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Portrait of a Jewish family in Solotvino.

Photograph | Not Digitized | Photograph Number: 41501

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Caption: Portrait of a Jewish family in Solotvino.

Pictured (left to right) are Malka Kramer holding Ester, Baba Laya Kaufmann, and Hershel Kramer holding Moshe Smuel. They had one other son named Yitchock.
Date: Circa 1943
Locale: Solotvino, [Transcarpathia] Czechoslovakia
Photo Credit: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Sherman Cohn

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Photo Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Provenance: Sherman Cohn

Source Record ID: Collections: IRN 543049

Second Record ID: Collections: 2016.261.1

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Keyword: CHILDREN (0-3 YEARS) CHILDREN (4-12 YEARS) CHILDREN/YOUTH FAMILIES (WARTIME JEWISH) JEWS POSTCARDS STUDIO PORTRAITS
Photo Designation: INVASION & OCCUPATION -- Bohemia/Moravia -- JEWS -- Daily Life/Economic Life/Families

Record last modified:: 2017-06-06 00:00:00
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