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Flight and Rescue
Brochure Cover - Fig 1 |
Presents historical artifacts, photographs, film and testimonies of men and women who survived the Holocaust by escaping to Japan and points beyond. |
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Shanghai
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What will happen to us? |
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Shanghai
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Waiting at the Ward Road Heim soup kitchen |
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Refugee Life 1941 - 1945
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"Due to military necessity, places of residence and businesses of the stateless refugees in the Shanghai area shall hereafter be restricted to the designated area." |
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Refugee Life 1941 - 1945
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This proclamation came like a bombshell... |
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After The War
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When the war ended, the entry of American forces into Shanghai provoked jubilation that was quickly tempered by the news of the holocaust. |
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After The War
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We felt we had lost everything.... |
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General Goods Store Elite - in the Ghetto
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This photo shows Gerda Harpuder, the store proprietor, and Kaete Benjamin, a relative.
This photo as displayed in the USHHM Museum in Washington, D.C. |
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Ralph Harpuder
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Ralph Harpuder poses in front of the displayed photo of his mother, Gerda. |
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Document Handling at the USHMM
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White gloves must be worn when handling precious documents. |
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A Passport issued by the Third Reich
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