Photographs from the Linton (Liebermann) family papers collection
Photographs from the Linton (Liebermann) family papers collection show the home of a middle class Jewish family in Berlin before the unheaval of the Second World War.
Survivors at Theodor Herzl’s grave in Austria
Holocaust survivors at the grave of Theodor Herzl, ‘the father of modern Zionism’.
A Jewish First World War Memorial in Frankfurt an der Oder
Part of a larger collection showing Jewish First World War memorials in cemeteries and synagogues around Germany, compiled by our predecessor organisation the Jewish Central Information Office (JCIO).
Reichskolonialbund Propaganda
A postcard advertising the Reichskolonialbund, a body set up to reclaim the colonies previously held by Germany.
‘The Boys’ arriving at Windermere
This image shows some child survivors of the Holocaust disembarking in Britain.
‘Haifa and the Bay of Akka, east from Mt. Carmel, Palestine’ (1904)
Part of a larger collection titled ‘Palestine through the Stereoscope’ showing various locations at the turn of the 20th century, including Jerusalem, Nazareth and Bethlehem.
McLean Portrait Collection: Rudolf von Bünau
Part of our McLean Collection, which comprises images of the leading figures of Nazi Germany as well as brief overviews of their career.
Tatjana Barbakoff (1899-1944) by Gerty Simon, Berlin.
Portrait of Tatjana Barbakoff, a Russian-Jewish dancer murdered at Auschwitz by Gerty Simon, a German Jewish photographer who sought refuge in Britain.
Child survivors of the Holocaust, 1946-7
Two child survivors of the concentration camps, Eva (left) and Hanna (right) Traub, at Weir Courtney Hostel, Lingfield, in 1946-1947.
Propaganda photograph taken in the Łódź Ghetto
Taken by Mendel Grossman, this propaganda photograph shows idealised conditions in the Łódź Ghetto.
