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Actions Displays	Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM1991/039:002 DescriptionBlack and white photograph of three girls dated 1940 - Malka (Maryla) Einhorn, Cesia Dranger and Inusia Tobias (left to right). Cesia Dranger, at age 13, joined the Hashomer Hazair organisation, which organised resistance against the Gestapo. She and the rest of the group were caught and shot. Cousins, Ina (Inusia) and Malka were murdered in Belzec extermination camp, Rosh Hashana 1942, after being first deported from Krakow to the Brzesko Ghetto, with Stefan Einhorn’s parents and his sister Cesia Tobias (mother of Inusia). Malka was 7 and Inusia 6 1/2. Production date circa 1940 SubjectHolocaust, children, resistance, victims, Pre-war life, world that was Object namephotographs Dimensions whole width: 86.00 mm height: 67.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Stefan and Fela Einhorn

Object numberM1991/039:002

DescriptionBlack and white photograph of three girls dated 1940 - Malka (Maryla) Einhorn, Cesia Dranger and Inusia Tobias (left to right). Cesia Dranger, at age 13, joined the Hashomer Hazair organisation, which organised resistance against the Gestapo. She and the rest of the group were caught and shot. Cousins, Ina (Inusia) and Malka were murdered in Belzec extermination camp, Rosh Hashana 1942, after being first deported from Krakow to the Brzesko Ghetto, with Stefan Einhorn’s parents and his sister Cesia Tobias (mother of Inusia). Malka was 7 and Inusia 6 1/2.

Production date circa 1940

SubjectHolocaust, children, resistance, victims, Pre-war life, world that was

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Stefan and Fela Einhorn

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