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Testimony of Hedwig Rosenthal regarding her experiences in Berlin and Theresienstadt, 1933-1945
 Testimony of Hedwig Rosenthal regarding her experiences in Berlin and Theresienstadt, 1933-1945 In her testimony Hedwig Rosenthal, whose husband had owned a textile business in Berlin until his retirement in 1930, reports on her and her husband’s experiences during the Nazi era: - Life in Berlin from 1933 onward: Work for the clothing depot of the Jewish community in Berlin until January 1939, when she was banned from her profession . - In August 1940, Hedwig Rosenthal and her husband were expelled from their apartment and moved into a so-called "Judenhaus". - Evacuation to an old age home in...
File Number : 65
Type of Material : Memoirs
Language : German
Adler-Rudel Salomon
Anti-Jewish Economic Legislation
Baeck, Leo
Berufsverbot
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