Edward Baras in Displaced Person Camp
Bamberg, Germany Displaced Person Camp: D.P. Police Security Team
Edward Baras is sitting second from the right
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
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Bamberg, Germany Displaced Person Camp: D.P. Police Security Team
Edward Baras is sitting second from the right
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Family of Edward Baras (approximately 1940)
Standing, left to right- brother Morris (1912-1988), Edward, Herman Lorber
Sitting, left to right- Sylvia Gelbttuch (girlfriend, and later wife of Morris), mother Gittel, sister Regina (1911-1995)
Husband of Lucy Rothstein Baras (1947; Bamberg, Germany)
Edward Baras (1909-1995)
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Brother of Lucy Rothstein Baras (June 8, 1938; Skalat, Poland)
Joseph Rothstein (age 19)
Lived in Sheboygan for about 4 years in early 1950s
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Family of Lucy Rothstein Baras (approximately 1924; Skalat, Poland)
Standing- Lucy (age 11)
Sitting, left to right- father Wolf, brother Joseph (age 5), paternal grandmother, brother Milo (age 1), mother Gusta
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Mother and Cousin of Lucy Rothstein Baras before Minnie left for America (approximately 1921; Skalat, Poland)
Left- Minnie Goldstein
Right- Gusta Rothstein
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Parents of Lucy Rothstein Baras
Engaged to be married (approximately 1912)
Left- Gusta Friedman (b. 1888)
Right- Wolf Rothstein (b. 1886
Donated by the Lucy Baras family.
Lucy Baras (Obituary). Sheboygan Press, February 6, 2002, p. A6.
Feldner, Emmitt B. "Champion of Human Rights Fondly Remembered," Sheboygan Press, February 8, 2002, p. A2.
Feldner, Emmitt B. "Champion of Human Rights Fondly Remembered," Sheboygan Press, February 8, 2002, p. A1.
Baras, Lucy. "Jewish New Year is a Time to Pray for a Good Next Year," Sheboygan Press, September 26, 2000, p. A7.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "U.S. Sailor Remembered for Aiding Jewish Refugees," Sheboygan Press, June 18, 2000, p. A9.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Pat Buchanan Deserves Credit for Truthfulness, Integrity," Sheboygan Press, December 8, 2000, p. A7.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Open Letter to Peter Novick," April 13, 2000 (unpublished). (Page 2 of 2)
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Open Letter to Peter Novick," April 13, 2000 (unpublished). (Page 1 of 2)
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "World Needs to Remember Hitler," Sheboygan Press, April 24, 2000, p A5.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Contest Teaches Holocaust Meaning," Sheboygan Press, May 2, 1999, p. A9.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Separation of Church and State Is Not Fictional, As Letter Said," Sheboygan Press, December 17, 1998, p. A7.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Jew's Dream of Israel Came True: Theodor Herzl a Visionary Much Like King was for Black," Sheboygan Press, May 31, 1998, p. A9.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. “Animal Instinct Drove Hitler's Actions,” Sheboygan Press, July 25, 1999, p. A7.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "Jews Observe Two Important Dates in May," Sheboygan Press, May 4, 1997, p. A1.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
Baras, Lucy. "New Hatred Threatens All: White Pride Group is Nothing for Everyone to be Proud Of," Sheboygan Press, February 9, 1997, p. A9.
Baras, Lucy. "Don't Add Fuel to Fire Over Issue of Jerusalem," Sheboygan Press, January 12, 1997, p. A7.
Donated by Lucy Baras.
. Baras, Lucy. "America's Neo-Nazis a Threat to Everybody," Sheboygan Press, April 7, 1996, p. A9.
Donated by Lucy Baras.