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1. Scene still from the film “Hitler, Beast of Berlin" (1939)
2018.590.10 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.10
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1939 October 29
2. Black-and-white photograph of a man used by Gerry van Heel to forge identity documents
2010.441.73 front
Object | Accession Number: 2010.441.73
Date:
use: approximately 1942-1944
3. Portrait photograph by Judy Glickman of Danish fisherman who helped take Jews to safety
2010.206.9 front
Object | Accession Number: 2010.206.9
Date:
creation: 1992
Artwork Title:
Neils Sorensen
4. Scene still from the film “Hitler’s Children” (1943)
2018.590.86 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.86
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1943 January
5. Black-and-white photograph of a man used by Gerry van Heel to forge identity documents
2010.441.72 front
Object | Accession Number: 2010.441.72
Date:
use: approximately 1942-1944
6. Set of three scene stills for the film “I'll Never Heil Again” (1941)
2018.590.68.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.68
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1941 July 04
7. Publicity photographs of Eleanor Roosevelt for the movie “Pastor Hall” (1940)
2018.590.39.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.39
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1940 May
8. Set of 16 scene stills for the film “Ostatni Etap” (1948)
2018.590.155.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.155
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1948 March 28
distribution: approximately 1949 March 21
9. U.S. scene stills for the film “The Mortal Storm" (1940)
2018.590.19.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.590.19
Date:
Cinematic Release: 1940 June 14
10. Black-and-white photograph of a man used by Gerry van Heel to forge identity documents
2010.441.75 front
Object | Accession Number: 2010.441.75
Date:
use: approximately 1942-1944