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101. Artist Esther Lurie sketches on the hills outside Beit Alfa in the Galilee.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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102. Artist Esther Lurie walks down on a street in Rome following her liberation and prior to returning to Palestine.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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103. Esther Lurie serves as a translator between freed American POWs and Soviet officers.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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104. Portrait of artist Esther Lurie and her niece, Galia (daughter of Esther’s sister Shifra), taken in front of Shifra’s and Galia’s home in Tel Aviv.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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105. Men and women walk through the central plaza of the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp pushing baby carriages.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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106. Men and women gather around a table for a celebration in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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107. Men and women, many wearing name tags, gather by a train carriage as they prepare to emigrate.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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108. Jewish police accompany pall bearers during a funeral in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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109. Group portrait of men and women holding young children in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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110. Survivors pose by the Bergen-Belsen memorial. Standing on the left side: Man-wearing cap next to boy with cap is Mr.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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111. Group portrait of men and women in a sewing workshop in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp.
the ghetto was the Jewish police. Initially the prisoners were required to wear a badge with a blue ... star on the arm, after a few months they had to wear an emblem with a yellow star on the front and on
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112. Group portrait of a large religious family, the Smilovic family, in Munkachevo.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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113. View of the outdoor market [perhaps in Mukachevo].
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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114. Studio portrait of Eugen Lifschitz, a young survivor from Mukachevo.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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115. Postwar portrait of the surviving Smilovic siblings.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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116. Group portrait of members of the Bnai Akiva kibbutz in Foehrenwald.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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117. Portrait of four members of Kibbutz Bnei Akiva in Foehrenwald.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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118. Portrait of the first Jewish couple to wed in Mukachevo after the war.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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119. Two friends from Kibbutz Bnei Akiva in Foehrenwald pose together.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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120. Sziku Smilovic (left) poses for a studio portrait with his sister and brother-in-law, Heddy and Arthur Spitz, prior to their immigration to the United States.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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121. Members of Kibbutz Bnei Akiva celebrate the wedding of two of its members.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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122. Group portrait of the soccer team of the Aglasterhausen postwar children's home.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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123. Group portrait of Jewish teenagers from the Aglasterhausen children's home.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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124. Studio portrait of Heddy Smilovic (later Spitz) smoking a cigarette.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11
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125. Surviving members of the Smilovic family pose outside a building in Doksy shortly after the end of World War II.
prisoners who desperately traded their yellow badges for red ones indicating they were political prisoners ... of different nationalities. In Block 8 all the children were given Czech badges. On April 11