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1001. Jewish police in the Westerbork transit camp stand in formation during a roll call.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1002. German Jewish youth who are members of a hachshara (Zionist collective) at the Westerbork internment camp, dance the hora.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1003. Group portrait of German Jews living in barracks no.6 in the Westerbork camp during the period when it was still a camp for illegal Jewish refugees in Holland.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1004. One day after their liberation, a group of former prisoners at the Ebensee concentration camp pose outside for US Army Signal Corps photographer Arnold Samuelson.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1005. Using stretchers and carts, survivors of the Ebensee concentration camp remove the bodies of former inmates to the crematorium for burning.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1006. A survivor sits on a railing with his back to the camera outside hospital barracks no.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1007. A map of the Westerbork transit camp. Until July 1942, Westerbork was a refugee camp for Jews who had moved illegally to the Netherlands.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1008. An identity card issued to Samuel Schrijver in the Westerbork concentration camp on 5 February 1945.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1009. Two German Jewish refugees pose outside at the Westerbork refugee camp before the German occupation of the Netherlands.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1010. Portrait of a German Jewish refugee at the Westerbork camp before the German occupation of the Netherlands.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1011. Portrait of a German Jewish refugee at the Westerbork camp before the German occupation of the Netherlands.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1012. Jewish refugees doing construction work at the Westerbork camp before the German occupation of the Netherlands.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1013. A group of Jewish inmates works at a construction site in the Westerbork transit camp.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1014. Portrait of Marie Majerowicz, a Jewish infant born in Westerbork who later died in Auschwitz.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1015. An emaciated survivor poses on a road in the Ebensee concentration camp two days after his liberation.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1016. The corpses of former prisoners are collected on a cart for transfer to the crematorium at the Ebensee concentration camp.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1017. American Signal Corps photographer Sgt. Theodore Sizer of the 166th Signal Corps company, stands among a group of newly liberated, female survivors from Lenzing, a sub-camp of Mauthausen.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1018. A group of female survivors stands outside a barracks in the newly liberated Lenzing concentration camp.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1019. Edward L. Urban (left) and Arnold E. Samuelson, two photographers with the 167th U.S.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1020. The members of Combat Photography Unit 129, 167th Signal Corps Company, pose in the snow with American film star Mickey Rooney near the French-German border.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1021. U.S. Army combat photographers show their motion picture camera to their Soviet comrades just after the link-up of American and Soviet forces near Steyr, Austria.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1022. Document issued to Rudi Dingfelder by the Gemeentelijk Inglichtingenbureau voor Joden.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1023. Two soldiers from the 42nd Rainbow Division and a liberated prisoner fish the body of an SS guard out of the moat surrounding the Dachau concentration camp.
Painful Inquiry into the Grim Nature of War," May 22, 2001 (e-mail submission from david.wood@newhouse.com)]
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1024. Michael Fink poses in his family's living quarters in the Westerbork internment camp.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
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1025. Michael Fink and his parents Manfred and Herta in the the Westerbork internment camp.
Lest we Forget. "Refugee Camp Westerbork circa 1939." 23 April 2003. http://www.cympm.com/westerbork
