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Basin with Hebrew inscription on rim

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Inscribed Limestone Basin

Iron Age II, Late 9th–Early 8th Century BCE

Sheet music with transliterated Hebrew lyrics and Hebrew and English text at bottom.

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Y’minah, Y’minah

Corinne Chochem | Muriel Roth

ca. 1941

Copper relief sculpture depicting three hooded men. The one on the left holds a scroll and has a long beard, the middle holds a hammer, and the right holds a hand plow and has a short beard.

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The Scholar, the Laborer, and the Toiler of the Soil

Maurice Ascalon

1939

Sandstone sculpture of the upper torso of a naked man with animal features and a bow along his backbone.

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Nimrod

Itzhak Danziger

1939

Cover page of comic featuring man with bat wings outstretched swinging through the air over buildings with a villain under his arm as two detectives watch, and heading "Detective Comics" across the top.

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Detective Comics, May 1939: The Amazing and Unique Adventures of the Batman, cover

Milton "Bill" Finger | Bob Kane

1939

Line drawing of the faces of men and women close together in a cramped room.

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Figures in the Nisko Camp, Poland

Leo Haas

1939

Pamphlet cover page featuring Hitler as an ape in the shape of a swastika with French text.

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Les Hitlériques, cover

Isaac David Knafo

1939

Photograph of female immigrants crowded together, with their faces turned away from viewer.

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Immigrants aboard the Parita Ship

Walter Zadek

1939

Photograph of veiled woman facing viewer with only her eyes exposed.

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Muslim Woman in Veil

Lotte Errell

1934–1944

Photograph of four boys perched on a rock overlooking water and facing away from viewer.

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Great Spruce Head Island

Ellen Auerbach

1940

Ceramic bowl with Hebrew word inscribed inside.

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Alms Bowl

Iron Age II, 8th Century BCE

Newstrip comic with two rows of headings across the top, and two rows of three comic panels each with image and English text in bubbles, featuring man in suit speaking to another man in an office.

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“The Spirit,” June 2, 1940

Will Eisner

1940