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Demonstration demanding that the Jews be let into Palestine in the Belsen DP camp. In the back are the former officer baracks.

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    Demonstration demanding that the Jews be let into Palestine in the Belsen DP camp. In the back are the former officer baracks.
    Demonstration demanding that the Jews be let into Palestine in the Belsen DP camp. In the back are the former officer baracks. Dora Friedfertig is standing in the front linking arms with Zosia Weinman. Behind them are Shmuel Weinman and Walter Loberstein.

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    Demonstration demanding that the Jews be let into Palestine in the Belsen DP camp. In the back are the former officer baracks.

    Dora Friedfertig is standing in the front linking arms with Zosia Weinman. Behind them are Shmuel Weinman and Walter Loberstein.
    Date
    1946
    Locale
    Belsen, [Lower Saxony; Hannover] Germany
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Stefa Friedfertig Hasson

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    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: Stefa Friedfertig Hasson

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    Biography
    Stefa Friedfertig was born in the Lvov ghetto on February 28, 1942. Prior to the war her father Israel worked in a chocolate factory. Her mother Dora Odower Friedfertig was a housewife. After a year, in June 1943, Dora brought Stefa to Josef and Maria Amborski who hid her for the duration of the war. Originally they also hid Dora who posed as Josef's sister, but she eventually had to leave. After the war, Dora and Stefa were reunited, but Israel had perished. Dora and Stefa stayed in the Belsen DP camp before coming to the United States in June, 1950 on board the General House.
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