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What gives life to a museum exhibit? More than anything, physical artifacts represent the heart and soul of the stories museums try to tell. From dress sketches to still images to original documents, these artifacts serve as the backbone of Stitching History from the Holocaust. This page provides an opportunity to take a closer look at the items that populate our digital exhibit.
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Page of Testimony for Hedvika (Hedwig) Strnad
Biographical details of Hedwig Strnad, Holocaust victim, submitted to Yad Vashem by her niece, Brigitte Rohaczek
Purple Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Grey Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Flower Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Black and White Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Aqua Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Blue Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Black Dress, Drawn and Designed by Hedwig Strnad
Illustration of a dress design
Correspondence from Paul Strnad to Alvin Strnad II
A letter from Hedwig Strnad's husband to Alvin Strnad, thanking him for starting the process to obtain an Affidavit of Necessity for Hedwig Strnad, and requesting Fashion magazines from Paris
Maps of Central Europe, 1815-1935
Three maps illustrating Central Europe between 1815 and 1835
Hedy and Paul Strnad
Photograph of Hedy and Paul Strnad outside
