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Chains such as these were tied to the legs of jewish prisoners as a way to show the superiority of germans. I used this image to show the dehumanization that jewish people had to experience within different camps.

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This toy trolley was made by Max De Jonge made during the war when he was in hiding in Ijlst, Friesland, The Netherlands. The De Jonge family fled after the Kristallnacht pogrom from Germany to The Netherlands and succeeded in finding a hiding place from the germans searching for more people to encamp. They successfully hid where they stayed until the end of the war. I choose this image because it show that even in the midst of the chaos of the war, some survivors were able to try and stay positive throughout the hell of war.

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This watch was owned by a jewish prisoner who sadly was swept into the destruction of evidence germany constructed. His name was Włodzimierz Poczter and he was murdered by german soldiers as a way to hide the evidence of germany's hatred. I chose this image because it shows the grueling truth of klooga camp.

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Cloth tag bearing the prisoner number 56202 from Nürnberg, a sub-camp of the Flossenbürg concentration camp that belonged to Agnes Schapira-Halasz from Nagyvarad, Transylvania. I chose this image because it represents the dehumanization that jews experienced during the holocaust.

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This doll was once owned by Eva Modval a Jewish child who sadly had to experience the times of war. Her and her family were forced to move after the attacks around them became harsher and harsher. They were eventually sent to a camp and killed off. This doll was left behind by the girl after being moved around. I chose this image because it represents the harsh reality children had to experience during the holocaust.

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This pocket knife belonged to Tova Gluck. She traded this knife for bread rations at Auschwitz. She survived the from Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen.

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In october 1943, the danish underground initiated an operation to transfer Jews to the Swedish coast in boats, thereby saving most of Denmark’s Jews. I chose this item because it represents one of the allies the jews had on there side.