Displaying: 76 100 of 141 matches for “yellow badges”
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76. The Veidlinger family poses in their home in Budapest wearing Jewish stars.
BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); CHILDREN (4-12 YEARS); CHILDREN/YOUTH; FAMILIES (WARTIME JEWISH); GROUP ... but Andrew continued his same work unofficially. Jews had to wear yellow stars and could only shop at ... gateway of the house. They hid behind the staircase and removed their yellow stars. Once the street was
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77. A Jewish businessman poses with the workers in his textile factory "M.
ARYANIZATION/LIQUIDATION; BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); BUSINESSES; BUSINESSES (JEWISH); DUTCH; GROUP ... wearing a yellow star.
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78. A Jewish businessman poses with the workers in his textile factory "M.
ARYANIZATION/LIQUIDATION; BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); BUSINESSES; BUSINESSES (JEWISH); DUTCH; GROUP ... last day before he was forced to hand over his business. Isidoor zan Dam is pictured wearing a yellow
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79. Close up portrait of the Elly, Erna and Alfred Drukker wearing stars of David.
AMERSFOORT; BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); CHILDREN (4-12 YEARS); CHILDREN/YOUTH; CLOSE-UPS; FAMILIES ... important-looking, yellow envelopes with letters that stated that they would like to be placed on the
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80. Otto Veidlinger, sits on the lap of his father, on the balcony of their apartment; in Budapest; both are wearing Jewish stars.
BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); BALCONIES/TERRACES/PORCHES; CHILDREN (4-12 YEARS); CHILDREN/YOUTH; FAMILIES ... but Andrew continued his same work unofficially. Jews had to wear yellow stars and could only shop at ... gateway of the house. They hid behind the staircase and removed their yellow stars. Once the street was
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81. A group of Jewish women in Paris
group of Jewish women in Paris. They are wearing the required yellow ... badges. Paris, France, June 8, 1942.
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82. Elderly women in the Riga ghetto
An elderly Jewish woman wears the compulsory yellow badge in the
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83. Norbert Hermann, the son of a Catholic mother and a baptized Jewish father, poses on a street in Prague during the German occupation.
badge. ... two adult Mischlinge children, Elizabeth and Norbert, were exempt from wearing the yellow star
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84. A suitcase taken on the Kasztner rescue train by Bela Gondos, a Jewish physician from Budapest.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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85. A handkerchief belonging to Judit Gondos that she took with her when she left Budapest on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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86. A picnic box belonging to the Gondos family, who took it with them to hold their food during their trip aboard the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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87. An Omega watch belonging to Bela Gondos, a physician who was a passenger on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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88. A pair of eyeglasses belonging to Bela Gondas, a Jewish physician, who was a passenger on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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89. A doll belonging to Judit Gondos, a passenger on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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90. An embrodiered silk chemise belonging to Anna Ilona Gondos, that was taken with her when she left Budapest on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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91. A flowered chemise belonging to Anna Ilona Gondos, that was taken with her when she left Budapest on the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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92. A brown, leather-tooled folio belonging to the Gondos family, who took it with them when they left Budapest aboard the Kasztner rescue train.
specially designated Yellow Star apartment houses that were scattered around the city. The Gondos' happened ... (Hungarian camp). Here the prisoners wore their own clothing but were forced to display the Jewish badge
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93. Three women pose next to a tree 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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94. Students and teachers in the Ezra Schule in Riga, Latvia.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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95. Teachers in the Ezra Schule in Riga, Latvia. Standing on the far left is Andrei Wespremu, Esther Lurie's first mentor.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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96. Seitele ("Muta") Lurie (sister of Esther Lurie) poses on a beach in Riga, Latvia.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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97. Studio portrait of two Latvian Jewish sisters. Pictured are Esther Lurie and her sister Shifra.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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98. Students from the Institute of Art in Brussels enjoy a drink on an outdoor terrace.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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99. [Students from the Institute of Art in Brussels] enjoy an excursion on a pleasure boat.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made
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100. Artist, Esther Lurie, meets with workers on a kibbutz in Palestine.
1946, she again won the Dizengoff Prize for "Girl with a Yellow Badge," a recreation of a drawing made