Jewish National Fund pushke
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Object ID: 2003.018.001 The Florida Holocaust Museum's permanent collection proudly features a Jewish National Fund pushke donated by Walter and Edie Loebenberg. This pushke, a receptacle for collecting money in charity, originates from the Boernplatz Synagogue in Frankfurt where Walter Loebenberg was Bar Mitzvahed. On November 9-10, 1938, anti-Jewish pogroms, known as Kristallnacht, ravaged German and Austrian communities, destroying the Boernplatz Synagogue in the process. Following Kristallnacht, the Loebenberg family escaped Nazi Germany and boarded a ship bound for Cuba before eventually settling in Chicago. For more information about this artifact, visit http://fhm-az-emu.flholocaustmuseum.org/imulive/#details=ecatalogue.12984 A 3D model of this artifact was produced using digital photogrammetry with 98 high-resolution images (Nikon D3400, resolution 6000 x 4000) processed with Agisoft Metashape software.
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