SCHLOSS EVA: (1929- ) SCHLOSS EVA: (1929- ) Austrian-English Holocaust survivor,…

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SCHLOSS EVA: (1929- )

SCHLOSS EVA: (1929- ) Austrian-English Holocaust survivor, the stapdaughter of Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank. Small selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and smaller (1) by Schloss, all different images (some of them slightly grainy reproductions) depicting Schloss as a young schoolgirl, with her brother Heinz and their friend Kitty on a visit to the seaside, with her mother etc., and one image showing the entrance to Auschwitz concentration camp. All are signed by Schloss in black ink with her name alone to clear areas of the images. VG to EX, 5

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