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1. A large group of Dutch Jews who have just arrived in Theresienstadt are herded into one of the entrances to the camp. [oversized photo]

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Date:: 1944 January 20

2. View from above of members of a transport of Dutch Jews who have just arrived in Theresienstadt, eating their first meal in the courtyard of the ghetto. [oversized photo]

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Date:: 1944 January 20

3. A Jew wearing a yellow star walks along a street in Theresienstadt just ahead of a man pulling a wagon of bread. [oversized photo]

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Date:: 1944 January 20

4. A prisoner wearing a cook's uniform doles out food in the ghetto courtyard to prisoners who have just arrived in Theresienstadt with a transport of Dutch Jews. [oversized photo]

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Date:: 1944 January 20

5. STILL PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE NAZI PROPAGANDA FILM, "Der Fuehrer Schenkt den Juden eine Stadt" [The Fuehrer gives the Jews a City]. View from above of a woodworking factory in the Theresienstadt ghetto.

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Date:: 1944

6. Dr. Pavel Eppstein, Chairman of the Theresienstadt Jewish council (Aeltestenrat), greets the newly arrived transport of Dutch Jews. [oversized photo]

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Date:: 1944 January 20

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