Radom, Poland [Pages XXLVII-XXLIX]

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Radom in Pictures (cont.)

Exhumation of Jewish bodies in forest

Broken Jewish tombstones serve as pavement of 47 Zeromski St.

Group of survivors at the site of Cemetery

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Excerpt from diary of I. Giser, boy of Radom,
written in the concentration camp of Vaihingen

From the first exhibition in Radom, 1947

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Cemetery in concentration camp “Vaihingen”

The memorial to the memory of those tortured in “Vaihingen”

Unveiling of tombstone at Vaihingen Tombstone of David Frenkiel in Vaihingen

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