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1976. Rabbi Yitzhak Jewdwab, his wife Lena and son Aaron pose with the family of their rescuers, the Wevers after liberation.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1977. Studio portrait of Jan and Dela Wikkerink, Righteous Among the Nations, their eight children, and two sons-in-law.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1978. Studio portrait of sixteen-year-old Lena Kropveld.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1979. Wedding portrait of Lenny Kropveld and Rabbi Yitzchak Jedwab.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1980. Portrait of the Korten family that hid Lennie and Yitzchak Jedwab for three months.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1981. Aaron Jedwab, a Jewish infant in hiding as Jan Willem Herfstein, is cradled by his foster siblings Dick, Janni and Ina Wikkerink.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1982. Exterior view of the Wevers' home where Yitzchak and Lena were hidden.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1983. View of the box and blanket that hid the newborn infant Aaron Jedwab as he was transported to the Wikkerink home.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1984. Aaron Jedwab, a Jewish infant in hiding as Jan Willem Herfstein, poses with his foster siblings Dick, Janni and Ina Wikkerink.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1985. Members of the Wikkerink family stand outside their home shortly after Aaron Jedwab, a Jewish infant, was left on their doorstep.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1986. Family portrait of Yirzchak, Lena and Aaron Jedwab taken prior to their immigration to the United States.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1987. Henny Wikkerink holds her foster brother, Aaron Jedwab, a Jewish infant in hiding as Jan Willem Herfstein.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1988. Family portrait of Yirzchak, Lena and Aaron Jedwab taken prior to their immigration to the United States.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1989. Close-up portrait of Aaron Jedwab, a Jewish infant in hiding as Jan Willem Herfstein.
weekly services. After the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, many Jewish children were sent from
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1990. Ruth Cohn and her future husband, Karl Terner, sit with another young women on the steps of a boarding house in Birmingham, England.
his parents were subject to expulsion. Following Kristallnacht all male refugees were moved to a camp
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1991. A Jewish Mischling girl living illegally with Christian relatives in Teltow, Germany.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1992. Four members of the Chug Halutzi underground Zionist youth group on a hike in the woods.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1993. Last meeting of the Youth Aliyah leadership in Berlin.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1994. Members of the Chug Halutzi underground Zionist youth group celebrate Shavuot at the home of Gad and Miriam Beck.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1995. Group portrait of Zionist youth on the roof top of the Youth Aliyah school on Artillerie Strasse 14 in Berlin (where the school was relocated after the original building was damaged by a bomb).
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1996. Portrait of Margot (Miriam) and Gerhard (Gad) Beck.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1997. Members of the Chug Halutzi underground Zionist youth group during a hike in the Grunewald Forest.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1998. Portrait of Gad Beck sitting at a desk in a displaced persons camp.
his apprenticeship when the firm was destroyed on Kristallnacht. He then found work at the Lindau
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1999. Norbert Wollheim addresses the crowd during the dedication of the Holocaust memorial at Bergen-Belsen.
camps in nearby Denmark and Sweden. Shortly after Kristallnacht, he was asked by the leadership of the
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2000. The Moritz family poses in an outdoor courtyard. Pictured are Liesl (a cousin of the donor), Regina Wendel Moritz (grandmother of the donor), Alfred Moritz and Ludwig David Moritz.
month later, during the government-organized Kristallnacht pogrom, father Ludwig was sent to Dachau