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DP Baltic camp at Seedorf / prepared by S. Narkeliūnaitė ; artist, J. Steponavičius.

Publication | Digitized | Library Call Number: D842 .N37 1946

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Overview

Variant Title: DP Baltic camp at Seedorf 1946-1947
Format: Book
Author/Creator: Narkeliūnaitė, Salomėja, 1920-2000.
Published: Hamburg : Published by UNRRA Team 295, B.A.O.R, [1946]
Locale: Germany
Other Authors/Editors: Steponavičius, J. (Jonas), 1907-1986.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Team 295.
Great Britain. Army. British Army of the Rhine.
Notes: This album was published on 18 July 1946, the one year anniversary of UNRRA Team 295 (p. 11).

Electronic version(s) of c. 1. Digital files. USHMM, Internet Archive, 2019-02-25

English, Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian.

The digitization of this publication was made possible by the Tocker Foundation.

Physical Details

Language: English Lithuanian Latvian Estonian
External Link: Electronic version(s) of c. 1. Hosted by Internet Archive
Additional Form: Electronic version(s) available online.
Physical Description: 184 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: World War, 1939-1945--Refugees--Germany. Refugee camps--Germany. Lithuanians--Germany. Latvians--Germany. Estonians--Germany. Seedorf (Displaced persons camp) United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.--Team 295.

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