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1. Women’s blue cloth and wood sandals worn by an American internee

Date:: use: 1942 September-1944 September

2. Henryk Eichenholz inspects an article of clothing made in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop where he worked as the manager.

Date:: 1942

3. Jewish women wash clothing in an outdoor sink in an Italian internment camp.

Date:: 1942 - 1943

4. A Jewish woman and girl work in a clothing warehouse in the Glubokoye ghetto.

Date:: 1941 - 1942

5. Employees work in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop in the Krakow ghetto.

Date:: 1942

6. Employees work at sewing machines in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop.

Date:: 1942

7. Concentration camp inmate uniform jacket with number patch and red triangle

Date:: 1937-1945 May

8. Concentration camp uniform jacket worn by a prisoner

Date:: issue: 1940 August 02-1945 February 13

9. Typhus - Propaganda associating Jews & Poles with the disease and its spread by lice

Film Title:: Kampf dem Fleckfieber [Fighting Typhus]
Date:: Production: 1942
Duration:: 00:09:27
Special Collection:: Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive

10. Soviet POWs work in factory

Film Title:: Captured German Newsreel/Trophy Films
Date:: Event: 1941-1943
Duration:: 00:01:22
Special Collection:: Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive

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1. Women’s blue cloth and wood sandals worn by an American internee

2. Henryk Eichenholz inspects an article of clothing made in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop where he worked as the manager.

3. Jewish women wash clothing in an outdoor sink in an Italian internment camp.

4. A Jewish woman and girl work in a clothing warehouse in the Glubokoye ghetto.

5. Employees work in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop in the Krakow ghetto.

6. Employees work at sewing machines in the Julius Madritsch clothing workshop.

7. Concentration camp inmate uniform jacket with number patch and red triangle

8. Concentration camp uniform jacket worn by a prisoner

9. Typhus - Propaganda associating Jews & Poles with the disease and its spread by lice

10. Soviet POWs work in factory

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