Google Lens says it's a Dutch Jewish woman, Hanny Ourhaan- Weijl, born in Amsterdam and deported to Auschwitz. But all the refs are Facebook or Twitter, so possibly incorrect.

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" Google Lens says it's a Dutch Jewish woman, Hanny Ourhaan- Weijl, born in Amsterdam and deported to Auschwitz. "

Yes, that's how I saw the photo - I follow the Auschwitz Memorial on Bluesky. But I don't know anything about the vehicle (?) they're sitting in. Every day, their account posts a photo of someone who was born on that date who was sent to Auschwitz.

It says custom, and that's what it looks like to me. I remember my father built my brother a go-cart. It almost has that look to it. Cobbled together out of what was available.

The info says pedal car but it clearly isn't. She appears to have her foot on the accelerator, not a pedal.

Perhaps?

“Vintage "press up/down" pedal cars are classic riding toys that use an alternating teeter-totter or pumping motion rather than standard rotary pedals. Instead of circling your feet like on a bicycle, you push down on one pedal with your foot, which raises the other to propel the vehicle forward.”

Maybe. Come to think of it I don't see a gear lever. But it has headlamps which seems a bit over engineered for a pedal car.

An image search produced quite a few very similar vehicles and they have an engine behind the riders.

https://share.google/SBTrZxp0uCZGSjUjv

But where's the engine? And it's too small for the man to sit comfortably.

It is a cool picture though. Looks like fun. Like a kid's pedal car for adults.

The engine's behind it. Google Smith Flyer for examples.

use an alternating teeter-totter or pumping motion rather than standard rotary pedals.

That's interesting! Never hear of things like the Smith Flyer either, but it makes sense, too.