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

Tables are set for a meal at Ilaniah. The Ilaniah Children's Village was a JDC-supported orphanage for chldren of central and eastern European Jewish war victims. The population in the area of Apeldoorn gave the children a very warm welcome when they arrived. Here, children put on weight after being deprived of food and recovered from bad treatment and disease to return to "normalcy" before their immigration ...

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

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

A Jewish refugee orphan packing potatoes at a JDC-supported agricultural training program (hachsharah) to prepare for immigration to Israel.

Boys in the dormitory at the Ilaniah Children's Village. The Ilaniah Children's Village was an orphanage for central and eastern European orphans, whose parents were killed by Germans. It was run by JDC with funds from UJA. Children were gathered from German DP camps, hungry and diseased from lack of food and poor living conditions. At Apeldoorn, the children recovered and were prepared for immigration ...

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.

Child refugees from Germany disembark at Harwich. An immigration officer examining the label of a little refugee as she disembarked at Harwich.

A young refugee picking tomatoes in the Hachsharah Training Farm for Adolescents at Gouda. JDC supported a number of agricultural training programs for refugees, to help prepare them for immigration to Palestine and elsewhere.