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Contents List
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Container
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Title
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Series: Interviews
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530A/1-3 and 801A/1-2
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803A/1-2
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
1
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Transcription
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876A/1-9
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
2
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Transcription
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Baras, Lucy, 1980 November 12-13
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870A/1
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Life as a child in Poland, Jewish traditions at home, her education in
Poland, community life, and anti-Semitism
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870A/2
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Loyalty to Jewish traditions, beginnings of war, Russian occupation,
problems of living under Russian occupation, life under Germans, and establishment
of the ghetto
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870A/3
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Beginnings of the ghetto, preparations for disaster, hiding from Germans
as they took Jews from the ghetto, working as a seamstress for a German family,
and hiding her mother from Germans
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870A/4
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Hiding in the forest, losing mother, survival in the forest, feelings
about God in relation to the Holocaust, night of liberation, return to Skalat, and
getting married
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870A/5
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Departure from Skalat, going west, life in a refugee camp, coming to
America, and life in New York
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870A/6
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Unidentified
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870A/7
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Living in America, children, fellow Jews, and writing
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870A/8
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Current political situations, rise of the KKK and Nazi organizations,
economic conditions, anti-Semitism in the United States, and the political
situation in Germany today
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
3
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Transcription
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877A/1-10
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Mss 605
Box
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4
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Transcription
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871A/1-4
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784A/1-3
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
5
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Transcription
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804A/1-6
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Mss 605
Box
1
Folder
6
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Transcription
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862A/1-7
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
7
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Transcription
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869A/1-5
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
8
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Transcription
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866A/1-7
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
1
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Transcription
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785A/1-5
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
2
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Transcription
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849A/1-6
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
3
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Transcription
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Herzberger, Magda, 1980 July 21-22, August 27
: Copyright belongs to the heirs of Magda Herzberger, see Archives Reference staff.
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848A/1
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Childhood in Transylvania, her family before the war and the shattering
effects of war on her family, childhood activities and family traditions, invasion
of Poland, Romanian rule of Transylvania, and poverty of the war years
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848A/2
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Religious practices in Transylvania, childhood experiences, pre-war
knowledge of Nazi activities
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848A/3
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German invasion of Rumania, her arrest and internment in a ghetto,
transport in a cattle car, entrance into the concentration camp, life in the
camp
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848A/4
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In-depth details about the concentration camp, daily routines, closeness
with the other female prisoners
: She reads the eulogy written to her father, a passage to her daughter, and other
poetic pieces she wrote about the camp.
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848A/5
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Continues to discuss life in the concentration camp, tactics for
survival, fight against insanity, attempts to escape, departure from Auschwitz to
Brehman, bombings at Brehman
: She recites a piece of her writing at Brehman.
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848A/6
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Continues to discuss life in Brehman: Typhus epidemic and her escape to
avoid contracting it, arrival of the British, Liberation Day, and the survivors;
she reads two of her poems – “Anguish, Liberation;” return to
her home and finds her mother, goes to medical school, marries, exodus to
Israel
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848A/7
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Courtship of her husband, attempt and success at entering medical school,
early years of marriage and medical school, political situation in Rumania during
the 1940s, first pregnancy
: She reads several of her poems and begins describing their move to Israel.
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848A/8
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Life in Israel, motherhood, her husband's medical career (she ends her
career to be a mother), Palestinian bombing of Tel Aviv and the family's
subsequent departure to the U.S., move to Georgia for about a year, move to
Monroe, Wisconsin in 1960, life in Monroe
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848A/9
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Magda's life presently and the effect of her past on it, response from
her book, response from American Jews about her Holocaust experience, her public
speaking career, occupation as wife and mother
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848A/10
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Her impressions of Wisconsin, life in Monroe as the only Jew, contrast
with life in Dubuque, Iowa, her contribution to the Monroe community, political
ideas including positions on Israel, anti-Semitism in the U.S.
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Mss 605
Box
2
Folder
4-5
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Transcription
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875A/1
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Tradition and culture of family in Poland, in-depth description of family
members, life in Poland before the war
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875A/2
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Going into the ghetto, going to Warsaw to escape going to the ghetto,
description of the ghetto, being shipped to Auschwitz
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875A/3
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Living in the ghetto, speaking about the underground, life in prison camps
and how bad everything was
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875A/4
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Leaving Auschwitz to Berlin, in quarantine, working in ammunition factory,
life in barracks, being liberated, going to Denmark
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875A/5
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Events after liberation, contact with relatives, meeting her husband,
husband's life during the war, coming to America, life in America
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875A/6
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Her children; dealing with Holocaust experience in relationship with
children; daily life; thoughts about Wisconsin; answers to general questions;
feelings about Germany, Poland, and Israel; feelings about participating in the oral
history project
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794A/1-6
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Mss 605
Box
2
Folder
6
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Transcription
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874A/1-6
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796A/1-10
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Mss 605
Box
3
Folder
1
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Transcription
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872A/1-11
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
2
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Transcription
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838A/1-10
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
3
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Transcription
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788A/1-6
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
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Transcription
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795A/1-5
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797A/1-12
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Mss 605
Box
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Folder
5
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Transcription
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802A/1-9
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Mss 605
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Series: Abstracts
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Box
4
Folder
1-24
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A-Z
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PH 3187
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Series: Visual Materials
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Photographs and transparencies
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Box
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Folder
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Albert, Pela
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Box
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Folder
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Bader, Flora
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Box
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Folder
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Baras, Lucy
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Box
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Folder
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Chulew, Manny
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Box
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Folder
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Chana, Comins
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Box
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Folder
6
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Daniels, Irmgaard Moser
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Box
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DeLevie, Herb
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Box
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Folder
8
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Deutschkron, Eva
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Box
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9
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Epstein, Karola
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Box
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Folder
10
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Golde, Henry
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Box
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11
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Goldfarb, Susanne
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Box
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Folder
12
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Herzberger, Magda
: Copyright belongs to the heirs of Magda Herzberger, see Archives Reference staff.
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Box
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Folder
13
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Katz, Rosa
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Box
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Folder
14
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Koplin, Louis
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Box
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Folder
15
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Moshe, Salvator
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Box
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16
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Peltz, Walter
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Box
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17
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Platner, Fred
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Box
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Porter, Faye Merin
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Box
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Relles, Meyer, Rabbi
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Box
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Folder
20
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Sorrin, Saul
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Box
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21
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Stundel, Cyla
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Box
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Swarsensky, Manfred, Rabbi
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Box
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23
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Wolnerman, Israel
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Box
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24
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Book cover collages
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Negatives
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Box
2
Folder
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Albert, Pela
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Bader, Flora
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Box
2
Folder
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Baras, Lucy
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Box
2
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Chulew, Manny
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Box
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Chana, Comins
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Box
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Daniels, Irmgaard Moser
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Box
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Deutschkron, Eva
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Box
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Epstein, Karola
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Box
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Golde, Henry
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Box
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Goldfarb, Susanne
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Box
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Herzberger, Magda
: Copyright belongs to the heirs of Magda Herzberger, see Archives Reference staff.
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Box
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12
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Katz, Rosa
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Box
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Folder
13
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Koplin, Louis
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Box
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14
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Moshe, Salvator
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Box
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Peltz, Walter
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Box
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Platner, Fred
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Box
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Porter, Faye Merin
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Box
2
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Relles, Meyer, Rabbi
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Box
2
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Sorrin, Saul
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Box
2
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Stundel, Cyla
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Box
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Swarsensky, Manfred, Rabbi
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Box
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Wolnerman, Israel
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Box
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23
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Book cover collages
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