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You searched for: Subjects And Keywords CHILDREN (JEWISH) Remove constraint Subjects And Keywords: CHILDREN (JEWISH) Objects Furnishings and Furniture Remove constraint Objects: Furnishings and Furniture Dates 1946-1950 Remove constraint Dates: 1946-1950
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1. Dish towel with red radish applique brought to the US by a young Austrian Jewish refugee
2010.194.5 front
Object | Accession Number: 2010.194.5
Date:
emigration: 1946 July
received: 1945 June-1946 June
… until August 1941, when Jewish children were barred from school. In 1942, the Amsterdam business was confiscated. Emil used some of his remaining assets…
2. Duvet cover made from a US Army parachute by a Jewish family in a displaced persons camp
2009.372.2 front
Object | Accession Number: 2009.372.2
Date:
manufacture: 1944 October
creation: 1945-1948
emigration: 1948 October 21
…Jewish children in the Holocaust--Biography.…
3. Monogrammed pillowcase with whitework embroidery used by a German Jewish Kindertransport refugee
Object | Accession Number: 2000.258.4
Date:
creation: approximately 1933
use: 1939 June-1947
… encouraged to boycott Jewish owned businesses. The older children attended public school until the mid-1930s, when, as Jews, they were prohibited from…
4. Monogrammed pillowcase with whitework embroidery used by a German Jewish Kindertransport refugee
Object | Accession Number: 2000.258.5
Date:
creation: approximately 1933
use: 1939 June-1947
… encouraged to boycott Jewish owned businesses. The older children attended public school until the mid-1930s, when, as Jews, they were prohibited from…
5. Drawn threadwork pillowcase with the embroidered initials KR used by a German Jewish Kindertransport refugee
Object | Accession Number: 2000.258.2
Date:
use: approximately 1939 March-1947 November
… encouraged to boycott Jewish owned businesses. The older children attended public school until the mid-1930s, when, as Jews, they were prohibited from…