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Actions Displays	Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM2001/002 DescriptionLong concentration camp man's coat modified, to fit a woman. Woven grey/blue wool striped cloth, modified with press-studs. The uniform was worn by Edwarda Artwinski (nee Atteslander), who survived a death march from Auschwitz when she pretended to be dead and was found by liberating American troops. Information provided by the donor, Anna Reich (nee Lipschütz), niece. Production placeGermany, Poland Production date 1940 - 1945 Subjectconcentration camps, uniforms, death marches Object nameconcentration camp clothing Materialfibres (fabrics) Dimensions whole width: 423.00 mm whole length: 1000.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs Anna Reich

Object numberM2001/002

DescriptionLong concentration camp man's coat modified, to fit a woman. Woven grey/blue wool striped cloth, modified with press-studs. The uniform was worn by Edwarda Artwinski (nee Atteslander), who survived a death march from Auschwitz when she pretended to be dead and was found by liberating American troops. Information provided by the donor, Anna Reich (nee Lipschütz), niece.

Production placeGermany, Poland

Production date 1940 - 1945

Subjectconcentration camps, uniforms, death marches

Object nameconcentration camp clothing

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs Anna Reich

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