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326. Studio portrait of Abraham Moshe Muhlbaum with his step-mother, Mindel Hackel Muhlbaum.
to Westerbork. Abraham eluded capture during the round-up by escaping over the rooftops. For a few ... after his family's arrival in Westerbork, Abraham received a letter from his father about German plans
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327. Studio portrait of Abraham Moshe Muhlbaum holding a toy boat.
to Westerbork. Abraham eluded capture during the round-up by escaping over the rooftops. For a few ... after his family's arrival in Westerbork, Abraham received a letter from his father about German plans
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328. Studio portrait of Abraham Moshe Muhlbaum on a rocking horse.
to Westerbork. Abraham eluded capture during the round-up by escaping over the rooftops. For a few ... after his family's arrival in Westerbork, Abraham received a letter from his father about German plans
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329. Studio portrait of the Dingfelder family. Pictured from left to right are: Martin, Johanna, Rudi, and Leopold Dingfelder.
the Westerbork transit camp. His parents were subsequently deported to Auschwitz, where they perished ... Westerbork. In March 1944 he, too, was deported to Auschwitz. Rudi was one of only 55 members of his convoy
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330. Members of the Dingfelder family stand at the entrance to their butcher shop in Plauen, Germany.
the Westerbork transit camp. His parents were subsequently deported to Auschwitz, where they perished ... Westerbork. In March 1944 he, too, was deported to Auschwitz. Rudi was one of only 55 members of his convoy
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331. Picture postcard of toddler (Rudi Dingfelder?) in a white winter coat and cap standing by a wicker chair.
the Westerbork transit camp. His parents were subsequently deported to Auschwitz, where they perished ... Westerbork. In March 1944 he, too, was deported to Auschwitz. Rudi was one of only 55 members of his convoy
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332. Rudi Dingfelder on his first day of school, holding the traditional Schultuete [a school cone] filled with candies.
the Westerbork transit camp. His parents were subsequently deported to Auschwitz, where they perished ... Westerbork. In March 1944 he, too, was deported to Auschwitz. Rudi was one of only 55 members of his convoy
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333. Group portrait of members of the wedding party at the marriage of Paul and Berthe Hendrix.
1943, the entire family was rounded-up and sent to Westerbork. While incarcerated in Westerbork, Paul
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334. Photograph of a young Jewish child in The Netherlands taken [shortly before his parents decided to place him into hiding].
in Hilversum. The following month Jozef and Suzanne Reens were arrested and sent to the Westerbork ... taken away to Westerbork. Since the Germans were not sure of his identity, he was included in the group
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335. Henderica and Franciscus van Vlijmen plant a tree in Yad Vashem's Garden of the Righteous in Jerusalem after being recognized as Righteous Among the Nations.
in Hilversum. The following month Jozef and Suzanne Reens were arrested and sent to the Westerbork ... taken away to Westerbork. Since the Germans were not sure of his identity, he was included in the group
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336. Wedding portrait of Emanuel Louis Kats and Henderina Eliasar.
rounded up and sent to Westerbork. There, Henderina gave birth to a younger son, Robert on August 20
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337. Members of the Wijnberg family sit on the roof of their apartment house during the period in which they were prohibited by Nazi decree from going out into the garden.
camp. Three months later she was sent to Westerbork, where she remained for one week before her
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338. A newlywed Jewish couple, Mauritz Wijnberg and Betje Jakobs, emerge from a building on their wedding day wearing Jewish badges.
camp. Three months later she was sent to Westerbork, where she remained for one week before her
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339. Portrait of Dutch rescuer Arie van Mansum.
boy out of a hospital in Amsterdam who was about to be sent to Westerbork. Another time, van Mansum
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340. Travel permit issued to Doris Bloch by the Zentralstelle für jüdische Auswanderung Amsterdam [Central Office for Jewish Emigration] allowing her to travel from her home in Hulshorst to Zwolle in order to attend school.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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341. Drawing made by Richard Bloch of the room where he and his wife were hiding in Nunspeet, Holland.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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342. Betje Wijnberg rides a bicycle with two large suitcases.
camp. Three months later she was sent to Westerbork, where she remained for one week before her
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343. An elderly Jewish couple sits outside in their yard in Ottweiler, Germany.
family. Subsequently, Walther and his father were deported to Theresienstadt via Westerbork, but both
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344. Portrait of the three Hertz sisters. Pictured are Hella, Polly and Dolly Hertz.
priests in Grenoble. Polly’s twin was not as fortunate. Dolly was betrayed and sent to Westerbork. From
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345. An elderly Jewish man sorts rags in a warehouse. Pictured is Simon de Zwarte, grandfather of the donor.
Westerbork. Since Salomon was married to an Aryan, on March 21, 1944, he was given the choice either to be
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346. Dutch soldiers play cards inside a barracks during the Phony War.
father were arrested and sent to Westerbork. David escaped from the collection point at the Schouwberg
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347. A Jewish Dutch man wearing a Star of David poses outdoors with a cigarette in his hand.
father were arrested and sent to Westerbork. David escaped from the collection point at the Schouwberg
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348. Wedding of Josephine and Simon Kunstenaar.
transport to the Westerbork transit camp. Marion's mother Tiny had a connection to one of the guards, Mr
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349. Judith de Groot poses in a costume.
following year, Isaac volunteered to go to Westerbork. He joined one of the first transports to the camp
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350. Studio portrait of Elly Degroot.
following year, Isaac volunteered to go to Westerbork. He joined one of the first transports to the camp