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7251. Gutman Grinwize, donor's husband and a friend in the Polish Army.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp with a prisoner number Au. 70 448; he was transferred to the Buchenwald
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7252. Mania Gryniewicz and her son, Adam, walk in the street in Lodz.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp with a prisoner number Au. 70 448; he was transferred to the Buchenwald
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7253. Portrait of Leon and Guta Akierman. Guta is the only survivor of her family.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp with a prisoner number Au. 70 448; he was transferred to the Buchenwald
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7254. Portrait of Maurice Szykman, donor's nephew. He survived the war in hiding.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp with a prisoner number Au. 70 448; he was transferred to the Buchenwald
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7255. Otto Perl poses with his American army unit at Camp Ritchie, Maryland.
sent to Dachau. On September 22 he was transferred to Buchenwald, where he remained until his release
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7256. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim in Bedzin, Poland. Esther Urman is in the middle row, second from the right.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7257. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim in Bedzin, Poland. Yehiel Hershkowitz is seated on the far right.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7258. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim in Bedzin, Poland.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7259. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim in Bedzin, Poland.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7260. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim pose on a park bench on route to Italy where they will catch a boat to Palestine.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7261. Wedding portrait in the Cyprus detention camp.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7262. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim in Bedzin Poland. Esther Urman is seated second from the right.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7263. Members of Kibbutz Magshimim visit a friend in the hospital.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7264. A group of women work in the kitchen of Kibbutz Magshimim.
camps. He ended up in Buchenwald where the Americans liberated him in May 1945. After recuperating for
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7265. Wedding of Oskar and Gwen (Verat) Blechner in London.
arrested and sent to Buchenwald, where he was killed. Salo, too, was arrested and sent to Sachsenhausen
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7266. Letter from Mrs. Arnold Schelansky, former MS St.
September 1939, deported to Dachau and then transferred to Buchenwald. In mid-April 1939, having agreed to
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7267. Two young Jewish children sit outside their home in Moenchengladbach, Germany.
September 1939, deported to Dachau and then transferred to Buchenwald. In mid-April 1939, having agreed to
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7268. German passport for Siegfried Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7269. German passport for Siegfried Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7270. Belgian alien registration card for Ursula Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7271. German passport of Ursula Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7272. French transit visa for Ursula Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7273. French transit visa for Siegfried Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7274. French travel visa for Alma Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
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7275. Interior pages of French travel vis for Alma Seligmann.
Buchenwald concentration camp. Following his release, Siegfried, Alma, and Ursula purchased tickets for the
