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Germany, The infant Tova Rivka Fabien, 13 months old, the daughter of Shmuel and Etka.

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An album of photographs of children who were born in DP camps or were removed from children's homes and Aryan families and returned to Judaism after the war
Germany, The infant Tova Rivka Fabien, 13 months old, the daughter of Shmuel and Etka.
Archival Signature : 15921/59
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Zeilsheim, Germany, Feigale Eitzkovitz, born on 14/05/1946 in Zeilsheim.
Parents: Shacna and Dora.
Archival Signature : 15921/124
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Neu Friemann, Germany, Jewish children wearing "Hagana" uniforms at the DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/165
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Eschwege, Germany, Group photograph of the students at a yeshiva of the Rescue Committee.
Archival Signature : 15921/210
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, Salusia Pieprz, born on 01/10/1946 in Regensburg.
Parents: Yaakov and Nacha.
Archival Signature : 15921/86
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Feldafing, Germany, Nathan Cohen, born on 07/02/1947 at the DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/111
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, The toddler Ruth Rubin.
Born in Frankfurt Am Main, Germany, on 18/11/1946 to Dr. Moshe and Chana Rubin.
Archival Signature : 15921/3
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Landsberg, Germany, Children in the DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/46
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, The child Wiliam Birenbaum-Spiewak, born in 1941.
Archival Signature : 15921/1
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Wolfrathausen, Germany, 20/04/1948, The toddler Etta Gitta Kalma.
Born in Munich on 22/05/1947 to Elias and Sonia Kalma.
Archival Signature : 15921/6
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, A photograph of twins.
Archival Signature : 15921/191
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Selzen, Germany, Jadzivlka Ekschtein, born in a DP camp on 22/02/1946.
Parents: Moshe and Stenia.
Archival Signature : 15921/112
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Ulm Donau, Germany, The twins Mordechai and Michael Muenzer, 7 months old, born in Ulm.
Parents: Beno and Riwa.
Archival Signature : 15921/181
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Hessisch Lichtenau, Germany, Isaak Wyszegrotzki, two years old, born in Kirghisia.
Parents: Israel and Malka.
Archival Signature : 15921/138
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Bergen Belsen, Germany, A photograph of Shalom Mashelnik.
Archival Signature : 15921/123
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Augsburg, Germany, The 8-months-old Zalman Kohn, born in Augsburg.
Parents: Josef and Dina.
Archival Signature : 15921/74
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Gebersee, Wasserburg, Germany, The "Yavne" Hebrew school of the Rescue Committee at the DP camp, 27/04/1946.
At the back of the photograph there is a dedication by the school principal to the Rescue Committee in Munich, "for making a religious national education possible".
Archival Signature : 15921/31
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Feldafing, Germany, Kindergarten children in a DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/171
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Rosenheim, Germany, 08/02/1948, Tzipora Weintraub, 8 months old.
Archival Signature : 15921/135
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Cham, Germany, Chaim and Moshe Reiter, born in Russia.
Chaim was born on 26/08/1943. Moshe was born on 04/09/1945.
Archival Signature : 15921/64
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Lindau, Germany, The 10-month-old Zeev Aryeh Rozenzeft.
His parents: Shmuel and Devora.
Archival Signature : 15921/22
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, The child Ita Halberstadt, born on 12/07/1947 in Kazakhstan.
Parents: Aharaon and Basha.
Archival Signature : 15921/56
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Landsberg, Germany, Two toddlers at the DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/15
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
The child Isaak Shefler, born in Kovno, Lithuania, on 02/04/1933.
Archival Signature : 15921/106
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, A child riding a tricycle.
Archival Signature : 15921/52
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Neu Friemann, Germany, Girls dancing the "hora" in a DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/160
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, Professor William Haber at the Yeshiva.
On the right: the son of Rabbi Aharon of the Yeshivot center.
Archival Signature : 15921/9
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Germany, Aharon Shlomo Gelsteir, 18 months old.
Born on 29/11/1946 to Feivel and Ester Gelsteir.
Archival Signature : 15921/80
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Landsberg, Germany, A photograph of an infant born in the DP camp.
Archival Signature : 15921/209
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
Kassel, Germany, Mrs. Raiz's third class at the "Yavne" school organized by the "Mizrahi" movement at "Biger" DP camp.
Rachel Maklev is among the counselors.
Archival Signature : 15921/199
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : An Album of Photographs of Children Who Were Born in Dp Camps or Were Removed From Children's Homes and Aryan Families and Returned to Judaism After the Warrelatedalbum
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An album of photographs of children who were born in DP camps or were removed from children's homes and Aryan families and returned to Judaism after the war. Includes prewar photos of some of the children.
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An album of photographs of children who were born in DP camps or were removed from children's homes and Aryan families and returned to Judaism after the war
Archival Signature
15921/59
Name of Submitter
Moshe Yerochamzon-Nowski
Credit
Yad Vashem
Place
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Type of material
Photograph
Album Number
FA135A/59
Subjects
Postwar Period
Children
Dp Camps
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