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Das Kaufhaus Schmoller & Co war eines der Jüdischen Kaufhäuser in Mannheim. Hier kaufte Marianne häufig mit ihrer Mutter ein.

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Filološki fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Studentski trg, Belgrade

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Filološki fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Studentski trg, Belgrade

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Filološki fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Studentski trg, Belgrade

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Danilo Kiš

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Sofija Zoric-Demajo

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Synagogue Beth Israel was located here, but it was burned due to World War II. This synagogue meant a lot to Vera, she spent a lot of time there as a child.

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Topovske Šupe, Autokomanda, Tabanovačka Street Belgrade (VERA AMAR)

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Topovske Šupe, Autokomanda, Tabanovačka Street Belgrade (VERA AMAR)

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The last time she saw her father was November 14, 1941. After forced labor, he was imprisoned at Autokomand at Topovske Supe. Vera and her mother visited the camp and brought him food.

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska, Belgrade

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska 16  (VERA AMAR)

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska 16  (VERA AMAR)

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Her parents used to go to parties in the Jewish center, which was located in the same place as it is today. The building was erected in 1923 as work of architect Samuel Sumbul.

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Finally they lived at 30 Cara Urosa in a building that no longer exists. Above them was the synagogue that unfortunately was destroyed by the Germans when they retreated.

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Vera Amar was born in a neighborhood in the center of Belgrade. Her family moved often and one of the places where she lived was on Solunska Street in a Jewish house, with the Pardo family.

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Sofija Zoric Demajo

This is the place where the workshop of Sofia's dad was. He worked there for a few years and he closed

his workshop.

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Sofija Zoric Demajo

This is the place where they moved to at the beginning of the war. Her husband had a job near buy.

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Cadik Danon

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Cadik Danon

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Cadik Danon

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska, Belgrade

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska, Belgrade

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Jewish Cultural Center, Jevrejska, Belgrade

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Prva beogradska gimnazija, Cara Dušana, Belgrade

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Prva beogradska gimnazija, Cara Dušana, Belgrade

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Prva beogradska gimnazija, Cara Dušana, Belgrade

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Mikolaj Rey Gymnasium

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Orion Factory (building currently demolished)

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plac Karczówka-klasztor 1, 25-001 Kielce, Polska

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Karczówka, the meeting place of Julian and Fela

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Jewish boys’ gymnasium

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Synagogue in Kielce

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Royal patisserie

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Prayer house

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Moderne photographic studio, Julian Gringras' house

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In der Meerfeldstraße 4a in Mannheim lebte Marianne Cohn bis 1926. An dieser Stelle wurde ein Stolperstein verlegt.

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Marianne Cohn besuchte hier den Montessori Kindergarten.

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Das Kaufhaus Schmoller & Co war eines der Jüdischen Kaufhäuser in Mannheim. Hier kaufte Marianne häufig mit ihrer Mutter ein.

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In der Meerfeldstraße 4a in Mannheim lebte Marianne Cohn bis 1926. An dieser Stelle wurde ein Stolperstein verlegt.

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Strandbadweg 1, 68199 Mannheim, Deutschland

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Strandbadweg 1, 68199 Mannheim, Deutschland

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Strandbadweg 1, 68199 Mannheim, Deutschland

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Hier verbrachte Marianne unbeschwerte Tage im Sommer.

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Das Herschelbad ist eine Stiftung von Bernhard Herschel, einem Mitglied der Jüdischen Gemeinde Mannheims, an die Stadt Mannheim und die gesamte Mannheimer Bevölkerung. Hier konnte Marianne Cohn mit ihrer Familie entspannen und schöne Stunden verleben.

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Die Familie von Marianne Cohn hat die Mannheimer Reformsynagoge besucht.

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Rosa lived here with her husband Michael Weisz and their daughters Bessy and Lily until their escape to Budapest in 1939.

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Rosa Rosenstein's Childhood Shopping Street

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Rosa Rosenstein's Childhood Shopping Street

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Almstadtstraße, Berlin

Formerly known as Grenadierstraße. Until the Holocaust this was a street with kosher shops, shuls etc.

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Templiner Straße 17, Berlin

Rosa Rosenstein grew up in an apartment in Templiner Straße 17.

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They talked in a bookstore on Rosenthaler Straße.

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Alexanderplatz, Berlin

This is the train station from which Rosa and her family fled to Palestine/Budapest.

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Rosa and Michi's Workplaces and Lovestory

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Rosa and Michi's Workplaces and Lovestory

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Hackescher Markt