…; distributing leaflets for union workers; the first Vichy anti-Jewish laws in October 1940; the arrival of green sheets requiring Jews to register at police…

… de Nice; the growing antisemitism after Paris fell to the Germans; the publication of the Pétainiste anti-Jewish legislation on 3 October 1940; street…

…Jean-Louis Steinberg discusses his life in prewar France; his father’s service in WWI; moving to Orleans, France after laws made it unsafe for…

… deposed from the military in August 1941 by the Vichy government’s anti-Jewish legislation; crossing Spain to North Africa to join the FFL (French Free…

… with no accent; her placement in a Russian Jewish family in Paris to learn French more quickly; her enrollment in the lycée Jules Ferry; the death of her…

…; living on 50 rue de la Chapelle in Paris; the seven Jewish families who lived in their area; his father, who was politically engaged on the left; growing…

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