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BELGIAN REFUGEES, 1917. Belgian World War I refugees at Ellis Island, the immigration
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BELGIAN REFUGEES, 1917. Belgian World War I refugees at Ellis Island, the immigration
BELGIAN REFUGEES, 1917.
Belgian World War I refugees at Ellis Island, the immigration station in New York Harbor, 4 January 1917
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1917 Belgian Belgium Boat Child Ellis Island Immigration Immigration Station January Refugee Winter World War I
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Belgian Resilience Amidst War - A Glimpse into Ellis Island, 1917
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. This poignant print captures a significant moment in history - Belgian World War I refugees seeking solace at Ellis Island, the renowned immigration station in New York Harbor. Taken on January 4th, 1917, during the harsh winter months, this image showcases a diverse group of individuals who have endured unimaginable hardships. In the foreground stands a courageous man, his weathered face reflecting both determination and weariness. Beside him is a young child clutching onto his hand tightly; innocence juxtaposed against the backdrop of war. The collective strength of these brave souls resonates through their huddled formation as they await processing and hope for brighter days ahead. The boat that brought them to safety looms behind them, symbolizing their arduous journey across treacherous waters to seek refuge in America's welcoming arms. Their arrival at Ellis Island marks not only an escape from conflict but also represents the resilience and fortitude that define humanity even amidst chaos. This photograph serves as a reminder of our shared responsibility to provide sanctuary for those displaced by war and persecution. It immortalizes an era when nations opened their doors to offer hope and new beginnings to those fleeing devastation. As we reflect upon this historical snapshot today, let us honor these Belgian refugees' courage while recognizing the ongoing plight faced by countless others around the world. May it inspire compassion and empathy towards all those seeking refuge from adversity
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