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  5. Hitlerjugend youth movement shirts that sisters Martha and Alisa Rosenberg received in the Feldafing DP camp

Hitlerjugend youth movement shirts that sisters Martha and Alisa Rosenberg received in the Feldafing DP camp

Hitlerjugend youth movement shirts that sisters Martha and Aliza Rosenberg received in the Feldafing DP camp
Hitlerjugend youth movement shirts that sisters Martha and Aliza Rosenberg received in the Feldafing DP camp

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Courtesy of Aliza Rosenberg, Holon, Israel

Hitlerjugend youth movement shirts that sisters Martha and Aliza Rosenberg received in the Feldafing DP camp
The Rosenberg family: Parents Moshe-Mor and Charlotte, with their youngest son Leibush between them. Top, from right: Marta, Jacob and Aliza, Czechoslovakia, before the war
The Rosenberg family: Parents Moshe-Mor and Charlotte, with their youngest son Leibush between them. Top, from right: Marta, Jacob and Aliza, Czechoslovakia, before the war

The Rosenberg family: Parents Moshe-Mor and Charlotte, with their youngest son Leibush between them. Top, from right: Marta, Jacob and Aliza, Czechoslovakia, before the war
Aliza (right) and Martha Rosenberg, Moldawa, Slovakia, 1943-1944
Aliza (right) and Martha Rosenberg, Moldawa, Slovakia, 1943-1944

Aliza (right) and Martha Rosenberg, Moldawa, Slovakia, 1943-1944
From right: Aliza, Charlotte and Martha Rosenberg after the war
From right: Aliza, Charlotte and Martha Rosenberg after the war

From right: Aliza, Charlotte and Martha Rosenberg after the war
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