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Sabina Citron lost her older brother to the Nazis and now she wants justice
Sabina Citron lost her older brother to the Nazis and now she wants justice

Sabina Citron lost her older brother to the Nazis and now she wants justice

Date3/22/1979
Names
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FormatPicture
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0038249F
Sabina Citron: Labor board found her guilty of bad-faith bargaining
Sabina Citron: Labor board found her guilty of bad-faith bargaining
Canadian Holocaust Remembrance Association
9/22/1986
Sabina Citron: Her persistance and determination brought Ernst Zundel to trial
Sabina Citron: Her persistance and determination brought Ernst Zundel to trial
Canadian Holocaust Remembrance Association
3/1/1985
Sabina Citron: Factory owner was hit with two $4,000 fines three years ago
Sabina Citron: Factory owner was hit with two $4,000 fines three years ago
Canadian Holocaust Remembrance Association
1/10/1985
Sabina Citron: Woman who laid charge against Zundel not worried about publicity he got
Sabina Citron: Woman who laid charge against Zundel not worried about publicity he got
Bock, Tony
3/1/1985
Patras Latinopoulos of the village of Makri, burned by the Nazis, saw his father, mother, sister, brother-in-law, two nieces, sister-in-law and two nephews shot
Patras Latinopoulos of the village of Makri, burned by the Nazis, saw his father, mother, sister, brother-in-law, two nieces, sister-in-law and two nephews shot
Toronto Star (Firm)
11/24/1944
Memories remain: Gustav Dorovin holds a photo of himself as a World War II soldier and a photo of his daughter, Irene, taken at age 7. She was later killed by the Nazis.
Memories remain: Gustav Dorovin holds a photo of himself as a World War II soldier and a photo of his daughter, Irene, taken at age 7. She was later killed by the Nazis.
Russell, Jim
11/4/1987
Princess Juliana of the Netherland, a first-rank foe of the Nazis, appears on her visit here with Lieut
Princess Juliana of the Netherland, a first-rank foe of the Nazis, appears on her visit here with Lieut
Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, 1909-2004
9/1/1941
Family business: Lee and Norman Citron, twin daughters Caryl and Joanne and staff member Richard Pritchard (the twins call him brother') all man the sales floor, buy, design and manufacture lines for the store.
Family business: Lee and Norman Citron, twin daughters Caryl and Joanne and staff member Richard Pritchard (the twins call him brother') all man the sales floor, buy, design and manufacture lines for the store.
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/18/1982
Nazis forbid performance of german concerto
Nazis forbid performance of german concerto
Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-1999
9/24/1937
Bombs, Robombs, the Nazis threw everything they had at Britain, but through the island's darkest days the King, the Queen and Prime Minister Churchill remained through it all, steadfast side by side
Bombs, Robombs, the Nazis threw everything they had at Britain, but through the island's darkest days the King, the Queen and Prime Minister Churchill remained through it all, steadfast side by side
George VI, King of Great Britain, 1895-1952
5/7/1945
Woman's place, said the Nazis, was in the kitchen
Woman's place, said the Nazis, was in the kitchen
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/11/1945
City Hall chandelier, If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions(...)
City Hall chandelier, If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/14/1942