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Re: Help with identiying the text within an artist's book



Dear Jennifer,

unfortunately I cannot give much information, only this:


I did forward your question to the "Juedisches Museum" of Frankfurt. A colleague there, Dr. J. Wachten, didn't have any idea to solve your questions to this item. But he wrote, the "KZ"-number tattooed on the arm must be fictitious, because the number is to high.

Greetings from Germany,
Bernhard Wirth

McGillan, Jennifer schrieb:
Dear Colleagues,

I was going through the artifacts section of my collection recently when
I came across a "mystery guest" that I am still trying to identify.

The piece appears to be an artists book, with wooden boards backed with
blue silk, made (I suspect) by or for Holocaust survivor(s). The front...

....


Jennifer McGillan, Archivist
Jewish Historical Society of MetroWest
901 Route 10 East, Whippany, NJ 07981
973-929-2995 (ph) | jmcgillan@jhsmw.org

-- Bernhard Wirth Universitaetsbibliothek J. C. Senckenberg, Abt. Frankfurt / Rara Bockenheimer Landstrasse 134 – 138, 60325 Frankfurt am Main Tel. 069/798-39248 Fax. 069/798-39398


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