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ادوات السجل العروض	Baby Shoes إزالة من الاختيار ضف للاختيار رقم الكائنM2017/043:028 العنوانBaby Shoes الوصفA pair of red ankle strap baby shoes, made of soft leather, with a leather sole. The shoes belong to Dorrit Mahemoff (nee Boehm) who was born on the 27th of April, 1940 in Shanghai, China. Her parents, Irene and Edgar Boehm, were Jewish refugees from Germany. In 1939, the Boehms escaped persecution in Europe to Shanghai, which was one of the only ports in the world that did not require a visa. The family was interned in the Hongkew Ghetto by the Japanese, where Dorrit’s father, Edgar, worked as a waiter. In 1946, Edgar’s sister, Alice, sponsored the family’s immigration to Australia. After spending three months in transit in Hong Kong, they arrived in Australia on the 28th of October 1946. مكان الإنتاجShanghai, China التاريخ 1939 - 1940 الموضوعShanghai, China, children, clothing اسم الكائنshoes مادةleather الأبعاد Left shoe width: 56.00 mm length: 110.00 mm Right Shoe width: 49.00 mm length: 110.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs Dorrit Mahemoff

رقم الكائنM2017/043:028

العنوانBaby Shoes

الوصفA pair of red ankle strap baby shoes, made of soft leather, with a leather sole. The shoes belong to Dorrit Mahemoff (nee Boehm) who was born on the 27th of April, 1940 in Shanghai, China. Her parents, Irene and Edgar Boehm, were Jewish refugees from Germany. In 1939, the Boehms escaped persecution in Europe to Shanghai, which was one of the only ports in the world that did not require a visa. The family was interned in the Hongkew Ghetto by the Japanese, where Dorrit’s father, Edgar, worked as a waiter. In 1946, Edgar’s sister, Alice, sponsored the family’s immigration to Australia. After spending three months in transit in Hong Kong, they arrived in Australia on the 28th of October 1946.

مكان الإنتاجShanghai, China

التاريخ 1939 - 1940

الموضوعShanghai, China, children, clothing

اسم الكائنshoes

مادةleather

الأبعاد

Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs Dorrit Mahemoff

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