Twee meisjes bij een stapelbed 1945 - 1947

This photograph, titled *Twee meisjes bij een stapelbed*, presents two young girls beside a bunk bed, captured by Anefo. The image serves as a poignant reminder of the displaced and vulnerable, living in confined and temporary spaces. The girls' expressions suggest a complex mix of resilience and vulnerability. Their gender and youth intersect with the disruption of war, influencing their experiences and perceptions. The bunk beds and utilitarian setting speak to the makeshift nature of their living situation, hinting at broader narratives of displacement and survival. The photograph prompts us to reflect on the experiences of young people during times of conflict and upheaval, offering a glimpse into their daily lives, marked by both hardship and the quiet strength of familial bonds. It invites us to consider how historical events shape individual identities and relationships, urging us to remember and learn from the past.