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Image Not Available for The silver pine after which the camp was called. Where we used to bathe every day
The silver pine after which the camp was called. Where we used to bathe every day
Image Not Available for The silver pine after which the camp was called. Where we used to bathe every day

The silver pine after which the camp was called. Where we used to bathe every day

Creator Unknown
Date1910
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsImage: 11.5 x 9 cm (4 1/2 x 3 9/16 in.)
Sheet: 27 x 17 cm (10 5/8 x 6 11/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Object number2008/1136.39
Category
PortfolioAlbum 1 : Edith Audrey Levick (née Beeton) Album II
LocationNot currently on display

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Unknown
1910-1912
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1890s-1930s
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Unknown
ca. 1895
Page
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Unknown
1930s
Photograph
[Woman holding hands together, wearing silver rings on nearly every finger]
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Unknown
1990-2000
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Image Not Available for Beside every telephone operator is a list on which the most important events of the day are registered.
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1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Sawing wood for camp fire (How we made the visitors work!!)
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Unknown
1910
Photograph
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Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
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Image Not Available for "Don't forget to fill out your People's Card." Posters show how to fill out the so-called 'volkskartei". Every German person between the ages of 5 and 70 have been ordered to register their talents, abilities, knowledge of foreign languages etc.
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P. Roth
1939
Photograph
“Radogoszcz Station from which ghetto Jews were transported to concentration camps, was situated outside the boundaries of Lodz Ghetto. The right of entry was only for workers at the station. I stole into the station with a group of railway workers. I was locked in a store room from where I was able to, through the hole in the wood, photograph this deportation [1944],” - Henryk Ross
“Radogoszcz Station from which ghetto Jews were transported to concentration camps, was situated outside the boundaries of Lodz Ghetto. The right of entry was only for workers at the station. I stole into the station with a group of railway workers. I was locked in a store room from where I was able to, through the hole in the wood, photograph this deportation [1944],” - Henryk Ross
Henryk Ross
1944
Negative
Image Not Available for Picture of man pushing bread trolley at a former concentration camp in Vaugh, Holland where German civilians now live after the Allied Invasion
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Associated Press, German
unknown
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Image Not Available for New life in the economy of Kiev, the captial of Ukraine. Every patch of earth is used for growing vegetables.
New life in the economy of Kiev, the captial of Ukraine. Every patch of earth is used for growing vegetables.
Transatlantic Photo
1930s
Photograph
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