RG-97.01.01, Three female Polish Jews behind barbed wire during Bergen-Belsen liberation. April 1945 | Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

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Title:

RG-97.01.01, Three female Polish Jews behind barbed wire during Bergen-Belsen liberation. April 1945

Date:

April 1945

ID:

RG-97.01.01

Repository:

Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

Found in:

Michael Resin Papers, 1944-1945

Collection of Folder-Level 1: RG-97.01, Aftermath of the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen by Allied Forces, photo-documents, April 1945, April 1945 right-pointing arrow

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-97.01.01, Three female Polish Jews behind barbed wire during Bergen-Belsen liberation. April 1945, April 1945

Creators:

Michael Resin, Canadian Military photographer (1944 -- 1984)
British military authorities (1944 -- 1945)

Subjects:

Aftermath of Nazi-German concentration camp liberation, photographs
Aftermath of the liberation, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, photo-documents, May 1945
Allied Military Photographers, 1939-1945
Allied nations: USA, UK, France, the USSR, 1941 -- 1945
Armed Forces, Allied
Armed Forces, British
Bergen (Germany)
Bergen-Belsen (Germany: Concentration Camp)
British armed forces, 1939 -- 1939
Canada's role among the allies
Correspondence between family members and friends, postwar
Germany (Europe)
Michael M. Resin, Canadian military photographer, World War II
Military photographers, 1939 -- 1945
military photographs, 1920 -- 1945
Photographs, concentration camp prisoners
Physical conditions of the Nazi concentration camp prisoners after liberation, photo-documents

Languages:

English