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John the Baptist

Henryk (Hanokh) Barcinski

1919

Woodcut of geometric, stylized face with Yiddish heading.

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Woodcut no. 1

Vincent Brauner (Yitskhok Broyner)

1920

Print of two geometric figures with Yiddish heading underneath.

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Cover, Di malke Shvo: dramatishe poeme

Moyshe Broderzon

1921

Painting of bearded man sitting at desk, woman standing holding baby behind him, and figure sitting to the side.

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Family Reunion

Jennings Tofel

1929

Photograph of young boys sitting at a long table with books open as teacher leans over them to teach.

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Teacher and Students in a Heder, Lublin

Alter-Sholem Kacyzne

1920–1929

Image of four panels with man in each panel: one in moustache and riding outfit; one wearing sidelocks, kippah, and suit; one muscled in boots; and one with short sidelocks, hat, and wide stance, all surrounded by decorated border and labeled in Yiddish.

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The Four Sons

Arthur Szyk

1934

Photograph of man with mustache and hat wearing torn clothing with hands on hips, looking at camera.

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Porter Nat Gutman, Warsaw

Roman Vishniac

1935–1938

Painting of women, men, and children crowded together.

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Refugees, Warsaw Ghetto

Moshe Rynecki

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

Photograph of people standing in a field upon which lie dead bodies.

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Kerch, Crimea (Grief)

Dmitri Baltermants

1942

Photograph of women and children in ghetto facing photograph on the far side of a fence, interacting with another child on opposite side of fence with Star of David badge on his back.

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Leave Taking before Deportation

Mendel Grossman

1942

Printed page featuring a large, waving flag with Yiddish text, and Yiddish text above and below.

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Cover for Peretz Markish’s Book of Poetry, Far folk un heymland (For People and Homeland)

A. Geftera

1943