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1001. Postcard send from Perla Krieser from a deportation train to her two daughters in the Rivesaltes concentration camp.
I am happy and satisfied that my loved ones are not here. I am curious when you will leave. In God
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1002. Verso of a postcard send from Perla Krieser from a deportation train to her two daughters in the Rivesaltes concentration camp.
God's name, be brave and calm and [thanking] your loving sister Friedl's heart. Yours, Mama Many
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1003. Three young children pose in front of a wooden fence in the Kolbuszowa ghetto.
(Saleschütz) Lische, and Henoch is the son of Liba (Saleschütz) Kornfeld. The children were playing a game
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1004. Portrait of U.S. combat photographer Arnold E. Samuelson seated in a dining hall with a bowl of soup.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1005. Portrait of U.S. combat photographer Arnold E. Samuelson studies a pile of photographs in his office.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1006. Group portrait of members of Combat Unit 123, a unit of the U.S.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1007. Group portrait of members of Combat Unit 123, a unit of the U.S.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
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1008. Rabbi Moise Cassorla and Chief Rabbi Paul Roitman walk down a street of Toulouse carrying paper-wrapped packages.
revival of Jewish life in France and throughout Europe. Source: https://www.paulroitman.com/index.html
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1009. Portrait of American liberator Arnold E. Samuelson (left) and survivor George Havas (right) in front of the liberator flags at the U.S.
com Arnold Samuelson (1917-2002), was a U.S. Army Signal Corps photographer during World War II, who
