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Diana Lillevig collection

Document | Accession Number: 1999.161

One black & white photographic print of a young girl, Daisy Goldszpiner (now Daisy Grob), posing with a dog. She was the daughter of a secretary to Waldemar J. A. Wickman [donor’s father] during Dr. Wickman’s tenure with the American Consulate in Warsaw; dated 1939, Warsaw, Poland. Daisy surrvived the Holocaust, but her mother, Blanche Goldszpiner, died in the Dachau concentration camp.

Date
1939
Language
English
Genre/Form
Photographs.
Extent
1 photograph.
Extent
1 folder
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About This Document

Document Creator
Waldemar J. Wickman
Biography
Dr. Waldemar J. A. Wickman was the U.S. Public Health Service Medical Officer attached to the American Consulate in Warsaw who gave psychological testing to people leaving Poland for the United States.

Keywords and Subjects

Personal Name
Grob, Daisy.

Administrative History

Legal Status
Permanent Collection
Provenance
The photograph was taken in Warsaw, Poland in 1939. Waldemar J. A. Wickman acquired the photograph of his secretary's daughter during Dr. Wickman's tenure with the American Consulate in Warsaw. The photograph was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum on October 1, 1999 by Diana Lillevig, the daughter of Dr. Wickman.

Rights and Restrictions

Conditions on Access
No restrictions on access
Conditions on Use
No restrictions on use
 
Record last modified: 2018-02-12 10:24:35
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