Book

Publication | Accession Number: 2000.226.13

Title: Book
Date: 1919
Credit Line: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Joan Ringelheim

Physical Description: Book printed in Hebrew/Yiddish? with a title page showing a snake wrapped around a bunch of roses, the works of Oscar Wilde.
Dimensions: overall : 8.000 x 5.500 in. (20.32 x 13.97 cm.)
Materials: overall : paper, ink
Legal Status: Permanent Collection
Conditions on Access: No restrictions on access
Conditions on Use: No restrictions on use
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Also in Marcus Rosenzweig and Claire Ringelheim families collection

The collection contains military medals and insignia, documents, photograph albums, and publications relating to the experiences of Marcus Rosenzweig and Claire Ringelheim families during the Holocaust.

Date: 1940-1991

Monte Cassino Commemorative Cross

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Monte Cassino Commemorative Cross [Krzyż Pamiątkowy Monte Cassino] awarded to Marcus Rosenzweig, a soldier in the 2nd Polish Corps, British Army, for participation in the Battle of Monte Cassino, as well as Piedimonte and Passo Corno in Italy. This May 1944 victory was the fourth attempt by Allied forces since January 1944 to break through German defenses blocking the advance into Italy.

Defence Medal issued for service in the British Army during World War II

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Italy Star medal

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Medal

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Medal and maroon and white ribbon

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Red shield shaped badge with the Mermaid of Warsaw owned by a Polish soldier

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British 8th Army sleeve badge worn by a Jewish soldier, 2nd Polish Corps

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Poland military patch to identify a soldier, 2nd Polish Corps, British Army

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Red badge embroidered with the Warsaw Mermaid, emblem of Warsaw, and of the 2nd Polish Corps

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Rosenzweig and Ringelheim families papers

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Contains documents, diploma certificates, photograph albums, and affidavits concerning the Holocaust experiences of the Rosenzweig and Ringelheim families. The Claire Rosen papers include extensive post-war correspondence between Claire Ringelheim Rosen and her cousin, Dina Reich-Ingber. Includes two CD-ROMs which contain finding aids for the letters with links to scanned images.

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