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  5. Blanket, spoon and fork that Regina Lamsztein kept as mementos of her liberation at Mauthausen by American soldiers

Blanket, spoon and fork that Regina Lamsztein kept as mementos of her liberation at Mauthausen by American soldiers

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Blanket that Regina Lamsztein received on liberation from Mauthausen
Blanket that Regina Lamsztein received on liberation from Mauthausen

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Courtesy of Regina Lamsztein, Haifa, Israel

Blanket that Regina Lamsztein received on liberation from Mauthausen
Fork that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Fork that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Courtesy of Regina Lamsztein, Haifa, Israel

Fork that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Spoon that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Spoon that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Courtesy of Regina Lamsztein, Haifa, Israel

Spoon that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Regina Lamsztein after liberation from the Mauthausen camp
Regina Lamsztein after liberation from the Mauthausen camp

Regina Lamsztein after liberation from the Mauthausen camp
The Lamsztein family before the war. Bottom center: the mother, Mindele. Top, from right: Fela, Regina and Sarah. Bottom, from right: Bracha and Avraham
The Lamsztein family before the war. Bottom center: the mother, Mindele. Top, from right: Fela, Regina and Sarah. Bottom, from right: Bracha and Avraham

The Lamsztein family before the war. Bottom center: the mother, Mindele. Top, from right: Fela, Regina and Sarah. Bottom, from right: Bracha and Avraham
Blanket that Regina Lamsztein received on liberation from Mauthausen
Blanket that Regina Lamsztein received on liberation from Mauthausen
Fork that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Fork that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Spoon that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Spoon that Regina Lamsztein took from the German officers' dining room in Mathausen after liberation
Regina Lamsztein after liberation from the Mauthausen camp
Regina Lamsztein after liberation from the Mauthausen camp
The Lamsztein family before the war. Bottom center: the mother, Mindele. Top, from right: Fela, Regina and Sarah. Bottom, from right: Bracha and Avraham
The Lamsztein family before the war. Bottom center: the mother, Mindele. Top, from right: Fela, Regina and Sarah. Bottom, from right: Bracha and Avraham
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