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A birthday card found that was made by 3 prisoners shortly after the camps Liberations

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Margaret Simon Hantman kept a photo of her younger sister despite the treatment prisoners received when they kept items. Multiple people in her camp knew about the photo of her sister and one woman made her a photo frame from a burlap sack.

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William Luksenburg's prison camp jacket is pictured. The jacket is just one out of many of the uniforms worn by imprisoned Jews. There are altercations made to the shoulders which shows possible weight loss. The jacket may have been originally owned by Luksenberg or passed to him by someone else

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Ursula Myers childhood teddy bear that was retrieved from the home she was taken from. The bear was later returned to her.

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Clara Kramers father built a hiding spot in an area underneath their house. The space was dug out by hand. The door fit like a puzzle piece in the floor to secure the hiding spot. The ceiling was 4 ft tall and the main space was at least 50 square meters. Two metal handles were used to open the trap door from the inside.

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This bouquet of flowers was made of leather scraps by Ruth Weiner Klemens. The same leather here is the same leather of the shoes displayed in piles at the Holocaust Museum.

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Hannalore Temel and Gerda Gerstl both had custom rings made from silver spoons with their initials on them. Items like this were valuable in making trades so the fact that the girls were able to keep their rings was impressive. When the girls were separated from their ghetto they exchanged their rings and kept each others'.