Photos

Mrs Sándorné Beregi, Maria Stein and her daughters Irén Beregi, Sára Beregi, Ágnes Beregi

Hashomer Hatzair Hungary

Hashomer Hatzair Hungary, Erzsébet and aunt Borbála

Sara Fruman (right) with a friend

Weisz girls with their husbands

Mariska Bauer (on the right)

Sári Polák and Ilona Pollák (left to right)

Regina Lazarovits (in the middle)

Aviva Sholdos on the right

The parents of Shmuel

Ilona Pető and Wife of Kálmán Pollák (left to right)

Joli Lazarovits (on the left) and her friend

Members of HaShomer HaTzair in training, Czechoslovakia. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

Trainees of HaShomer HaTzair in training, Czechoslovakia. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

Members of HaShomer HaTzair in training, Czechoslovakia. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

From the right: Luzzatto, Yohanan Gardos, Tamar Lipa, Rafi Benshalom, all members of the HaShomer HaTzair leadership in Bratislava. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

Egon Roth he was the last coordinator of the Hashomer Hatzair, before the Slovak uprising. Zvi Gross from the Žilina branch, fell in the Slovak uprising. Tamar Lipa. Yehuda Weiss (Afush) member of Kibbutz Ha’almonim. With glasses – ? Ruth from the movement in Poland. János Tyroler from the Trenčín branch. Akiva Nir (Neufeld) from the Žilina branch, participated in the Slovak uprising, and later joined Kibbutz Shomrat. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

István Róna (right) with relatives

From a photography workshop notebook. With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

At a café

Photos from the labor battalion With cooperation of Nadav Mann / Bitmuna

Jewish Women with raised hands. Yellow Star of David that Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust, specifically in Nazi-occupied countries, including Hungary. This yellow star was typically sewn onto clothing to visibly identify Jewish individuals, marking them for discrimination, persecution, and deportation. It symbolized Nazi policies of segregation and dehumanization, representing one of the tragic symbols of Jewish oppression and suffering during World War II.

Sara Aharonson (left) with her children Ayala and Zvika (right)

At the beach

Esther and the cousins at the beach