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526. Two Jewish sisters walk along a street in Osijek, Croatia with their grandmother, who is wearing a Jewish badge.
was arrested and sent to Jasenovac, where he was killed shortly before the liberation on April 20
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527. Group portrait of Yugoslavian soldiers in a POW camp in Osnabrueck, Germany.
was arrested and sent to Jasenovac, where he was killed shortly before the liberation on April 20
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528. Group portrait of Jewish survivors from Yugoslavia on the new agricultural settlement, Moshav Kidron in Israel.
was arrested and sent to Jasenovac, where he was killed shortly before the liberation on April 20
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529. A group of Jews from Osijek, Croatia visit Palestine during the 1935 Maccabi games.
was arrested and sent to Jasenovac, where he was killed shortly before the liberation on April 20
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530. Group portrait of teachers and pupils at a cheder [Jewish religious primary school] in Zagreb.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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531. Three Jews pose at an airfield in Slovakia in 1933.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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532. Members of the Deutsch family pose outside their home in Zagreb with an Austrian Jewish refugee who was living with them, Zagreb, 1941.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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533. Members of the Deutsch family, some of whom are wearing Jewish badges, pose in their home in Zagreb with an Austrian Jewish refugee family that was living with them.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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534. Local Jewish residents gather outside the synagogue in Mattersburg, Austria.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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535. A Jewish refugee family from Croatia walks along a street in Italian-occupied Ljubljana after fleeing from Zagreb.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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536. A Jewish refugee family from Croatia sits outside their lodgings in Malo, Italy, where they have been confined by the Italian authorities.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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537. Group portrait of members of three Jewish refugee families in Malo, Italy, where they have been confined by the Italian authorities.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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538. Two young Jewish brothers pose on a pier overlooking the Adriatic Sea in Crikvenica, Croatia, Augut 12, 1939.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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539. A group of Jewish friends in Zagreb raise their glasses at a social gathering to celebrate the holiday of Purim.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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540. Croatian registration document of Jewish Property for the VAGA factory in Zagreb that was issued by the NDH (Independent State of Croatia) prior to its confiscation from its Jewish owner, Josef Deutsch.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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541. Croatian passport issued to a Jewish family, Josef and Gabriela Deutsch and their three children, in Zagreb on August 13, 1941.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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542. Croatian passport issued to a Jewish family, in Zagreb on August 13, 1941, with picture of Pavao's (Pavel) Deutsch.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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543. Identity papers issued to a Jewish refugee, Gabriela Deutsch, in Farindola, Italy, where she fled following the German occupation of the country.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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544. Identity papers issued to a Jewish refugee, Gabriela Deutsch, in Farindola, Italy, where she fled following the German occupation of the country.
Jasenovac death camp, where he perished. After his arrest, Gabriela decided to flee with the children to
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545. Star of David badge with a Ž worn in Croatia
Jasenovac. When Zadar was bombed by the allies, Italy capitulated. Jelena and her mother went to Dugi Otok
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546. Studio portrait of Dragutin and Blanka Buchler on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary.
relatives were sent first to Pag and then the Jasenovac concentration camp. Dina's father was murdered on
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547. Dragutin and Blanka Buchler push their infant daughter in her carriage.
relatives were sent first to Pag and then the Jasenovac concentration camp. Dina's father was murdered on
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548. Dina Buchler walks down the street with her rescuer, Gina Beretics.
relatives were sent first to Pag and then the Jasenovac concentration camp. Dina's father was murdered on
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549. Studio portrait of Dina Buchler with her older cousin and adoptive mother Blanka First.
relatives were sent first to Pag and then the Jasenovac concentration camp. Dina's father was murdered on
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550. Blanka Brodaric stands by a railing and laughs while in Italy where she was studying languages and homemaking.
relatives were sent first to Pag and then the Jasenovac concentration camp. Dina's father was murdered on