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    AHC interview with Kurt Schoen

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    Kurt Schoen was born in Vienna in 1915 where he lived in the second district. He left Vienna to the USA via the Netherlands. He was interned for 3 weeks in Anrath / Kraehfeld, Germany.Austrian Heritage Collectio

    Bachenheimer family tree.

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    Detailed family tree of the Bachenheimer family from the village of Rauischholzhausen in Hessen, Germany, reaching back to the mid-18th century. In addition to the genealogical tables there are copies of photographs and other documents. Also included are reminiscences of Hermann Bachenheimer and a family tree of the related Rülf family.Steven L. Bachenheimer, 1997Fulda (Germany)digitize

    Synagogue, circa 1946, Iskenderun

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    There were never more than 50 Jewish families in this small port town in a region of Turkey that belonged to Syria until 1939. Many of theolder residents (both Jew and Muslim) speak Arabic and the culture retains strong Arab influences. This synagogue- the only one that ever existed here- is still maintained by the remaining community of three familiesDigital imag

    Synagogue, circa 1946, Iskenderum, Sefer Torah

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    This torah is housed in the traditional Sephardi wooden casing, common in this regionDigital imag

    Synagogue Aydinlis Shalom, circa 1800, Izmir

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    This synagogue was established by the Jews who came to Izmir from the nearby town of Aydin. Four columns surround the tevah. Windows once opened to the adjacent, now-abandoned Ashkenazi synagogueDigital imag

    Axonometric (Bird's eye) view of synagogue in Bergama, 18th or 19th

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    Cross section of the Sinora Synagogue in Izmir, 16th century

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    Seasonal Greeting token 1996

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    Obverse: Emblem of the Israel Government Coins and Medal Corporation. Reverse: Stylized sun with which there is a dove of peace and underneath the sun, stylized Star of DavidDigital imagedigitize

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