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1. A photo identification card, bearing the official stamps of the Krakow labor office and the General Government, Krakow district, that was issued to the Polish Jew, Suesskind Rosenzweig, the donor's husband.

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Date:: 1941 March 05

2. A photo identification card, bearing the official stamps of the Krakow labor office and the General Government, Krakow district, that was issued to the Polish Jew, Cyrla Rosenzweig. Cyrla survived as one of the Schindler Jews.

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Date:: 1941 March 05

3. A photo identification card, bearing the official stamps of the Krakow labor office and the General Government, Krakow district, issued to the Polish Jew, Amalja Rosenzweig Walkowski (the donor's sister).

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Date:: 1941 March 18

4. A photo identification card, bearing the official stamps of the Krakow labor office and the General Government, Krakow district, that was issued to the Polish Jew, Anna Holtzner Haber Wolffowitz.

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Date:: 1941 March 24

5. Ukrainian SS personnel in Plaszow.

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Date:: 1943

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