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1. Andrew Glass

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the Holocaust. Illegal Immigration: A Personal History By Andrew Glass [mediaDisplay contentID ... proved to be one heck of a sweet bargain. Andrew Glass is a POLITICO contributing editor. Listen to an

2. Oral history interview with Andrew Glass

Andrew (né Andrej) James Glass, born November 30, 1935 in Warsaw, Poland, discusses his early ... Mr. Andrew J. Glass ... The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Oral History Branch conducted the interview with Andrew

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3. Glass family photograph

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Andrew J. Glass. ... Donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum by Andrew J. Glass in 2016. ... Glass family

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4. Metal and glass rosary used by an American internee

Andre (Andrew, 1894-1973), and one older sister, Henriette (1898-1969). Georges served in the U.S. Navy ... Partial rosary made with clear glass beads connected by silver-colored metal chain links. The

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5. Legacy of Light Founders Society Members

Cohen Andrew and Amy Cohn M. Stephen and Arlyne G. Cook Eva Cooper Ronald Costell, M.D, and Marsha E ... Girard-diCarlo Allan R. Glass Irene and Carl Glassberg* The Leslie and Susan Gonda (Goldschmied

6. Behind Every Name a Story

Targu Muresh, Romania. Andrew Glass Finding a way to remain in the United States as an illegal alien

7. Polish paratrooper badge given to a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps

Andrew Sluzewski ... Andrew Sluzewski ... Andrew Sluzewski), and given to fellow 2nd Polish Corps soldier Edward Herzbaum (later Hartry) after ... eventually set up his own architecture firm, where Andrew Sluzewski worked.

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8. The Watch in the Window

waited, Albert saw his reflection in the coated glass door panel. His dark eyebrows were aligned with the ... Europe, she had told him. The boarders were all men. By now Albert knew their names: Andrew, who worked ... job.” Stephen poured beer into Albert’s water glass, then filled his own and lifted it. Albert did the ... violins locked in a glass-enclosed showcase, but all the while he cast a glance at the counter where

9. Young women walk down a street of the Eggenfelden displaced persons camp.

in the front in a white shirt and sun glasses. ... a younger brother Andrew. The family described themselves as Modern Orthodox, and Vera attended a ... The Consul recommended that Vera and Andrew come alone since they were not affected by the judgment ... Though they did not want to leave her parents behind, Vera and Andrew immigrated to the States in March

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10. Prayer book

after the September 1939 German invasion. Attached to the cover is a glass plate with a photograph of ... Warsaw and he and Ella had a son, Andrew, on March 18, 1953. Michael went to Israel in 1956, hoping to ... and worked for many years at Beth Israel Medical Center. Their son Andrew also became a physician and ... professor, specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. Andrew married and had a son and daughter. Ella, 82

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11. Jewish women from Subcarpathian Rus who have been selected for forced labor at Auschwitz-Birkenau, march toward their barracks after disinfection and headshaving.

married Andrew Delman in Oradea. His parents, Isidore and pearl Delman, had both passed away of natural ... causes before the war. Isidore had owned a fabric store which Andrew took over after his death. Andrew ... Prague Jewish community to copy the images and produce a set of glass negatives. A selection of these

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12. Bleier and Weisz families papers

(b. 1903) Bleier. She had one brother, Andrew. Her parents owned a restaurant in Budapest until 1939 ... also able to get refuge in the Glass House which sheltered around 2000 Jews until Budapest was

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13. Framed portrait of a woman owned by an American internee

Andre (Andrew, 1894-1973), and one older sister, Henriette (1898-1969). Georges served in the U.S. Navy ... glass is slightly chipped around the edges. ... glass

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14. Red and brown fox fur wrap brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland

young son, Andrew. Joanna’s paternal grandparents, Herman and Regina (Krykus) Klein stayed to care for ... young son, Andrew. Joanna’s paternal grandparents, Herman and Regina (Krykus) Klein stayed to care for ... Andrew. Jerzy’s parents, Herman and Regina Krykus Klein stayed to care for Jerzy’s handicapped younger ... Long, narrow, cylindrical red/brown fox fur neck piece with a head with ears, glass eyes, a nose

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15. Lizard skin clutch, change purse, mirror, and key brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland

young son, Andrew. Joanna’s paternal grandparents, Herman and Regina (Krykus) Klein stayed to care for ... young son, Andrew. Joanna’s paternal grandparents, Herman and Regina (Krykus) Klein stayed to care for ... Andrew. Jerzy’s parents, Herman and Regina Krykus Klein stayed to care for Jerzy’s handicapped younger ... glass

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