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    Object ID

    2015.2.157

    Object Name

    Card, Business

    Date

    1937

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    Description

    Front: White card with brown printed text. Includes a reel of yarn on the left, and purple hand stamp with Swastika on either side at top. The stamp reads "Deutsche arische firma seit 1842," or an "Aryan German Company since 1842."Back: Writing in pencil.

    Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

    Business card of the Felix Hunger Company on Taborstrasse in Vienna, the second largest city in Greater Germany. The company sold yarn, rope, hard and soft fibers of all kinds, but the most interesting aspect of the card is the notation in between the Swastikas at the top which proudly announces "Deutsch arische firma seit 1842", or an "Aryan German firm since 1842."

    Dimensions

    3 1/4 x 5"

    Keywords

    Felix Hunger Company, Taborstrasse, Vienna, Aryan German Company

    Subcollection

    Aryanization

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    Nazi Era German-Aryan Company Business Card

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