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As early as 1938 the Nazis discussed the possibility of segregating the Jewish population in Europe from the non-Jewish population. According to their plan, all Jews were to be forced from their homes and required to live in ghettos. Ghettos were small areas within a city that were sealed off with barbed-wire or high walls. In many ghettos ...
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[DOCX File]January 1939
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October 1938 Jew passports require a red 'J' stamp. November. Kristallnacht. Jewish shops and synagogues were destroyed. Following the event the Jewish population was fined for the destruction. Jews who rented properties from Germans which were damaged were fined 1 billion Reichsmarks. November 1938. Jewish children only allowed in Jewish schools.
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[DOC File]Inequality Within a Minority: Jewish Wealth in Vienna, 1938
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In 1938, the year in which Nazi-Germany occupied and annexed Austria, the Jewish population formed the most important minority in Vienna. At that time about 175,000 Viennese were Jewish; furthermore, national socialist authorities regarded almost 16,000 additional persons as Jewish, due to the religious affiliation of their parents or grand ...
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[DOC File]Displaced Persons Bibliography
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D66/6 Statistical Report – “Jewish Population in the US Zone of Germany as of July 31, 1947” by AJDC, 1947. D66/7 UN – ECOSOC report Re: meeting on refugees and DPs (Jun 1946), Lake Success, 1947. D66/8 Mimeographed reports and misc., Jan–Aug 1945. …
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[DOCX File]Sura Andrezejko
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In 1935, the city had a Jewish population of 7,379 out of a total population of 57,098. Latvia was annexed to the Soviet Union in 1940. On June 29, 1941, when Isi was a seven year-old schoolboy, the Germans occupied the city.
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[DOC File]Holocaust DBQ
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Sep 21, 2012 · At the time of the Nazi takeover in 1933, believing Jews made up 0,8% of the German population, 500,000 of a total population of approximately 62 million (according to a public census from 1933). The Jewish population was largely concentrated in the great cities. Jews in Germany, 1933: 500,000 Jews in total (app. 0,8 % of the population)
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[DOC File]The Holocaust
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This was two thirds of the entire Jewish population. The countries that lost the most were Polish Soviet Area with 4,666,000, Hungary with 402,000, and Czechoslovakia with 277,000. The remaining Holocaust victims that were killed belonged to such ethnic groups such as Gypsies, Poles, and Slavs.
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[DOC File]Rome’s “Jewish Ghetto”:
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In 1938 Mussolini began his racial campaign against Jewish professionals, but this had little effect in the old Ghetto area since most Jewish professionals lived in other neighborhoods. Even after World War II began, younger people were complacent about the possibility of increased racial discrimination, while the older generations who had ...
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[DOCX File]Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools / Front Page
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Sura, the youngest daughter of Hershel and Fay Andrezejko, grew up on a farm in rural Poland. She lived in a small village, where the entire population was Jewish. Outside the village, the non-Jewish peasants were often hostile to the Jews. Sura's older brother, Mordechai, left the village in 1938 …
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[DOC File]The History of the Jewish Population of Vranov nad Toplou
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Census data from 1938 shows that there were 1,894 Jews in the county of Vranov nad Toplou out of a total population of 35, 026. In the actual city of Vranov there were 1,006 Jews out of a total population of 3,564, comprising 28.2% of the population.
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Jewish population 1938