Young Jewish refugees sorting tomatoes in the JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare for immigration to Israel.

Two Jewish refugees picking grapes at a JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare for immigration to Israel.

A child at play near a boat at the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.

A group of orphans eating lunch together in the Ilaniah Children's Village; supported by JDC, Ilaniah housed 500 Jewish orphans while they prepared for immigration to Israel.

The Israel resettlement representative checks the children aboard the S.S. Negbah prior to sailing to Israel.

Signing on the crew of the ship to take orphans from the Ilaniah Children's Village near Apeldoorn, to Israel. In the lower right hand corner is Joseph Voet, JDC Director for Holland, and at the extreme right, a representative of the State of Israel.

People in the port waving goodbye to the 426 Jewish orphans aboard the SS Negbah for Israel. The orphans spent the year in the Ilaniah Children's Village near Apeldoorn, where they were provided with basic necessities, education, and special ORT vocational training.

Children playing football at the Ilaniah Children's Village; supported by JDC, Ilaniah housed 500 Jewish orphans while they prepared for immigration to Israel.

Two young boys sorting tomatoes in a JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare Jewish refugees for immigration to Israel.

Young Jewish refugees picking grapes at a JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare for immigration to Israel.

A communal Passover seder held for the 500 residents of the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.

A group of children playing in the sand at the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.

The farm house at the JDC-supported Hachscharah training farm for adolescents in Gouda. JDC supported a number of agricultural training programs to help refugees prepare for immigration to Israel.

Three young women working in the kitchens of a JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare Jewish refugees for immigration to Israel.

The sixteen Jewish children who will travel to the United States on the S.S. Marine Flasher with their escorts. The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee arrange for their visas and transportation.

A Jewish refugee leaving for the United States is escorted to the Amsterdam airport by JDC employees.

A group of orphans and their escort boarding the SS Maiden Creek, bound for the United States from Holland. The JDC office in Amsterdam organized all immigration papers and transportation.

Men and women waving goodbye to the SS Maiden Creek, with orphans aboard, en route to the US. All arrangements for emigration were handled by JDC in Amsterdam.

Children standing by an American Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) truck outside the Lindenheuvel children's home.