Displaying: 51 75 of 424 matches for “korczak”
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51. Sophie Zajd Berkowitz photograph collection
the spring 1943, Celina’s parents placed her in hiding with Genowefa Starczewska-Korczak, a Polish ... Genowefa Starczewska-Korczak, a Polish Christian woman who was recognized as Righteous Among the Nations in
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52. Drawing
Drawing of Janusz Korczak and children ... Labeled: "Luba Krugman Gurdus/Korcazk [sic] With His Orphans (charcoal)" [Korczak]
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53. Oral history interview with Ze'ev Drori
children's home organized by Janusz Korczak for two years when his father was ill; attending public school ... home; ghettoization; working in a Korczak children's home; creating a puppet theater with friends
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54. Oral history interview with Margareth Acher
the deportations beginning July 22, 1942; watching the deportation of Janusz Korczak and the Jewish
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55. Oral history interview with David A. Kochalski
run by Janusz Korczak; moving into the House of Boys in the Warsaw ghetto; going into hiding until the
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56. Robotnicze Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Dzieci. Zarząd Główny w Warszawie (Sygn. 783)
ghetto uprising”, “The hero of human race” (about Janusz Korczak) or “The Korczak’s Path”, and documents
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57. Oral history interview with Anna Lanota
Care of Orphaned Children) in Otwock, Poland; working with Janusz Korczak (Henryk Goldszmit); fleeing ... van; witnessing the march of Korczak alongside his pupils to the Umschlagplatz on August 6; escaping
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58. Mark Liwszyc, 1915-2003, Selected Memoirs
orphanage for Polish children modeled on Janusz Korczak's institution. After the war he learned that Lucy
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59. The Topilsky family poses in their garden outside their home in Lodz.
three survived and immigrated to Israel in 1948. Renia worked in Janos Korczak's orphanage before the
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60. Group portrait of the leather factory workers in the Lodz ghetto.
three survived and immigrated to Israel in 1948. Renia worked in Janos Korczak's orphanage before the
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61. Oral history interview with Isadore Hollander
ages 11 to 15 in an orphanage, which operated according to Janusz Korczak guidelines; his mother’s re
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62. Oral history interview with Mira Warbin
the fates of her mother and sister; an encounter with Rushka Korczak; her thoughts about Jacob Gens
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63. Oral history interview with Agnieszka Holland
in Poland; her interest in Janusz Korczak, director of Jewish and Polish orphanages before and during
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64. Oral history interview with Edgar Aftergood
and seeing Dr. Janusz Korczak; his outspoken aunt, Dr. Anna Heller; having to report to work camps in
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65. Close-up portrait of Miriam Wattenberg (Mary Berg), [possibly in the Warsaw ghetto].
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary
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66. Mary Berg holds up a newspaper announcing the surrender of Germany.
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary
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67. National Jewish Monthly (Washington, DC) [Magazine]
Fasanenstraße in Berlin. In Passauer Straße 4 resides with the Janusz Korczak Lodge a B'nai B'rith Lodge
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68. Oral history interview with Helena Merenholc
acquaintance with the internationally renowned doctor, Janusz Korczak (Henryk Goldszmit), who later established
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69. Oral history interview with Shlomo Kenet
members of the Hashomer Hatzair group, including Chaika Grossman, Rushka Korczak, and Vitka Kempner
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70. Oral history interview with Clara Ma'ayan
the orphanage headed by Janusz Korczak; the Germans entering Rzeszów and her family members being
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71. Oral history interview with Eugenia Unger
the plaza where the transports were taking place and seeing Janus Korczak; witnessing executions
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72. A group of Jewish young adults pose on a street in Warsaw.
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary
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73. Miriam Wattenberg (Mary Berg) and her friend Mickie Rubin pose together in the Warsaw ghetto.
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary
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74. Miriam Wattenberg (Mary Berg) walks down a street arm in arm with her boyfriend Romek Kowalski.
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary
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75. Miriam Wattenberg walks down a street in the Warsaw ghetto arm in arm with her with boyfriend Romek Kowalski.
Korczak's orphanage. Mary's father was transferred to Titmoning, a camp for foreign nationals while Mary