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Maurice Halfon Behar photographs, Image 14
Description
Photograph of plaque or tombstone with names of Bally and Halfon family members who died in the Holocaust.
Maurice Halfon Behar photographs, Image 8 (front)
Description
Photograph of a brother and sister Harry and Fortunee Halfon in Biarritz, November 20, 1921 (?). Handwritten on reverse (in French): Biarritz le 20/11/21, Bien cher Harry Recois ce petit souvenir en gage d'affections de ta chere soeur et beau frere baar, Fortunee. Pour M. Harry Salti
Maurice Halfon Behar photographs, Image 12
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Group portrait. Handwritten on back: Left to right: Rose Salti (Ajuelo), Mari Salti (Bally), Servant Olga with Sami Yeroham, Yomtov Yeroham, Sarah Salti Yeroham, Fortun Salti (Halfon), Lona Papo (sister of Yomtov), Isaac Papo (husband of Lona). Seated: Elise Coenca Salti, Moise Salti with Allegra Yeroham.
Maurice Halfon Behar photographs, Image 7 (front)
Description
Photograph of Fortunee and Elise in front of Bally's stocking shop in Biarritz, 1932. Handwritten on reverse (in French): Deux photos prises l'une sur l'autre par un ami, heureusement que c'est presque invisible et que nous sommes assez claires. (Translation: Two photos taken one after the other by a friend, fortunately it is almost invisible and we are clear).
Audio clips from interview with Maurice "Maury" Halfon Behar, March 14, 2016
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Archival Collection
Description
In clip 1, Maury Behar discusses how he survived the Holocaust. In clip 2, he discusses how he came to live in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Letter from Gloria Behar Gottsegen to Mr. Drai (Paris), regarding request for reparations for Maurice Halfon Behar, 2000 January 26
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Archival Collection
Collection Name: Maurice Halfon Behar Papers
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Archival Component
Correspondence and documents from and about Maurice Halfon Behar, 1947-2015
Date
Archival Collection
Description
Documents and correspondence to and from the family of Maurice Halfon Behar regarding reparations from the French and German governments for displacement of the Halfon family during the German occupation of France.
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