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201. Group portrait of Austrian soldiers. Standing on the far left is Leopold Hahn, the father of Edith Hahn.
at the University of Vienna until the Anschluss in 1938 when she was forced to discontinue her
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202. Group portrait of students and their teacher in a high school in Boryslaw.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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203. Group portrait of members of a mandolin orchestra in Boryslaw.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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204. Girls attending the School of Physical Education "CIF" in Warsaw pose for a photograph while lying on a field.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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205. Group portrait of young people posing around a wooden shelter in Boryslaw.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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206. Zbigniew, Helena, Norbert and Mieczyslaw Kelhoffer pose in their swimming suits while on vacation.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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207. Work permit issued to Sydonia Kelhoffer (donor's mother) by the employment department (Arbeitsamt) of Boryslaw.
studies. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Sydzia returned to Boryslaw. She married Zbigniew in June
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208. Passport issued to Alfred Traum prior to his departure from Vienna on a Kindertransport.
However following the March 1938 German annexation (Anschluss), things changed drastically for the Traums
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209. Freddie Traum, an Austrian Jewish boy, pitches hay.
However following the March 1938 German annexation (Anschluss), things changed drastically for the Traums
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210. Studio portrait of Elias Traum.
However following the March 1938 German annexation (Anschluss), things changed drastically for the Traums
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211. Wedding portrait of Freddie Traum and Josiane Aizenberg on board the Zion, a ZIM line vessel.
However following the March 1938 German annexation (Anschluss), things changed drastically for the Traums
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212. Rivka Kreisel walks down the street with her cousin Genny in their hometown of Dorohoi, Romania.
father Robert died from pneumonia. After the Anschluss in March 1938, Georg and Stefan began making
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213. Passengers aboard the MS St. Louis. Liane Reif, is standing at center, foreground.
Anschluss the family experienced growing persecution, and the family decided to emigrate. They hoped to come
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214. Staff members at work in the offices of the International Committee for European Immigrants in China.
organization. Soon after the Anschluss Eric was among a group of Viennese Jews rounded up by Austrian police
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215. Staff members at work in the offices of the International Committee for European Immigrants in China.
organization. Soon after the Anschluss Eric was among a group of Viennese Jews rounded up by Austrian police
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216. Group portrait of a Viennese Jewish family. Pictured are Jolan, Heinrich and Emil Wellisch.
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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217. Jolan and Heinrich Wellisch on vacation in Czechoslovakia.
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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218. Jolan Deutsch poses with a book on an outdoor lounge chair.
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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219. Portrait of a high school class in Vienna composed almost exclusively of Jewish children.
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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220. Three members of the Zionist youth movement Techelet Lavan (Blue-White).
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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221. Group portrait of soldiers in the Jewish Brigade who had formerly been interned in Mauritius.
Youth movement, Techelet Lavan (Blue and White). Following the Anschluss the Wellisch family tried
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222. An Austrian Jewish family poses on a walkway next to the shore.
children, attacking them with rocks or knives as they walked between home and school. After the Anschluss
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223. Portrait of an Austrian Jewish family. Pictured is Frima Hochstaet (second from the right) and four of her children (left to right): Max, Regina orGreta, Sarafina, and Regina or Greta.
children, attacking them with rocks or knives as they walked between home and school. After the Anschluss
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224. Portrait of Raoul Landau, a young Austrian Jewish boy, holding a stuffed monkey.
children, attacking them with rocks or knives as they walked between home and school. After the Anschluss
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225. Ruth Landau, a young Austrian Jewish girl, pushes her teddy bear in a stroller.
children, attacking them with rocks or knives as they walked between home and school. After the Anschluss