Item ID	18879
Title	A mother with two small children in a carriage, next to an UNRRA/AJDC automobile.
Reference Code	NY_07977
Description	During the war, Babenhausen was a crude barracks used to hold prisoners. The first Jews arriving there, in late September 1946, still faced deplorable conditions. JDC representatives met them with supplementary food and clothing and immediately began efforts to obtain better lodgings for the winter, especially for families with small children. By the time this Polish mother and her children arrived, a substantial community with several schools had been established.
City / Town	Babenhausen, near Darmstadt	similar items
Country	Germany	similar items
Decade	1940	similar items
Photo Date Description	c1947	similar items
Partners	UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration)	similar items
Selected Search Code	Terra	similar items
Selected Search Code	Topics WWII and DPs	similar items
Size	7 1/2 x 7 1/2
Format	Print

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