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43326. Feiga Malnik
déportée dans le camp de concentration de Stutthof où elle mourut.
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43327. Ben Stern
Soviétiques.1940-44 : En juillet 1942, je fus déporté du ghetto de Varsovie au camp de concentration de
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43328. Hilda Kusserow
renonciation à mon culte. Je refusai et fus déportée dans le camp de concentration de Ravensbrück où je
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43329. Walter Meyer décrit son procès pour pillage, en 1943, ainsi que l'influence de son rôle au sein des Pirates Edelweiss sur la peine à laquelle il fut condamné
et emprisonné. Il fut ensuite déporté dans le camp de concentration de
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43330. Franz Blumenstein milkis a cow in Sosua, Dominican Republic.
arrested along with more than 3,000 other Viennese Jews and taken to Dachau concentration camp. After
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43331. Frank Blumenstein shows his prize bull. The inscription on the back of the photograph reads, "This is my own bull.
arrested along with more than 3,000 other Viennese Jews and taken to Dachau concentration camp. After
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43332. The Eckstein family poses together in a park in prewar Bratislava.
-Concentration and Annihilation Camp," inspired by finding and visiting his father's grave in Ebensee, Austria.
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43333. Studio portrait of the Eckstein family in wartime Bratislava.
-Concentration and Annihilation Camp," inspired by finding and visiting his father's grave in Ebensee, Austria.
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43334. Studio portrait of brother and sister Katerina and Fritzi Eckstein.
-Concentration and Annihilation Camp," inspired by finding and visiting his father's grave in Ebensee, Austria.
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43335. The Eckstein family walks down a street of prewar Bratislava.
-Concentration and Annihilation Camp," inspired by finding and visiting his father's grave in Ebensee, Austria.
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43336. Portrait of George Tannenbaum in his French military uniform.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43337. Engagement photograph of a French Jewish couple. Pictured are Laja Lejzerowicz and George Tannenbaum.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43338. Wedding photograph of a French Jewish couple. Pictured are Laja (nee Lejzerowicz) and George Tannenbaum.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43339. Family and friends celebrate the wedding of a French Jewish couple at the Metz-Crystal Palace.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43340. A French Jewish family poses for a photograph. Pictured on the far left and right are grandparents Mirel (Perl) and Lazar Tannenbaum.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43341. Laja Tannenbaum stands on a dock in the seaside town of Arcachon.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43342. Siblings Malka Hercberg and Maurice Tannenbaum walk down the street of Marseilles.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43343. A French Jewish family stands for photograph on the street of Moirans, France.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43344. Two-year-old Lazare Tannenbaum sits in a baby carriage in Moirans, France.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43345. Two-year-old Lazare Tannenbaum with a French couple who had a tobacco store in Moirans and helped care for him.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43346. Two-year-old Lazare Tannenbaum sits on his father George's shoulders.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43347. A French Jewish mother sits outside a building with her baby son.
fall of 1941, the round up of Jews for transport to concentration camps had begun. To obtain false
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43348. US poster stamp encouraging people to donate to a humanitarian organization
concentration camp and killed. In late 1940, Szyk immigrated to the United States with his family. He became a
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43349. US poster stamp encouraging people to donate to a humanitarian organization
concentration camp and killed. In late 1940, Szyk immigrated to the United States with his family. He became a
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43350. US poster stamp encouraging people to donate to a humanitarian organization
concentration camp and killed. In late 1940, Szyk immigrated to the United States with his family. He became a