Refugees
Oct. 27, 1961 - Their door to happiness: Twenty-four children from the bleak and their life of German refugees camps cometo English homes for a 10-week goliday in Lewham, Sevencake and Luton. The visit is organized by International Help for Children - which since 1947, has given holidays to more than 12, 000 children.Photo shows Rosemarie Senf - one of the lucky ones chosen for a holiday. She spreads the good news in the obly playground she knows - a stairway to Spandau Camp, Berlin. The camp has always been her home. She lives there in one room with her mother, father and six other children
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46996384
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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