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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Remove from selection Add to selection Número del objetoM2003/026:001 CreadorP. Schanzer DescripciónWooden board with poem carved by Peter Schanzer in camp in Siberia (1940), as gift for his mother. Peter Schanzer and family fled Vienna to Lativa, but were interned by the Soviets in Siberia. P. Schanzer's parents died in camps in Siberia. He was repatriated to Vienna in 1947 and the same year emigrated to Australia. His full story is available in the file. Lugar de producciónSoviet Union Fecha 1940 Temapresents, Russian POW camps, internment camps Nombre del objetopoems Materialwood Dimensiones width: 225.00 mm height: 123.00 mm depth: 4.00 mm Lenguaje German Diesen Ring hub ich gemacht This ring I have made Nach der Arbeit um 11 Uhr After work at 11 o’clock Aus der Kohle aus dem Schacht Out of the coal from the mine Zur zeit der Plage und der Ruhr At a time of misery and Ruhr (diarrhoea?) Dieser Ring, er bring Dir Glück This ring may bring you luck Es möge wider aufwarts gehen That we may see better times Dass wir kehren gesundzurück That we will return home healthy Und feiern froh das Wiedersehen And joyfully celebrate the reunion Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr P Schanzer

Número del objetoM2003/026:001

DescripciónWooden board with poem carved by Peter Schanzer in camp in Siberia (1940), as gift for his mother.

Peter Schanzer and family fled Vienna to Lativa, but were interned by the Soviets in Siberia. P. Schanzer's parents died in camps in Siberia. He was repatriated to Vienna in 1947 and the same year emigrated to Australia. His full story is available in the file.

Lugar de producciónSoviet Union

Fecha 1940

Temapresents, Russian POW camps, internment camps

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Materialwood

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Lenguaje

Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr P Schanzer

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