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Jewish refugees are ferried out of Denmark aboard Danish fishing boats bound for Sweden. [Photograph #62191]

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A Swedish policeman accompanies a newly arrived Danish-Jewish refugee to the welfare office in Rebslagergade. [Photograph #62000]

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Jewish refugees are ferried out of Denmark aboard Danish fishing boats bound for Sweden. [Photograph #62197]

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Group portrait of Danish-Jewish children living in a Swedish children's home, after their escape from Denmark. [Photograph #71941]

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A Jewish refugee from Denmark, who was ferried to Sweden during the Danish rescue operation in October 1943, poses outside his barbershop in Tyringe, Sweden. [Photograph #59694]

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A Jewish refugee from Denmark, who was ferried to Sweden during the Danish rescue operation in October 1943, works at his own barbershop in Sweden. [Photograph #59695]

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Portrait of Israel Diament in the uniform of the Danish Brigade in Sweden. [Photograph #59717]

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Portrait of Bernhard Diament in the uniform of the Danish Brigade. [Photograph #59709]

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A Jewish couple from Denmark who was ferried to safety in Sweden poses with the Swedish family who hosted them in the backyard of their home in Landskrona. [Photograph #59715]

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A Jewish family from Denmark who was ferried to safety in Sweden, has Christmas dinner at the home a Swedish family in Landskrona. [Photograph #59716]

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Female Jewish prisoners who have recently been released from Ravensbrueck, cross the Danish border at the Padborg station on their way to Sweden. [Photograph #10859]

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Detail of the Danish fishing boat displayed on the second floor of the permanent exhibition at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. [Photograph #N02474]

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View of the Danish fishing boat and monitor on the second floor of the permanent exhibition at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. [Photograph #N02472]