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Albert Benichou, a French Jew from Algeria, operates a telegraph machine called a Baudot, while serving in the French Army's Postal Service in Tunis.

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    Albert Benichou, a French Jew from Algeria, operates a telegraph machine called a Baudot, while serving in the French Army's Postal Service in Tunis.
    Albert Benichou, a French Jew from Algeria, operates a telegraph machine called a Baudot, while serving in the French Army's Postal Service in Tunis.

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    Albert Benichou, a French Jew from Algeria, operates a telegraph machine called a Baudot, while serving in the French Army's Postal Service in Tunis.
    Date
    Circa 1939 - 1940
    Locale
    Tunis, [North Africa] Tunisia
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Michele Sztal

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    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: Michele Sztal
    Second Provenance: Arlette Benichou

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