Humorous "identity document" made in a labor camp as a birthday gift for Elizabeth Kroo
Gift of Elizabeth Kroo Teitelbaum
Id no. 70.95, Artwork
Elizabeth Kroo (born Munkacs) received this and other small birthday gifts made by her friends in a forced labor camp from materials stolen from the factory where they worked.
The "document" includes a drawing of Elizabeth Kroo with humorous personal information, for example, hair: short (being a hairsplitter); forehead: hard (contents vary); eyes: diamond (many would scratch them out).
Discover more about this artifact and other stories from the Museum?s collection in, ?To Life: 36 Stories of Memory and Hope? http://www.pickmanmuseumshop.com/tolif36storo.html.
The "document" includes a drawing of Elizabeth Kroo with humorous personal information, for example, hair: short (being a hairsplitter); forehead: hard (contents vary); eyes: diamond (many would scratch them out).
Discover more about this artifact and other stories from the Museum?s collection in, ?To Life: 36 Stories of Memory and Hope? http://www.pickmanmuseumshop.com/tolif36storo.html.
