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551. A Dutch woman poses with a Jewish toddler who has been placed in her care by the underground NV group to protect him from deportation
for the Jews of Amsterdam prior to their transfer to the Westerbork concentration camp. When Jewish
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552. Ines and Renate Spanier on the deck of the St. Louis.
invaded Holland in 1940, the Spaniers were sent to the Westerbork concentration camp where Fritz served as
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553. Ines and Renate Spanier stand on the deck of the St.
Ines and Renate Spanier stand on the deck of the St. Louis. Photo from the personal St. Louis ... photo album assembled by Lotte Altschul. ... invaded Holland in 1940, the Spaniers were sent to the Westerbork concentration camp where Fritz served as
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554. Heinz Thomas Stein, a German Jewish child in hiding, lies in a pasture on the Litjen farm in Swolgen, Holland.
the Nazis. Wolf met his parents in the Westerbork transit camp, and all three were deported to Bergen
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555. Uriel Michael Stein with his mother and grandmothers.
the Nazis. Wolf met his parents in the Westerbork transit camp, and all three were deported to Bergen
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556. Tom and Wolf Stein attend a Purim party in Turkish costumes.
the Nazis. Wolf met his parents in the Westerbork transit camp, and all three were deported to Bergen
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557. False identification card issued to Doris Bloch in the name of Dorothea Blokland.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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558. Portrait of the family of the Rev. Adriaan and Ank Faber who hid Gerda Bloch during the German occupation of Holland.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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559. Portrait of the family of Carl Johann and Helene Derksen who hid Doris Bloch during the German occupation of Holland.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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560. Portrait of Richard Bloch with his two daughters Gerda and Doris.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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561. Doris Bloch holds a Schultuete [a school cone] filled with candies on her older sister's first day of school.
to their death in Auschwitz in 1944 via Westerbork and Theresienstadt. Shortly after liberation
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562. Studio portrait of the Wijnberg family from Groningen, Holland.
camp. Three months later she was sent to Westerbork, where she remained for one week before her
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563. Selma and Chaim Engel (center) pose with their child and two other couples in Odessa where they were living under the assumed name of Kriseck.
camp. Three months later she was sent to Westerbork, where she remained for one week before her
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564. Portrait of Elly van Leeuwen.
following year, Isaac volunteered to go to Westerbork. He joined one of the first transports to the camp
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565. A young Jewish girl, Truusje Schoenfeld, plays with an abacus while living in hiding in The Netherlands.
family. Subsequently, Walther and his father were deported to Theresienstadt via Westerbork, but both
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566. Group portrait of a Jewish family in Ottweiler, Germany.
family. Subsequently, Walther and his father were deported to Theresienstadt via Westerbork, but both
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567. A young Jewish child sits in the garden of her Dutch rescuers' home wearing a sweater made by her mother prior to her deportation.
family. Subsequently, Walther and his father were deported to Theresienstadt via Westerbork, but both
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568. A young Jewish girl poses with the couple who hid her during the German occupation of Holland, prior to leaving their home after the war.
family. Subsequently, Walther and his father were deported to Theresienstadt via Westerbork, but both
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569. The Hertz family walks down a boardwalk while vacationing in Scheveningen.
priests in Grenoble. Polly’s twin was not as fortunate. Dolly was betrayed and sent to Westerbork. From
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570. Polly Hertz plays with her rescuers' children, Liberta (b.
priests in Grenoble. Polly’s twin was not as fortunate. Dolly was betrayed and sent to Westerbork. From
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571. Group portrait of German-Jewish children sitting on the steps of the Ons Boschhious children's home in Driebergen.
Bertha and her parents were sent to Westerbork. On May 25, 1943 they were deported to Sobibor where they
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572. German-Jewish children in the Ons Boschhious children's home in Driebergen.
Bertha and her parents were sent to Westerbork. On May 25, 1943 they were deported to Sobibor where they
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573. Members of the de Zwarte family pose on the balcony of their home wearing Jewish stars.
Westerbork. Since Salomon was married to an Aryan, on March 21, 1944, he was given the choice either to be
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574. Portrait of Miep de Zwarte sitting at a desk and cutting shapes out from a piece of paper with scissors.
Westerbork. Since Salomon was married to an Aryan, on March 21, 1944, he was given the choice either to be
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575. View of the children's home referred to as the "Zeehuis" (Sea house) in Bergen aan Zee.
Bertha and her parents were sent to Westerbork. On May 25, 1943 they were deported to Sobibor where they