Photograph; Bernard Grunberg's friend, Harry

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Accession Number: NEKHC:2014.5.3

Object: Photograph

Physical Description: Photograph; complete

Information: Photograph of Bernard Grunberg's friend, Harry, who had also been forced to flee Nazi persecution.

Further Information

This photograph forms part of the Bernard Grunberg Collection. It shows Harry Andrews, a friend of Bernard who had also fled Nazi persecution. 'Harry Andrews' had been born 'Hans Arnstein' in Erfurt, Germany and had spent nine months in Berlin. Hans changed his name to Harry on arrival in England, where he became a worker on an agricultural farm near Wallinford. As the Second World War progressed, Hans joined the British army and was killed in action.

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