The Return to Life in the Displaced Persons Camps, 1945-1956

Woman painting on glass in the Stettin DP camp, Germany (today Szczecin, Poland)

Simultaneous chess match organized by the Jewish Culture Club (Jüdischer Kulturverein) at the Wetzlar DP camp

Bookbinding at the Stettin DP camp, Germany (today Szczecin, Poland)

Selling newspapers at the Feldafing DP camp's cultural office, Germany, postwar

Bleck Anschel delivers newspapers at the Leipheim DP camp, Germany

A scene from the play “Hesya the Orphan”, Landsberg, Germany, postwar

A sculptor at work in a DP camp, Germany, postwar

A montage of the play "Kol Tuv" by the amateur theater, Feldafing, Germany, postwar

A scene from the play "Yizkor", performed by actors from the regional drama group "Hazamir", Landsberg, Germany, postwar

Selling newspapers in a DP camp, postwar

A scene from the play "Yizkor", performed by actors from the regional drama group "Hazamir", Landsberg, Germany, postwar

Members of the Kazet [German pronunciation of acronym KZ (concentration camp)] Theater, founded in 1945 in the Bergen-Belsen DP camp.

Jewish newspapers, exhibited at Bergen-Belsen. The "Jüdische Gemeindeblatt" was published in Düsseldorf. "Unzer Sztyme", printed in Hebrew characters (top row), was printed at Bergen-Belsen

Concert in Frankfurt in the presence of Dr. Philip Bernstein