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Portrait, Carl Katz Young Carl Katz, Age 18, in military uniform. Carl's military service during WWI is believed to have saved his life after being arrested during Kristallnacht and sent to Sachsenhausen.
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Picture, Carl and Marianne Carl and Marianne Katz, newlyweds posing in front of their German car with their driver and the driver's son in Bremen, Germany.
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Portrait, Marianne and Inge Katz Marianne Katz in 1938 posing with her daughter, Inge, age 14. Because Inge was an only child, she and her mother, Marianne, were very close.
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Passport, Inge Katz Inge "Sara" Katz Identification Card and Photo at the age of 13.
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Portrait, Inge Katz Inga Katz, age 15 at a picnic while staying in Berlin in 1939
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Picture of Inge Katz (Second from right) in a Berlin Sewing Class Inge Katz (Second from right) in a Berlin sewing class at the Jewish Community Center with other Jewish students. This training in the trade of sewing saved Inge Katz' life in Terezin.
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Photograph, Ruth Cohen and Inge Katz Best friends and cousins, Ruthie Cohen (Right) and Inge Katz (left) pose in front of Das Judanhaus (at Legion-Condor-Strasse 1) in Bremen, Germany while wearing their coordinated handmade overalls.
