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Handlinger Visningsindstillinger	Baby Eva Temple (nee Bader) with parents Remove from selection Add to selection ObjektnummerM2008/063 TitelBaby Eva Temple (nee Bader) with parents BeskrivelseBlack and white photograph (copy) of Eva Temple (nee Bader), the donor, as a 4-month old baby held in the arms of her parents, Alexander and Bedriska. It was probably taken in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia (now the capital of Slovakia), c. 1944. Eva was born while her parents were in hiding and was eventually taken to Bergen-Belsen with her grandmother. Eva is perhaps the youngest survivor of that concentration camp, being only 16-months old at liberation. Apart from two uncles who escaped to England in 1939, Eva was the only survivor of her large family. ProduktionsstedBratislava, Slovakia Produktionsdato circa 1944 Emnechildren, families, victims, child survivors, Pre-war life, world that was Objektnavnphotographs Materialephotographic emulsion, paper, paper Mål width: 100.00 mm height: 150.00 mm KreditrammeSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Eva Temple

ObjektnummerM2008/063

TitelBaby Eva Temple (nee Bader) with parents

BeskrivelseBlack and white photograph (copy) of Eva Temple (nee Bader), the donor, as a 4-month old baby held in the arms of her parents, Alexander and Bedriska. It was probably taken in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia (now the capital of Slovakia), c. 1944. Eva was born while her parents were in hiding and was eventually taken to Bergen-Belsen with her grandmother. Eva is perhaps the youngest survivor of that concentration camp, being only 16-months old at liberation. Apart from two uncles who escaped to England in 1939, Eva was the only survivor of her large family.

ProduktionsstedBratislava, Slovakia

Produktionsdato circa 1944

Emnechildren, families, victims, child survivors, Pre-war life, world that was

Objektnavnphotographs

Materialephotographic emulsion, paper, paper

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KreditrammeSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Eva Temple

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