They marched through town from the assembly center at the Platzscher Garten, along Hindenburgstrasse, to the railroad station.
The photograph is from the files of the Wuerzburg branch of the Gestapo office in Nuremberg-Fuerth. The collection, consisting of approximately 1200 files and an album with 128 photographs, describes and depicts the deportation of Mainfranken Jews from Wuerzburg and Kitzingen.
It was discovered in a barrack at Oberursel/Taunus by Isaac E. Wahler, who was then working in the office of Dr. Robert Kempner, American Deputy Chief of Counsel for War Crimes. The files were entered...
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The handwritten caption reads: "The children of Israel departure from the beautiful town of Wuerzburg".
The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
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The handwritten caption reads: "The children of Israel departure from the beautiful town of Wuerzburg".
The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
A Jewish man who helped to organize the deportation can be seen in the bottom right-hand corner of the photograph.
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results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.
The handwritten caption reads: "The children of Israel departure from the beautiful town of Wuerzburg".
The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
results.listIds.archivalSignature : 97
results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.
The handwritten caption reads: "The departure of the Children of Israel from the beautiful town of Wuerzburg".
The collection, consisting of approximately 1200 files and an album of 128 photographs, describes and depicts the deportation of Mainfranken Jews from Wuerzburg and Kitzingen. The material was discovered in a barracks at Oberursel/Taunus by Isaac E. Wahler, who was then working in the office of Dr. Robert Kempner, American Deputy Chief of Counsel for War Crimes, Nuremberg. The files were entered into evidence at several war crimes trials.
The Jews were rounded-up and deported to...
results.listIds.archivalSignature : 97
results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.
The handwritten caption reads: "The children of Israel departure from the beautiful town of Wuerzburg".
The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
results.listIds.archivalSignature : 97
results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.
The photographer was inside a police car driving in front of the line.
The handwritten caption is a line from a folk song: "Because I must, I must leave the little town".
The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
results.listIds.archivalSignature : 97
results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.
The handwritten caption contains a line from a folk song: "Because I must, I must leave the little town" The Jews were deported to Trawniki on the same day.
results.listIds.archivalSignature : 97
results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedAlbum : Kitzingen, Wuerzburg, Germany, an Album of Deportation Photographs, 1941-1942.