Seder Ha'Avoda
- Alternate Title
- The Prayer Service for the Entire Year
- Date
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1946
- Geography
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publication :
New York (N.Y.)
- Classification
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Books and Published Materials
- Category
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Books and pamphlets
- Object Type
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Judaism--Prayer books (lcsh)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum collection, gift of Anna Moscovitch
Hebrew language prayer book used in a DP camp in Ulm, Germany. Part of a collection illustrating the experiences of Malke and Shapse and their son Moses who were from Majdan, Poland and fled east into the Ural Mountains, as well as their time as displaced persons in Ulm, Germany, where their daughter Chana was born.
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Record last modified: 2019-02-11 12:07:11
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Also in This Collection
Malka and Shapse Bilfeld collection
Document
Contains photographs and an identification card illustrating the experiences of Malke and Shapsie and their son Moses, who were from Majdan, Poland and fled east into the Ural Mountains. Includes images from their time as displaced persons in Ulm, Germany, where their daughter Chana was born.
624359
Publication
Hebrew language prayer book, part of a collection illustrating the experiences of Malke and Shapse and their son Moses who were from Majdan, Poland and fled east into the Ural Mountains, as well as their time as displaced persons in Ulm, Germany, where their daughter Chana was born.
Enameled metal drinking cup used by a Jewish Polish family in a displaced persons camp
Object
Metal cup, part of a collection illustrating the experiences of Malke and Shapse and their son Moses who were from Majdan, Poland and fled east into the Ural Mountains and then spent time as displaced persons in Ulm, Germany, where their daughter Chana was born.
Enameled metal soup plate used by a Jewish Polish family in a displaced persons camp
Object
Metal bowl, part of a collection illustrating the experiences of Malke and Shapse and their son Moses who were from Majdan, Poland and fled east into the Ural Mountains and then spent time as displaced persons in Ulm, Germany, where their daughter Chana was born.