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Ceiling of the synagogue in Częstochowa, painted by Perec Willenberg

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50 Photographs of Shmuel amd Ada Wilenberg
Perec Willenberg in white painter's coat painting the ceiling of the synagogue in Częstochowa before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/50
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Perec Willenberg painting the ceiling of the synagogue in Częstochowa before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/49
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Paris, 1927. From right Rachel Steinlauf and Simon Lubelchek on their wedding day
Archival Signature : 12683/48
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Perec Willenberg before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/47
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Paris 1927. The wedding of Simon Lubelchek and Rachel Steinlauf
Archival Signature : 12683/46
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Samuel Willenberg with mustache in the middle of the first line marching with the Polish army
Archival Signature : 12683/45
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Samuel Willenberg in Rembertów, Warsaw after his escape from Treblinka. The photograph was taken for a false German identity card
Archival Signature : 12683/44
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Warsaw 1934. Ada Lubelchik in Krasinski park
Archival Signature : 12683/43
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Samuel Willenberg, Eta Willenberg and Perec Willenberg in Częstochowa before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/42
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Eta Willenberg, Samuel Kamrat and Perec Willenberg (standing) in Warsaw before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/41
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Szczawnica 1939. Ada Willenberg née Lubelchik, Rachel and Simon Lubelchik on their last holiday before the war. The parents perished
Archival Signature : 12683/40
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Ada Willenberg née Lubelchik with her parents Rachel and Simon Lubelchik, Warsaw, before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/39
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Maniefa Willenberg second from left in the operating room of the Jewish hospital in Częstochowa before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/38
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Samuel Willenberg bottom right in Polish army uniform
Archival Signature : 12683/37
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From left Perec and Samuel Willenberg before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/36
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From right Perec and Samuel Willenberg before the war
Archival Signature : 12683/35
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Warsaw before the war. From left the sisters Eta and Tamara Willenberg, both perished. The woman on the right is unknown
Archival Signature : 12683/34
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Ceiling of the synagogue in Częstochowa, painted by Perec Willenberg
Archival Signature : 12683/33
Credit : Yad Vashem
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The mother Maniefa Willenberg with the eldest daughter Eta Willenberg in Warsaw before the war. Eta perished, Maniefa survived
Archival Signature : 12683/32
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Ada and Samuel Willenberg getting married in Lodz on 10/12/1948
Archival Signature : 12683/31
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Two unidentified men and a woman in the mountains
Archival Signature : 12683/30
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Two unidentified men and a woman in the mountains
Archival Signature : 12683/30
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Samuel Willenberg second row from the top, second from left
Archival Signature : 12683/29
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Samuel Willenberg in Polish army uniform
Archival Signature : 12683/28
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Samuel Willenberg
Archival Signature : 12683/27
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Samuel Willenberg demonstrates how he hid and slept underneath the iron lid in a regional telephone pit in Grojecka street in Warsaw after his escape from Treblinka
Archival Signature : 12683/26
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Samuel Willenberg and his mother Maniefa on the aryan side in Warsaw after his escape from Treblinka
Archival Signature : 12683/25
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Samuel Willenberg guiding a group of jewish youngsters trying to cross the Italian Alps in order to get to Eretz Israel illegally
Archival Signature : 12683/24
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Samuel Willenberg in Polish army uniform with his father Peretz Willenberg
Archival Signature : 12683/23
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Samuel Willenberg in Polish army uniform
Archival Signature : 12683/22
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50 Photographs of Shmuel amd Ada Wilenberg
Archival Signature
12683/33
Name of Submitter
Ada Willenberg
Credit
Yad Vashem
Place
Czestochowa,Czestochowa,Kielce,Poland
Date of Accession
12/02/2017
Type of material
Scanned file
Subjects
Synagogues
Jewish Artists