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Object ID

2012.1.560

Object Name

Form, Insurance

Date

6-18-1943

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Description

Brown form with typewritten message. Upper left has return address handstamped and damage from paperclip. Top right has date, and purple rectangular handstamp with date Signature in bottom right, with purple handstamp. Several red pencil markings.

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

A chilling set of three documents (2012.1.558, 2012.1.559, 2012.1.560) regarding the Nazi appropriation of insurance rebates or refunds from policies once owned by deceased Jews who perished within concentration camps. The first, 2pp. legal folio, Munich, Apr. 29, 1943, lists nine deceased Jews who were "deregistered," "expelled," "deceased" or otherwise no longer insured. The other two documents, 1p. 8vo. each, dated Munich, June 2 and 18, 1943, are regarding the list. Of course, Nazi decrees provided that these funds from "non-aryans" must be forfeited to the government.

[Related items: 2012.1.558, 2012.1.559]

Dimensions

8 1/4 x 6"

Keywords

Gestapo, Munich, Death, Insurance

Subcollection

Aryanization, Concentration

Gestapo Files of Insurance Rebates of Deceased Jews

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