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#10 A female tea seller serving hot drinks to customers in a makeshift cafe in a street market in the ghetto.

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#10 A female tea seller serving hot drinks to customers in a makeshift cafe in a street market in the ghetto.

Daily Life in Warsaw Ghetto Which Ceased to Exist During the WWII

#10 A female tea seller serving hot drinks to customers in a makeshift cafe in a street market in the ghetto.

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#11 A street armband seller and a group of pedestrians on 18 Zamenhofa Street (probably) in the ghetto, summer 1941. Note two advertising plaques on the wall in the background – for Senior Medic (starszy felczer) named J. Singer and for typewriting services (address given – 18 Zamenhofa Street, flat no.→

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