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1. Fork given to a Polish Catholic forced laborer by liberating US troops

2014.477.2 front

Date:: received: after 1945 May

2. Dinner knife used by sisters who were interned in a series of concentration camps

2014.471.2 right side

Object | Accession Number: 2014.471.2

…Women concentration camp inmates--Germany--Biography.…

3. Shallow pewter bowl with etched Hebrew owned by a German Jewish prewar emigre

Date:: emigration: 1938 October

4. Stainless steel fork with SS runes acquired by a Lithuanian Jewish concentration camp inmate

1998.130.1 front

Date:: found: approximately 1945

5. Aluminum pitcher used by a German Jewish family forced to emigrate

1989.306.15 right

Date:: emigration: approximately 1939 June

6. Enameled cooking pot with lid used by a German Jewish family forced to emigrate

1989.306.12 a front

Date:: emigration: approximately 1939 June

7. Table knife with a swastika given to a Polish Jewish girl during forced labor farm service

1988.154.1 front

Date:: manufacture: 1938
received: 1945 April

8. Silver fiddle patterned tablespoon saved by German Jewish refugees

2012.485.9 front

Date:: emigration: 1939

9. Silver oak patterned tablespoon saved by German Jewish refugees

2012.485.8 front

Date:: emigration: 1939

10. Stainless steel toothbrush rinse cup given to a Holocaust survivor in Sweden

2016.325.1 3/4 view

Date:: received: 1945-1946

11. Silver fiddle patterned tablespoon saved by German Jewish refugees

2012.485.10 front

Date:: emigration: 1939

12. Silver teaspoon engraved Hilde given to a Jewish girl in prewar Germany

2004.31.1 front

Date:: received: approximately 1930

13. Plate used by a German Jewish displaced person and camp survivor

Object | Accession Number: 1999.100.10

…Slave labor--Germany--Biography.…

14. Silver souvenir spoon with the Bonn coat of arms with a fitted box owned by a young German Jewish prewar emigre

Date:: emigration: 1936 December

15. Brown enamel mug used by a Polish Jewish concentration camp prisoner

Date:: issue: after 1943 January-before 1945 February

16. Monogrammed silver napkin rings owned by a German Rabbi

2018.290.2 a side a

Date:: use: before 1959

17. Inscribed wooden spoon and patch saved by a former Jewish Latvian slave labor camp inmate

Date:: received: 1965
commemoration: 1945 January 23-1965 January 23

18. Silver-plated table knife with Nazi emblem acquired by a former concentration camp inmate

Date:: found: 1945 April

19. Silver-plated table fork with Nazi emblem acquired by a former concentration camp inmate

Date:: found: 1945 April

20. Henckels dinner knife brought with a German Jewish prewar refugee

2012.493.5 left

Date:: emigration: 1939

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