. "overall: Height: 1.750 inches (4.445 cm) | Width: 1.375 inches (3.493 cm)"@en . . . . "irn559435" . . "The pin was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2016 by Jeannette Tenenbaum, wife of Edward Tenenbaum and daughter-in-law of Joseph Tenenbaum."@en . "No restrictions on access"@en . . . "1935 May 01" . "Oval, silver colored, cast metal pin. There is a raised design with 3 men: man on left has hammer on shoulder, man in center holds a scroll, man on right holds a sheaf of wheat. Near the bottom edge, a raised image of an eagle holding in its claws a wreath with a swastika in its center. Wreath extends below edge of oval. Top border has German text; bottom the date 1935. The back has a pin clasp attached to the center by a raised metal guide."@en . "Tag Der Arbeit commemorative pin"@en . "Tag Der Arbeit pin issued to commemorate Labor Day, May 1, a holiday was established in 1933 by the Nazi government. It was acquired by Edward and Joseph Tenenbaum. Edward, a 1st Lieutenant in the OSS and the US Army during the Second World War (1939-1945), was the first American officer to enter Buchenwald concentration camp at liberation, a participant in the liberation of Ohrdruf, and author of the Buchenwald Report. His father, Joseph Tenenbaum, was one of the organizers of the early boycott against Nazi Germany."@en .