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1101. Group portrait of Zionist youth from the Kladovo transport taken after the triple wedding of members of their group.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1102. Members of the Hashomer Hatzair from the Kladovo transport are gathered in a room in the Sabac refugee camp.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1103. A sports team comprised of Jewish youth from the Kladovo transport.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1104. Members of the Brit Hanoar Hamizrahi from the Kladovo transport pose with the Zionist flag.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1105. Jewish refugees from the Kladovo transport participate in a morning prayer service on the deck of a riverboat travelling from Kladovo to Sabac.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1106. The leaders of the Kladovo transport stand on the deck of a riverboat docked in Kladovo harbor.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1107. A tugboat tows one of the riverboats of the Kladovo transport away from the Iron Gate at the Romanian border.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1108. Group portrait of Zionist youth from the Kladovo transport.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1109. Members of Hlinka guard assigned to keep watch over a transport of Jewish refugees before their departure from Bratislava.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1110. Sehava and Menachem, two Serbian-Jewish youths who befriended members of the Kladovo transport.
Anschluss and Kristallnacht Erich was anxious to leave Austria, and felt fortunate in securing a place on
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1111. German-Austrian League of Anti-Semites, 50 heller donation receipt
Anschluss with Nazi Germany. The goal of the Antisemitenbund was to become the umbrella organization for all
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1112. Rabbi Wilhelm Weinberg papers
property from Germany, and he fled to Austria upon his release. After the Anschluss, his parents escaped
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1113. Les Salter papers
Reich. The Anschluss was a popular action welcomed by the majority of the population. Anti-Jewish
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1114. Ehrentheil family papers
1926 and Hanni, born in 1930. After the Anschluss in 1938, Hanni was thrown out of her elementary
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1115. Wooden box owned by a Japanese aid coordinator for Jewish refugees in Shanghai
August 1939, approximately 20,000 European refugees, predominately Jews, fleeing the Anschluss in Austria
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1116. Folding Fan owned by a Japanese aid coordinator for Jewish refugees in Shanghai
August 1939, approximately 20,000 European refugees, predominately Jews, fleeing the Anschluss in Austria
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1117. Burned fragments Talmudic commentary recovered during Kristallnacht by a Jewish Austrian girl
the "Anschluss." The Germans quickly introduced anti-Jewish legislation. On July 31, 1938, Estera
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1118. Star of David yellow cloth badge printed with Jude, worn by an Austrian Jewish woman
into Germany, in what became known as the "Anschluss." The Germans quickly introduced anti-Jewish
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1119. Set of 10 patterns for menswear
Catholic and anti-Semitism was common. On March 12-13, 1938, the Anschluss occurred; Nazi Germany marched
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1120. Pair of toddler's shoes owned by a Jewish child refugee
Anschluss received overwhelming support. Anti-Jewish legislation was passed and Jews were stripped of their
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1121. Prayer book owned by a Jewish Austrian musician and concentration camp inmate
what became known as the "Anschluss." German authorities quickly created new legislation that
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1122. Henry Weil family papers
marched through the streets, tears streaming down Marishka’s face. Soon after the Anschluss, antisemitic
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1123. White badge with an inverted red triangle and number 1896 worn by a gay concentration camp inmate
stylist On March 12, 1939, German troops marched into Vienna and the next day the Anschluss, or political
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1124. Necklace of found materials made in a camp by an Austrian Jewish woman
travel a great deal. After the Anschluss, Hugo was arrested in May 1938 and was sent to Dachau. He was
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1125. Israelitische Kultusgemeinde, Vienna (Fond 707)
at the time of Austria’s Anschluss with the Third Reich in 1938. In that same year, the Nazis closed