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1. Jack Cherniss papers
2017.663.1 Box 2 Folder 1 Image 18
Document | Accession Number: 2017.663.1
Date:
inclusive: 1944-1945
… letters include one from 11 January 1945 describing an altercation with an antisemitic fellow soldier, and his letter from 27 April 1945 contains his…
2. French collaborationist anti-Bolshevist propaganda poster
1990.333.31 front
Object | Accession Number: 1990.333.31
Date:
publication/distribution: 1942-1944
Title:
Le Socialisme contre le Bolchevisme
Alternate Title:
Socialism against Bolshevism
…. The man also has stereotypically antisemitic Jewish features; a large, hooked nose, full lips, and pointed ears, which associate Jews with communists…
3. George Rothman papers
Document | Accession Number: 2019.592.2
Date:
inclusive: 1912-circa 2018
bulk: 1939-1948
… a pharmacist, Esfira began working as a maid, and Emmanuel as a busboy. They also converted to Catholicism in an attempt to avoid antisemitic laws…
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 … antisemitic laws. George became severely ill with a kidney inflammation (Acute glomerulonephritis) in April 1942 and had to be hospitalized. His parents…
4. Factory-printed Star of David badge printed with Juif, acquired by a Jewish Lithuanian artist
2003.357.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2003.357.1
Date:
use: 1942 June 07-1944 August 25
… authorities at his birth. In January 1905, antisemitic and civil unrest erupted in the region. After Jacob was caught up in a riot, he returned to Druskenikin…
5. Ratafia family papers
2005.198.1 Box 1 Folder 4 Image 1
Document | Accession Number: 2005.198.1
Date:
inclusive: 1871-2011
bulk: circa 1930-1964
… killed, but Tema managed to escape and return to Josefa's home. After a few weeks, an antisemitic neighbor discovered Tema and threatened to denounce…
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 … killed, but Tema managed to escape and return to Josefa's home. After a few weeks, an antisemitic neighbor discovered Tema and threatened to denounce…
6. Identification tag with name and birthdate issued to a Jewish refugee child
2008.319.1 front
Object | Accession Number: 2008.319.1
Date:
manufacture: 1944
use: 1944-before 1947 December
… children. The family remained in Poland until 1968, when antisemitic violence led Marcel to leave the country for Sweden. Although Vera’s husband was forced…
7. Identification tag with name and birthdate issued to a Jewish refugee child
2008.319.2 front
Object | Accession Number: 2008.319.2
Date:
manufacture: 1944
use: 1944-before 1947 December
… orphanage. After five years, Tonia was released. The family remained in Poland until 1968, when antisemitic violence led Marcel to leave the country for…