Table and chairs made by Albert Hadda, 1936.

Some families fled with very little luggage, while others took all their belongings and items they had specially ordered for a life in exile. Among them was this table with chairs, the most practical of furniture and universal symbols of home. They were made by the architect and designer Albert Hadda in 1936 for the Goldschmidt family, whose members were moving their world from Breslau to Mandatory Palestine.