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1. Employees stand at their workstations at a printing plant, probably in Chemnitz.

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Date:: After 1930 - 1934

2. AnneMarie Feller poses with her father Hermann Feller before fleeing to Belgium.

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Date:: 1939

3. Exterior view of the Schocken department store in Chemnitz, Germany.

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Date:: 1930 May 15

4. Death certificate issued for the Protestant widow, Emilie (Geromin) Bordin, by the Sonnenstein ueber Pirna Nazi euthanasia facility.

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Date:: 1940

5. Side two of a death certificate issued for the Protestant widow, Emilie (Geromin) Bordin, by the Sonnenstein ueber Pirna Nazi euthanasia facility.

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Date:: 1940

6. Group portraits of members of the Guttmann and Aisenscharf families in Dresden.

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Date:: 1934 - 1935

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