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41. Floral tapestry purse saved by a hidden child
2013.459.3 front
Object | Accession Number: 2013.459.3
Date:
received: 1942
creation: approximately 1920
… was able to send an ambulance to bring them to Ancona around September 1945. In December 1946, the family moved to England. Edmund was demobilized in…
42. Red leather purse used by a young German Jewish girl on the Kindertransport
Object | Accession Number: 2012.454.3
Date:
received: 1939 June
… Netherlands, where she boarded a ship to England. The Pasternaks met Ruth at the train station in London, but she was scared and refused to speak or eat until…
43. Beige leather purse with decorative piping used by a Kindertransport refugee
2003.454.18 front
Object | Accession Number: 2003.454.18
Date:
emigration: 1939 July 13
use: 1945-1950
… on July 13, 1939. Lilli bought the purse in England ca. 1945 and used it to store the seventy letters she received from her brother Edi from Palestine…
44. White polo helmet owned by a German Jewish businessman in Shanghai
2006.19.29 bottom
Object | Accession Number: 2006.19.29
Date:
use: approximately 1935
…inside center in black ink on offwhite label : J. Salter & Sons / Polo Specialists / Aldershot / Made in England inside back, black ink on offwhite…
45. White silk handkerchief bordered with lace and pink flowers brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.37 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.37
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
46. Black fetal horse fur coat collar with tear drop ends brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.10 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.10
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
47. Handknit red wool scarf brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.13 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.13
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
48. Lace-trimmed headband or cap owned by a Hungarian chambermaid
2018.409.5 front
Object | Accession Number: 2018.409.5
Date:
use: approximately 1933-1944
… new restrictions were put in place, Livia and Elek decided to leave Budapest. In May 1947, they boarded a Cunard liner, Mauretania, in England, and…
49. Silk circus print handkerchief brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.35 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.35
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
manufacture: approximately 1935
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
50. White cotton lace handkerchief with a floral motif lace border brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.34 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.34
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
51. Geometric floral patterned pink scarf worn by an infant while the family lived in hiding
2005.600.2 front
Object | Accession Number: 2005.600.2
Date:
use: 1943-1945
… 1943. Ruth’s other sisters had fled with their families to the United States and England. Walter’s father, Julius, had been deported from Gurs to Drancy…
52. Lizard skin clutch, change purse, mirror, and key brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.31_a front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.31 a-d
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
53. Woven navy blue wool scarf with red and white accents brought to the US by Nadzieja Klein's family
2009.376.14 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.14
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
54. Lace bordered white handkerchief brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.32 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.32
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
55. White handkerchief with an embroidered triangle patterned border brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.33 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.33
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
56. Peach silk handkerchief hand embroidered with ribbons and flowers brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.39 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.39
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
57. Pair of woman's fawn and tan suede gloves brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.29_a-b front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.29 a-b
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
58. Red and brown fox fur wrap brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.11 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.11
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
59. Woman’s brown suede belt brought to the US by a Jewish family fleeing German occupied Poland
2009.376.30 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.376.30
Date:
emigration: 1940 April 20-1941 February 17
… visa, but not a work permit, despite previous study and work experience in England. In September 1939, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. In January…
60. U.S. Army uniform tan necktie worn by a Signal Corps photographer for the war crimes trials
Object | Accession Number: 2013.458.4
Date:
use: approximately 1945 September-1949
… training in early 1943, Ray’s company was deployed to London, England, where all US Army photographic material was sent for processing. His company was in…