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She'erit Ha-Pleita. Bet-Bialik School, UNRRA, Certificate of Rachel Waksberg with cachet: FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP, 1946, Stuttgart - She'erit Ha-Pleita. Beit-Bialik School, UNRRA, Certificate of Rachel Waksberg with cachet: FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP, 1946, Stuttgart, in Hebrew and English The Certificate of Rachel Waksberg, 15 years old, photograph, 20/II/46, size: 13 x 10 cm. (5.1 x 3.9 inches) Condition: wear, rubbing, staining, chipped and shabby to edges; tears to ends of spine; rusted staple The Bet-Bialik school in Stuttgart, Reinhardt Street 216, - a school for Jewish children who survived the Holocaust. which operated as a displaced persons camp under the auspices of UNRRA (Team 502), 1946. Cachet: ”FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP”, indicating her status as a survivor of Nazi camps. Note in Hebrew: 1. Students are required to arrive 5 minutes before the appointed time, in order to avoid disorder during classes. 2. Anyone who misses classes three times without a valid reason will lose the right to study. Signed by Director: (signature) Cachet with the Star of David and the inscription — Beit Bialik Stuttgart. Inscription in Hebrew on cover ”Unite to help the people.” (Bialik) - Quote from Jewish poet Chaim Nachman Bialik UNRRA, or the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, was an international relief agency created in 1943 to provide assistance to nations affected by World War II. Its primary focus was on distributing relief supplies, assisting in rehabilitation, and providing care for displaced persons and refugees. UNRRA played a crucial role in post-war relief efforts, particularly in Europe, but its activities were later transferred to other UN agencies.