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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Remove from selection Add to selection Numero oggettoM2013/034:007 DescrizioneBlack and white photograph of Bronia Goldsztajni (Goldstein) with an unidentified woman, taken approx. around the same time as another photo in the collection [M2013/034:006] in Vienna, Austria 1946. The photograph has a stamp on the front which reads "Pietzner Faver Wien" On the back there is written '41-687/B'. This collection is related to Bronia (Bronislawa) Hatfield (nee Goldstein) and her sister Lola. The items in the collection reflect the successful progress of Bronia Hatfield in a medical career in Australia and are historically significant as they are a tangible representation of Australian Jewish history. Luogo di produzioneVienna, Austria Data circa 1946 Soggettodaily life, re-establishing lives, portraits, Pre-war life, world that was Nome oggettophotographs Materialephotographic emulsion, paper, paper Dimensioni height: 130.00 mm width: 85.00 mm Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr John Roth

Numero oggettoM2013/034:007

DescrizioneBlack and white photograph of Bronia Goldsztajni (Goldstein) with an unidentified woman, taken approx. around the same time as another photo in the collection [M2013/034:006] in Vienna, Austria 1946. The photograph has a stamp on the front which reads "Pietzner Faver Wien"

On the back there is written '41-687/B'.

This collection is related to Bronia (Bronislawa) Hatfield (nee Goldstein) and her sister Lola. The items in the collection reflect the successful progress of Bronia Hatfield in a medical career in Australia and are historically significant as they are a tangible representation of Australian Jewish history.

Luogo di produzioneVienna, Austria

Data circa 1946

Soggettodaily life, re-establishing lives, portraits, Pre-war life, world that was

Nome oggettophotographs

Materialephotographic emulsion, paper, paper

Dimensioni

Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr John Roth

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