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Item is a negative copy of an original photo of Sophie Witmann, née Stein, Sorensen’s father’s sister. The original photo was taken in 1908 at Sorensen’s father’s bar mitzvah in Vienna. Sorensen manipulated the original photo to isolate Sophie.

Item is an original photograph of Mozes van Dam, Sorensen’s maternal great-grandfather. According to Sorensen, this photograph is one of the last photos taken of him.

Loose photograph album page containing five undated photographs depicting various places in the Netherlands, including Volendam in North Holland and Scheveningen, a district of The Hague. Also depicted is the Port of Harwich in the United Kingdom.

Item is a photograph of the house in which Sorensen hid in Apeldoorn. According to Sorensen, she was given a simple camera for her birthday, around 1946; this photo was taken by Sorensen soon thereafter. The edges of the photograph are scalloped. There appears to be a lighting defect, perhaps from the film development process, which slightly obstructs the street and bushes in front of the house.

Item is a photographic print depicting Sarah Rozenberg-Warm looking at an item on display in the Amsterdam Museum.

Item is a photo of (left to right) Alida Theeboom, Sorensen, and a neighbor girl, whom Sorensen does not remember, at Sorensen's home in Naarden, about 25 km east of Amsterdam. Alida lived in the impoverished Jewish part of Amsterdam. Some of the suburban Jewish families, including Sorensen ’s family, volunteered hospitality to disadvantaged children for a period of respite. Alida did not survive the ...

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