Janine Gimpelman Sokolov papers
The papers consist of 21 photographs and documents relating to Ursula Klipstein (later Janine Gimpelman Sokolov), her life in Frankenhausen, Germany, before World War II, and her experiences in the Kindertransport, at the Kinderheim orphanage in Brussels, Belgium, and in hiding at a convent near Braine-L'Allend, Belgium.
- Date
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1932-1952
- Extent
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1 folder
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Janine Sokolov
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Record last modified: 2021-11-10 13:01:03
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Also in This Collection
Janine Sokolov memoir
Document
Testimony, three pages, handwritten. Account of Janine Gimpelman Sokolov (born Ursula Klipstein) and her life in Frankenhausen and Plauen, Germany, and efforts to emigrate, first to Belgium, where author lived in hiding during war, and then after war to U.S.