Songs of the ghettos, concentration camps, and World War II partisan outposts
Weingarten
Joseph Wulf narrates (in Yiddish) a short biographical statement about Weingarten.
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Joseph Wulf, identification photograph. Occupied Krakow, August 1940. Detail from registration form, below. —Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw
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Joseph Wulf’s registration form with the local authority in occupied Krakow, August 22, 1940. He lists his occupation as “agronomist.” —Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw
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Joseph Wulf (left) in his study with Simon Wiesenthal. Berlin, July 1974. —Sachor Nicht vergessen. Erinnerung an Joseph Wulf (Berlin, 1989).
Joseph Wulf, identification photograph. Occupied Krakow, August 1940. Detail from registration form, below.
—Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw
Joseph Wulf’s registration form with the local authority in occupied Krakow, August 22, 1940. He lists his occupation as “agronomist.”
—Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw
Joseph Wulf (left) in his study with Simon Wiesenthal. Berlin, July 1974.
—Sachor Nicht vergessen. Erinnerung an Joseph Wulf (Berlin, 1989).
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