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  5. Binoculars that Zoltan Deblinger took on liberation day, from an abandoned German Army cannon near the Allach camp

Binoculars that Zoltan Deblinger took on liberation day, from an abandoned German Army cannon near the Allach camp

Binoculars that Zoltan Deblinger took from an abandoned German Army cannon on the day he was liberated from the Allach camp
Binoculars that Zoltan Deblinger took from an abandoned German Army cannon on the day he was liberated from the Allach camp

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Courtesy of Israel Efrati (Zoltan Deblinger), Givatayim

Binoculars that Zoltan Deblinger took from an abandoned German Army cannon on the day he was liberated from the Allach camp
Yehuda and Fani Deblinger and their children (from right) Zoltan, Jolan and Eva, before the war
Yehuda and Fani Deblinger and their children (from right) Zoltan, Jolan and Eva, before the war

Yehuda and Fani Deblinger and their children (from right) Zoltan, Jolan and Eva, before the war
04. CampsDachau
Yad Vashem Holocaust History Museum

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