A Collection of 9 Photographs and Important Paper Items – She’erit HaPleita at the End of World War II.
A large photograph of a survivor raising a glass with his liberator from the Allied forces, with a newspaper announcing the liberation of Paris on the table. Size: 25×21 cm.
A large photograph of a victory parade celebrating the liberation of Prague, Female Soldiers marching in a stadium. Size: 24×18 cm.
A Yizkor (Memorial) plaque “In memory of our brethren, the people of Israel, who gave their lives for the sanctification of G-d’s name, ” an illustration by Felix Klein, with the names of victims. Printed on photo paper. Size: 10×9 cm.
A leaflet for the orphans and widows advocating for compensation and calling to stop Germany’s rearmament after the war, featuring a photograph of a prisoner who perished in Dachau. Paris, late 1940s.
A photograph of Josef Kramer, the commander of the Bergen-Belsen camp, after being captured by Allied forces at the camp. (Photo: L.A.P.I.) Size: 12×9 cm.
Three photographs of tombstones belonging to Polish Jewish communities who perished in the Holocaust.
The Jewish Cemetery of Warsaw Booklet with a fold-out map of the cemetery, illustrations of significant tombstones, and markings of the graves of the Jews buried there.
Overall condition: Very good.
