On January 13, 2010, the cover page of “24 hours”, a supplement of Yedioth Achronot, featured four dozen historical black-and-white photos of underage survivors of the Holocaust holding a sign with their name in the camera. The pictures were taken after World War II in Kloster (monastery) Indersdorf in Bavaria to give assistance to the search for family members. In 2010 the historic photographs were published in an Israeli newspaper to find these survivors in Israel.
In 2019 the pictures are part of the photo exhibition „HaChaim SheAchare“ (The Life After), which opened on January 20 in the foyer of Tel Aviv University Central Library.
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