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1. Esther Lurie papers
1995.A.0989.1 Box 3 Folder 13 Image 31
Document | Accession Number: 1995.A.0989.1 | RG Number: RG-24.022
Date:
inclusive: 1919-1995
… camps increased, Esther became concerned about the survival of her work. She asked the craftsmen in the pottery workshop to make her large jars in which…
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 …, correspondence, subject files, and photographs relating to Esther’s wartime experience in the Kovno ghetto, Stuthoff concentration camp, and Leibitsch forced labor…
2. Beatrice Muchman papers
Document | Accession Number: 1998.A.0269.2
Date:
inclusive: circa 1900-1999
… Walter. Julius was sent to Camp Agde near Montpelier, France, and later to Rivesaltes internment camp. In February 1941, he escaped from the camp and…
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 … Westheimer’s survival in hiding in Ottignies, her parents’ deportations to Auschwitz and deaths, and her immigration to the United States to rejoin her…
3. Eva Baumohl papers
2007.190.1 Box 1 Folder 22 Image 7
Document | Accession Number: 2007.190.1
Date:
inclusive: circa 1912-2007
…, taken to the transit camp at Malines, and in January 1944 deported to Auschwitz, where they were eventually assigned to the “Union” munitions factory for…
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 … four accounts of Eva’s experiences as a refugee in Belgium, at Auschwitz, on a death march, at Ravensbrück and Neustadt‐Glewe, and after liberation…
4. Peter and Berta Victor papers
1990.114.74 Box 1 Folder 27 Image 31
Document | Accession Number: 1990.114.74
Date:
inclusive: circa 1900-1991
… escaped to Spain. The war ended in May 1945. Berta's parents had been detained in Malines (Mechelen) transit camp in Belgium, deported to Auschwitz…
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 … stationery store, swimming pool, and bookbinder, and, following liberation, as a dispatcher for a United States Army Air Force motor pool. He sailed for the…
5. Hana Wieder collection.
Document | Accession Number: 2000.406.1
Date:
creation: 1929-1956
… Auschwitz death camp. 1,200 of those deported Jews survived the war. Hudes, who was pregnant again, entered “Maison Maternal”, home for unwed mothers, where…
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 … Lubelska camp and subsequently deported to Bełżec death camp and murdered) and a poem and asks that the children try to send Susi a gift; Regina writes that…
6. Zonligt family papers
2017.669.1 Book Enclose 1 Image 58
Document | Accession Number: 2017.669.1
Date:
inclusive: 1916-1947
Special Collection:
Save Their Stories
… Europe in 1945 and worked for UNRRA at the Wels Displaced Persons Camp until 1946.…
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 …, their immigration to the United States in 1940 and 1941, and Gerard Zonligt’s work as an UNRRA officer at the Wels displaced persons camp. Language: Dutch…
7. Belgian Jews gather for a holiday celebration after liberation.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67114
Date:
Circa 1944 - 1947
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…
8. Members of Poalei Zion in Belgium.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67108
Date:
Circa 1945 - 1948
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…
9. Members of Poalei Zion in Belgium.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67105
Date:
Circa 1945 - 1948
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…
10. Postwar studio portrait of Abusz Werber, a leader of the Poalei Zion resistance group and the CDJ..
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67103
Date:
Circa 1945 - 1946
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…
11. Michel Werber walks down the street holding hands with his father Abusz.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67115
Date:
1947 - 1949
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…
12. Jacob Zerubavel addresses a meeting of Poalei Zion in Belgium after the war.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 67111
Date:
Circa 1945 - 1948
… the Jews returning from the death camps and survivors of the decimated community in Belgium. Abusz, and other members, participated in the important…