Photographs
Annotated photographs
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Only identifications already on this site or given by the family are marked; uncertain ones are dashed and say so. The photographs themselves are untouched — the frames are drawn over them.
Sender and Chana Freund with their children, Satu Mare, before 1944. Back row: Yehoshua (Shea), Shmuel (Pilu), Nachman. Front row: Asher Yaakov (Anshel), Sender Freund, Yitzchok, Babi (Chaya), Chana Freund, Moshe Aryeh. Names as written on the family’s framed print.Family collection — private photograph, shown with the family’s permissionWho is who: Names as written on the family’s framed print (back row and front row, left to right).
Papi and Babi on their wedding day, Brooklyn, 1951.Family collection — private photograph, shown with the family’s permissionWho is who: Family collection caption (the bride and groom).
Babi with her brother, Uncle Sziga (Yehoshua Freund). Identified by the family.A Tribute to the Freund Family (family booklet), onlineWho is who: Identified by the family (25 Oct 2026); the booklet says Sziga and Laitchu walked Babi down to the chuppah.
Babi with her brothers Shmuel (Pilu) and Yehoshua (Sziga) Freund, after the war.A Tribute to the Freund Family (family booklet), onlineWho is who: Family booklet caption; which brother stands where is not stated, so only Babi is marked.
Also in this photograph, not marked because the caption does not say who stands where: Shmuel (Pilu) Freund (Babi’s brother), Yehoshua Freund (Babi’s brother).
Babi with her mother, Chana Freund, and her siblings, before the war. Identified by the family.A Tribute to the Freund Family (family booklet), onlineWho is who: Identified by the family; only the one grown woman, her mother, is marked — the children are not told apart in the caption.
Also in this photograph, not marked because the caption does not say who stands where: Chaya (Eva) Rosner née Freund (Babi — one of the two people this site is about).
Rose (Reitza Rechel) Freund née Teitelbaum (left) and Yosef (Joseph) Freund (right): the two portrait photographs pasted on his Palestinian certificate of naturalization, no. 52890, Jerusalem, 9 Mar 1948. Babi’s uncle Yosef and his wife. Identification Likely (his birth date 28 Nov 1895 and his wife’s name match).Israel State Archives, file מ-3306/139 (Joseph Freund, naturalization), p. 6 · https://www.archives.gov.il/details/0014ewq (detail)Who is who: Certificate of naturalization no. 52890; the caption grades the identification Likely.