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Object ID

2023.1.3a-c

Object Name

Photograph

Date

1942

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Description

a) baskets of belongings b) piles of belongings with German soldiers in the background c) men and women surrounding belongings

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

Once Jews were sent to ghettos or deported to concentration camps, their dwellings would be rendered “entjudet” (free of Jews). Their homes would often be confiscated for use by a German family or by the military. Their belongings would be expropriated, pored over by former neighbors for personal use, or auctioned. Valuables were sent to Berlin.

Dimensions

2 1/4 x 3 3/8"

Keywords

Belongings

Subcollection

Early, Material

Aftermath of Deportation: Three Photographs from German Soldier’s Album

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