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A young girl is weighed at a doctor's office in a sanatorium near Foehrenwald.

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    A young girl is weighed at a doctor's office in a sanatorium near Foehrenwald.
    A young girl is weighed at a doctor's office in a sanatorium near Foehrenwald.  

Among those pictured are Gisella Lachs Littman (seated at the table) and Kato Roth (standing on the right).

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    A young girl is weighed at a doctor's office in a sanatorium near Foehrenwald.

    Among those pictured are Gisella Lachs Littman (seated at the table) and Kato Roth (standing on the right).
    Date
    1948
    Locale
    Foehrenwald, [Bavaria; Wolfratshausen] Germany
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of George Oscar Lee

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    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: George Oscar Lee

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    Biography
    George Oscar Lee (born Oskar Littman) is the son of Jakob and Pearl (Einsiedler) Littman. He was born September 1, 1924 in Drohobycz, Poland, where his parents ran a store. Oskar had one sibling, Edzia (b.1928). Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Oskar fled with his father to the Soviet Union. His mother and sister stayed behind and later perished. In 1941, Oskar was arrested by the NKVD. He escaped and joined the Polish army-in-exile then forming in the Soviet Union. His unit consisted of 100 men of whom four were Jews. Oskar remained in the army until September 1945. He then left Poland for Germany and settled in the Foehrenwald displaced persons camp. There, Oskar organized and headed the camp's fire department, making use of whatever used German equipment he could find. In Foehrenwald Oskar met and married his first wife, Gisella Lachs. They left Germany and immigrated to the United States in November 1948, traveling on the SS General Black.
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