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Archief 249-1388: Dossier - Joden - ster

Reichskommissariat in den besetzten Niederländischen Gebieten - Feindvermögensverwaltung > ARCHIEF VAN DE GENERALKOMMISSAR FÜR FINANZ UND WIRTSCHAFT, ABTEILUNG FEINDVERMÖGEN > Vom Tragen des Judensterns befreite Juden, vor allem Vermögens- und Versicherungsrechtliche Fragen. Allgemeines und viele Einzelfälle

Traces the adoption of a Jewish "badge" in Islamic and Christian European countries, created in order to distinguish the Jews from the rest of the population. The first such item, a special head covering, was decreed by Caliph al-Mutawakkil in the 9th century. A decision of the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215 marked the onset of Jewish badges in Christian Europe. In both of the above cases its color ...

The collection consists of one black and white photograph depicting two parents with two children standing together indoors; all of them are wearing a star of David badge on their clothing; inscription on verso handwritten in black ink: "14 Juli 1942 / Fam. Schloss / mit / dem geben / Judenstern"; dated July 14, 1942; in German.

Personenbezogene Akten unterliegen dem Datenschutzgesetz.

Star of David patch of the type worn to identify a Jew in German occupied France. Germany occupied France in the early summer of 1940. A decree was issued on March 27, 1942, making it mandatory for Jews to wear the Judenstern badges at all times. The badges marked the Jews as outsiders and made them easy to identify. The German occupation of France ended on August 25, 1944, when German forces surrendered ...

Star of David badge templates acquired by Henriette Parker from Julia Pierre Nicaise who hid Henriette in Belgium during the Holocaust. The badges would be cut out along the outline for use. In May 1940, Nazi Germany occupied Belgium. In 1942, the German authorities required all Jews to wear Judenstern on their outer clothing at all times to separate them from the general population.

Inge (Kollmann) Manes was born in Vienna, Austria, on August 19, 1933. Her sister, Lydia, was born July 17, 1930. Their parents were Stefka Taube Kollmann (nee Lande, born in Natasov, Poland) and Hubert Kollmann (born 1903, in Vienna, of Czech parents). The Kollmanns owned a general store in Heidenreichstein, a small border town between Czechoslovakia and Vienna.The family fled to Belgium in 1939, ...

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Lebensdaten 24. Nov. 1902 geboren in Breslau 1921 Abitur am Johannes-Gymnasium in Breslau 1921 - 1927 kaufmännische Tätigkeit 1927 - 1929 juristisches Studium an der Universität Breslau (leitendes Mitglied einer antinazistischen Studentenorganisation für Ostdeutschland) 1929 - 1932 Assessor und Referendar am Land- und Oberlandesgericht in Breslau 1930 Doktorexamen an ...

Used Star of David badge given to 18 year old Bettina Mayer in Deggendorf displaced persons camp in 1945 by another camp resident. It was worn by the unknown person in Cologne, Germany, and it was given to Bettina because she was originally from Cologne. Jews were ordered to were a Judenstern badge at all times to identify them as Jews. Bettina, her parents, Siegmund and Johannette, and her brother, ...

Wolf Vova Werba (later Zeev Raveh) was born on May 23, 1923, in Maniewicze, Poland (Prilesnoye, Ukraine) to Shlomo, born in 1893, and Miriam Mancia Cyrulnik, born in 1896. Shlomo had three brothers: Hershel Zvi and Schmuel Baruch, who immigrated to Argentina and Israel, and one sister, Zitka, married to Arie Farbman. Miriam had four siblings: Menachem Mendel, Shikl, Lejbl, and Cipora. Shlomo and Miriam ...

Besondere Benutzungsbedingungen Die Benutzung unterliegt keinen anderen Beschränkungen als der Beachtung von Persönlichkeitsschutzrechten Betroffener und schutzwürdigen Belangen Dritter.