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Digitized Public Domain 9. All Photographs Key Events. Invasion of Poland, Fall Key Cities. Key Camps. Key Ghettos. Studio portrait of the Szpira family in Sosnowiec, Poland. Studio portrait of a Jewish family from Sosnowiec Poland. Four Jewish siblings pose outside their home in Sosnowiec, Poland. Portrait of a young Jewish woman in Sosnowiec, Poland. Portrait of a member of the Betar revisionist Zionist youth movement in Sosnowiec, Poland.
Group portrait of the members of a Shomer Hatzair kibbutz hachshara Zionist collective in Sosnowiec, Poland. Portrait of two Jewish siblings in the Srodula ghetto in Sosnowiec, Poland. Portrait of the Wiernik family in Sosnowiec.
Chana had twoβ¦. Sewing workshop in the Sosnowiec ghetto. After the German invasion the family remained in Sosnowiec , which soon became an openβ¦. Group portrait of a Jewish soccer team in prewar Sosnowiec.
