unfortunately, the bakery failed, so the family moved to Venezuela in April 1942
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12. Four sisters enjoy a cup of coffee at an outdoor table.
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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13. Three Jewish sisters pay a visit to their aunt prior to their departure for the United States.
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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14. A young German-Jewish couple celebrates their engagement in a restaurant in Hamburg.
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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15. A German-Jewish family walks down a street in Hamburg prior to its departure for America.
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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16. Studio portrait of Oskar Freund (the donor's great-uncle), born August 29, 1885.
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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17. Studio portrait of Anny Freund (the donor's great-aunt).
Gumprechts together with over 1000 refugees boarded the Spanish freighter, the Navemar, originally built to
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18. A group portrait of Jewish refugees in Degersheim.
family immigrated to the United States on the SS Navemar in 1941.