Brünn family home - aerial view

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Dr. Anna Ornstein, The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education

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Postcard of the town where the Brünn family lived prior to the War. The Brünn family home has been highlighted with an arrow. 


From the personal collection of Dr. Anna Ornstein.
 

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