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Blima Engelberg (aunt of the donor) with her husband, Moshe Grinbaum

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25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg family members from Poland
Avraham Geller conscripting to the IDF, 1953
Archival Signature : 14445/25
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller on the ship "Binyamin Ze'ev Herzl" en route to Israel, 1949
Archival Signature : 14445/24
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Avraham Geller with his cousins, Meir Engelberg and Avraham Golgklang, D.P. Camp, Germany, 1946
Archival Signature : 14445/23
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller (photo's donor) with his cousin, Meir Engelberg, D.P. Camp, Germany, 1946
Archival Signature : 14445/22
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller's family, Israel, 1950
Archival Signature : 14445/21
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Family of Avraham Geller, Krynica, Poland, before the war
Archival Signature : 14445/20
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller family photo, Krynica, Poland, 1939
Archival Signature : 14445/19
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Parents and brother of Avraham Geller (photo's donor), 1936
Archival Signature : 14445/18
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller - a family picture, before the war
Archival Signature : 14445/17
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Rozalia, the mother of Avraham Geller, 1920's
Archival Signature : 14445/16
Credit : Yad Vashem
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A family photo of Avraham Geller after the Holocuast, Givat Aliya (Jaffa), 1957
Archival Signature : 14445/15
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Parents of Avraham Geller, 1920s
Archival Signature : 14445/14
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Family photo with the aunts of Avraham Geller (photo's donor), 1920's
Archival Signature : 14445/13
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Solomon Engleber, granfather of Avraham Geller (photo's donor)
Archival Signature : 14445/12
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Geller family photo at the entrance of their home, Gorlica, Poland, 1939
Archival Signature : 14445/11
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller (photo's donor) and his brother David Geller, Poland, before the war
Archival Signature : 14445/10
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
The Engleberg and Geller families in resort, Krynica, Poland, 1935
Archival Signature : 14445/9
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Englberg family photo, 1939
Archival Signature : 14445/8
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller and his brother David Geller, 1937
Archival Signature : 14445/7
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Avraham Geller and his brother David, Krynica, Poland, 1934
Archival Signature : 14445/6
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Family photo of the family of Avraham Geller (donor of the photo), Gorlice, Poland, 1937
Archival Signature : 14445/5
Credit : Yad Vashem
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Avraham Geller with a group of young people, Russia, 1941
Archival Signature : 14445/4
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Blima Engelberg (aunt of the donor) with her husband, Moshe Grinbaum
Archival Signature : 14445/3
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Cousins of Avraham Geller (photo's donor), 1939
Archival Signature : 14445/2
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
Photograph of the Cheder where Avraham Geller learnt, Gorlice, Poland, before the war
Archival Signature : 14445/1
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg Family Members From Poland
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25 Photographs of Geller and Engelberg family members from Poland
Archival Signature
14445/3
Name of Submitter
Avraham Geller
Source
Avraham Geller
Credit
Yad Vashem
Date of Accession
08/02/2017
Type of material
Photograph
Subjects
Holocaust Victims
Prewar Period