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Object ID

2020.1.12

Object Name

Card, Identification

Date

3-11-1942

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Description

Paper with printed text in black as well as handwritten information and stamps in purple and red. Printed black text continues on opposite side but no additional information is written in table provided. Opposite side also stamped with purple ink.

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

ID card for Hungarian man, Pal Rosenberger, with large red-stamped ‘Zs’ (Zsido) identifying him as a Jew. After Adolf Eichmann’s arrival in Hungary to organize deportation of the Hungarian Jews, the Hungarian authorities, following the German example of 1938 requiring Jewish passports to be stamped with a large red ‘J’, required Jews to be identified with the ‘Z’ prominently stamped on their ID cards.

Dimensions

5 x 3 1/2"

Keywords

Hungary, Pal Rosenberger, Adolf Eichmann

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Identification Card Issued for Hungarian Jew, Pal Rosenberger

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