Ingeborg Medani seated at her desk at the ZFA (Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung; Center for Research on Antisemitism); Berlin Portraits Women

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Two unidentified women working in the Library of the ZFA (Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung; Center for Research on Antisemitism); Berlin Portraits Women

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Exhibition on the history of antisemitism at the ZFA (Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung; Center for Research on Antisemitism); Berlin.

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Telephone and security pad at the entrance of the ZFA (Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung; Center for Research on Antisemitism); Berlin.

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Stamped portrait of Magdalena Strauss.

Mother of Herbert Strauss

Studio portrait of Magdalena Strauss.

Mother of Herbert Strauss

Studio portrait of Benno Strauss; Würzburg.

Father of Herbert Strauss

Outdoor group portrait of attendees of the International Meeting of the World Union for Progressive Judaism; London.

Includes Rabbi Leo Baeck, E.L. Ehrlich of Basel, Herbert Strauss of Bern, and Rabbi Eugen Messinger of Bern

Portrait of Benno Strauss; Frankfurt am Main.

Father of Herbert Strauss

Studio portrait of Benno Strauss in military uniform after being drafted to fight on the front during World War I at the age of thirty-nine.

Father of Herbert Strauss

Studio portrait of Benno Strauss.

Father of Herbert Strauss

Last known portrait of Benno Strauss.

Father of Herbert Strauss; Photograph mailed from Warsaw

Benno Strauss and Magdalena Strauss walking down a busy street with Nazi swastika banner flags hanging from the buildings.

Parents of Herbert Strauss

Studio portrait of Walter Strauss.

Brother of Herbert Strauss

Martin Riesenburger portrait portraits men

Martin Riesenburger (May 14, 1896 – Apr. 14, 1966) was Prediger (Preacher) for the Jewish community in Berlin-Weissensee throughout the Nazi era (protected by his gentile wife, Natalie Riesenburger). In 1953 he became Rabbi of the Jewish community in Berlin (East) and then Landesrabbiner of the German Democratic Republic.