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1. Ellen Wall papers

1991.117.52 Box 1 Folder 8 Image 1

Date:: inclusive: circa 1930-1949

2. Armband identifying a Jewish inmate of Theresienstadt

1988.64.1.6 front

Date:: use: approximately 1935-1945

3. Large plastic doll named Marlene brought by a young Jewish girl to the Theresienstadt ghetto

1992.4.1 a-f front

Date:: received: 1936
use: 1942-1945
manufacture: approximately 1935

4. Hinsel family papers

Date:: inclusive: 1904-1960

5. Weimar Germany, 2 Rentenmark note saved by an Austrian Jewish refugee

2005.517.41 back

Date:: issue: 1923 October 15
manufacture: 1937 January

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

1996.76.1 front

Date:: received: approximately 1935-1945

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

1996.76.2 front

Date:: received: approximately 1935-1943

8. Elizabeth Margosches family papers

2002.436.1 Box 1 Folder 12 Image 35

Date:: creation: 1888-2010
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