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1. Baby doll owned by a Jewish Yugoslavian girl in hiding

Date:: manufacture: approximately 1908-before 1945

2. Painted plastic doll given to a young Jewish girl in hiding in France

Date:: received: approximately 1944
manufacture: after 1926-before 1940

3. Small handsewn stuffed brown and yellow dog brought by a German Jewish girl to Theresienstadt

Date:: received: approximately 1935-1943

4. Small white tinted all bisque doll brought by a German Jewish girl to Theresienstadt

Date:: received: approximately 1935-1945

5. Much loved teddy bear given to a Hungarian Jewish girl after her return from Theresienstadt

Date:: received: after 1945 May

6. Plastic doll with a burgundy dress brought with a young Austrian Jewish refugee

Date:: emigration: 1940 November 23

7. Silver and plastic teething ring rattle used by Alfred Munzer who was placed in hiding by his family

Date:: received: 1941 December 01

8. Handmade, moveable, wooden chicken toy purchased for a German Jewish girl after her liberation from Theresienstadt

Date:: received: after 1945 May 09-before 1945 June

9. Stuffed rabbit made for a young Hungarian Jewish camp inmate

Date:: creation: approximately 1945 March

10. Two decks of skat cards used by a concentration camp inmate saved by Schindler's list

Date:: use: 1944 October-1945 May

11. Zebra push puppet made by a former Jewish Czech camp inmate

Date:: creation: after 1945 May

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1. Baby doll owned by a Jewish Yugoslavian girl in hiding

2. Painted plastic doll given to a young Jewish girl in hiding in France

3. Small handsewn stuffed brown and yellow dog brought by a German Jewish girl to Theresienstadt

4. Small white tinted all bisque doll brought by a German Jewish girl to Theresienstadt

5. Much loved teddy bear given to a Hungarian Jewish girl after her return from Theresienstadt

6. Plastic doll with a burgundy dress brought with a young Austrian Jewish refugee

7. Silver and plastic teething ring rattle used by Alfred Munzer who was placed in hiding by his family

8. Handmade, moveable, wooden chicken toy purchased for a German Jewish girl after her liberation from Theresienstadt

9. Stuffed rabbit made for a young Hungarian Jewish camp inmate

10. Two decks of skat cards used by a concentration camp inmate saved by Schindler's list

11. Zebra push puppet made by a former Jewish Czech camp inmate

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