Greatest Scoop of the War: On the Firing Line with the Germans

Mi familia, despedida en calle 17, La Habana

Olga La Francesa en su casa, Habana Vieja

Rene Villa (Hitler) en calle 17, La Habana

The Grenadier Guards to which the Prince of Wales is attached, led by Major Trotter

[Rescue of passengers from the Eastland after its capsize in the Chicago River]

[Building ruins]

U.S. Fleet at Anchor: Marines on Shore Ready for Action

European War

Mi familia, despedida en calle 17, La Habana

Rafael Sabin en radio Portatil, La Habana

Autorretrato con los Pacificos, La Habana

Diana y Navarro, Boda En el cementerio, La Habana

[Mara Vishniac’s membership card for the Werkleute Bund Jüdischer Jugend (Working People, or League of Jewish Youth)]

[Roman Vishniac’s family membership card for the Kulturbund Deutscher Jüden (Culture League of German Jews)]

[Mara Vishniac’s Latvian passport]

Elyssa born April 28

Julie cries after Zach leaves with his adoptive mother. “Part of me wanted him to be miserable… to where he wanted his mom back, and he is happy… that makes me so happy… part of me wanted him not to be… I feel like she is doing a better job

Julie, Jason and Elyssa in their latest home in “the wild.” No running water, no electricity and 20 miles from the nearest town, Alaska

[Julie, Elyssa and Jason in the truck]

[General Llano de la Encomienda, commander of the Republican army in the North, overlooking the troops parading below him, Bilbao]

[Roman Vishniac’s former home on Pariserstrasse, Wilmersdorf, Berlin]

[Postcard from Vishniac in Mukacevo to his daughter Mara in Berlin]

[Postcard from Vishniac in Poland to his daughter Mara in Berlin describing the interior of an old synagogue]