Item ID	19087
Title	Women and children inside the kitchen area of the Chiari Camp, operated by JDC.
Reference Code	NY_08186
Description	As the IRO placed caps on the number of refugees accepted into Italian camps, JDC provided shelter, provisions, schools and medical care for those beyond the quota. At the Chiari camp in Milan, established for unregistered Jewish infiltrees, 10,000 arrived in the first half of 1947. Although the movement of hopefuls boarding ships for Palestine led to a relatively fast turnover of residents, more kept coming. In 1948, Chiari's kitchen turned out 1600 meals, three times a day.
City / Town	Milano, Milan	similar items
Country	Italy	similar items
Decade	1940	similar items
Photo Date Description	c1948	similar items
Selected Search Code	Terra Terra	similar items
Size	8 x 10
Format	Print

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