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1. Ring with etched iron cross design acquired by a US soldier

Date:: found: 1945

2. Ring

Date:: creation: 1945

3. Gold ring with engraved flowers buried and recovered postwar by a Hungarian Jewish girl

Date:: received: 1937
recovered: 1945

4. Ring with a red heart and inmate numbers made from a spoon in a concentration camp

2006.467.1, ring with heart made from spoon, Solomon Goldstein Collection

Date:: received: after 1943 October-before 1945 January
creation: after 1943 October-before 1945 January

5. Engraved ring made from a spoon for a Jewish Latvian boy in Riga ghetto

Date:: commemoration: 1941 December 08
use: 1942-1945
creation: 1942

6. Finger ring with a monogram received by a US soldier at a concentration camp

Date:: received: approximately 1945 May

7. Copper finger ring with a monogram received by a US soldier at a concentration camp

Date:: received: approximately 1945 May

8. Engraved gold wedding ring acquired by an inmate while in Kaufering concentration camp

Date:: received: before 1945 April

9. SS insignia ring taken from a concentration camp guard by inmates to give to a US soldier

Date:: received: 1945 April-1945 May

10. SS Totenkopf (Death’s head) ring taken from an SS officer by a liberator and later given to a Holocaust survivor

Date:: issue: 1939 June 21
found: approximately 1945 April
received: 1992 October 24

11. Aluminum ring with a letter and prisoner number owned by John Bolé

Date:: use: approximately 1945 April

12. Friendship ring engraved GG made from silver spoons in the Riga ghetto

Date:: creation: 1943 March 13
use: 1943 March-1945 March

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1. Ring with etched iron cross design acquired by a US soldier

2. Ring

3. Gold ring with engraved flowers buried and recovered postwar by a Hungarian Jewish girl

4. Ring with a red heart and inmate numbers made from a spoon in a concentration camp

5. Engraved ring made from a spoon for a Jewish Latvian boy in Riga ghetto

6. Finger ring with a monogram received by a US soldier at a concentration camp

7. Copper finger ring with a monogram received by a US soldier at a concentration camp

8. Engraved gold wedding ring acquired by an inmate while in Kaufering concentration camp

9. SS insignia ring taken from a concentration camp guard by inmates to give to a US soldier

10. SS Totenkopf (Death’s head) ring taken from an SS officer by a liberator and later given to a Holocaust survivor

11. Aluminum ring with a letter and prisoner number owned by John Bolé

12. Friendship ring engraved GG made from silver spoons in the Riga ghetto

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