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Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Theodore Herzl Manifesto"

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Item
1901

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

The Manifesto of Theodor Herzl, London, June 1901. This was kept by Zelda Rapeport, an ardent Zionist.

Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Rustenburg Jewish Community"

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Item
1963

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

Photograph of the Rustenburg Jewish community children dressed up for Purim. Zelda Rapeport ran the children's programme for the community from the mid 1950s to early 1960s. Wilma Rapeport is in the back row wearing a bridal dress, Janice Rapeport is in the middle row 4th from the left, Naomi Rapeport and Ruth Rapeport are in the front row dressed up as tennis players.

Photographer unknown

Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Rapeport Home"

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Item
1966

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

Photograph of the Rapeport home, 'Pumula' 49 Grosvenor Crescent Durban North. Many of the Rapeport relatives came en massse to spend school holidays in Durban at the Rapeport family home. 1966.

Photographer unknown

Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Portrait of Zelda"

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Item
1992

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

Photograph of Zelda Rapeport (nee Meyer), Israel 1992.

Photographer unknown

Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Grave of Zelda Rapeport"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

Photograph of the grave of Zelda Rapeport (nee Meyer) 1924 -1999, Haifa, Israel. The black granite headstone originates from Rustenburg, South Africa and the white marble from Israel.

Photographer unknown

Zelda Rapeport Collection, "Fanny and her two Daughters Wilma and Zelda"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Rapeport Meyer Collection

Photograph of Fanny Meyer (nee Blieden) and her two daughters taken in Viljoenskroon, Free State. Following the death of Fanny's husband, she moved to Rustenburg where her daughter Zelda Rapeport lived. She then moved to Viljoenskroon to join her daughter Wilma Freinkel, when the Rapeport family left Rustenburg. Photographed from left to right: Wilma Freinkel (nee Meyer), Fanny Meyer (nee Blieden), Zelda Rapeport (nee Meyer).

Photographer unknown

Zarts Stein Newman Cohen, "Telegraph"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Zart Stein Newman Cohen Collection

Photograph of a telegraph sent from Mr Newman on the 29th September who was in Cairo, Egypt during the War to Mrs Leslie Newman who lived in Summerstrand Port Elizabeth.

Photographer unknown

Zarts Stein Newman Cohen, "Military document page 2"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Zart Stein Newman Cohen Collection

Military document of a “Surrender of Paybook by members of the U.D.F ex-North who are due to return to employment.”

Photographer unknown

Zarts Stein Newman Cohen, "Military document page 1"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Zart Stein Newman Cohen Collection

The message on the telegraph reads “Hope to see you soon God Bless you and keep you safe. My thoughts and prayers are ever with you.”

Photographer unknown

Zart Stein Newman Cohen, "War Medals"

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Item
Date unknown

Part of Zart Stein Newman Cohen Collection

Photograph of War Medals. Photographed from left to right: The 1939-1945 Star, The South African Star, the Defence Medal, unidentified, Africa Service Medal, unidentified.

Photographer unknown

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