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1. Yeshiva students playing chess.

Date:: 1926 - 1927

2. Nekvasil portable chess set used by an Austrian Jewish refugee

Date:: manufacture: before 1939

3. Two Jewish men play chess outside on a veranda.

Date:: 1933

4. Dr. Karel Kraus plays chess while two friends look on.

Date:: Circa 1930 - 1935

5. Portrait of the donor's father, Eliezer Kaplan, playing chess.

Date:: 1935

6. Two Hasidic youths play a game of chess.

Date:: 1936

7. Two men play chess while Malka Matikanski looks on.

Date:: 1941

8. Members of the Feder family gather around a chess game.

Date:: 1938

9. Two members of the Anders Army play chess.

Date:: Circa 1941 - 1943

10. Jewish youth read and play chess at the Jewish Institute for the Deaf in Berlin-Weissensee.

Date:: 1934 December 04

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1. Yeshiva students playing chess.

2. Nekvasil portable chess set used by an Austrian Jewish refugee

3. Two Jewish men play chess outside on a veranda.

4. Dr. Karel Kraus plays chess while two friends look on.

5. Portrait of the donor's father, Eliezer Kaplan, playing chess.

6. Two Hasidic youths play a game of chess.

7. Two men play chess while Malka Matikanski looks on.

8. Members of the Feder family gather around a chess game.

9. Two members of the Anders Army play chess.

10. Jewish youth read and play chess at the Jewish Institute for the Deaf in Berlin-Weissensee.

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