Avraham Binyamin Teitz. 1940
{{Label|Q26791577|{ }|link={{#if:{ }|-|wikipedia}}}} The picture was taken in Elizabeth, New Jersey, in 1940 when Avraham Binyamin Teitz arrived in the United States.
- Date
- 1940
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- Wikimedia Commons
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- 963 × 1,371 pixels
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