Jewish badges from Croatia

Distinctive Jewish badges that Croatian Jews were required to wear by order of the German authorities.

Jewish badge that belonged to Duro Marberger from Zagreb.

Duro Marberger, who escaped from Zagreb to Italian-occupied territory, and managed to immigrate to Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine) in 1944.

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Donated by Duro Marberger. Jerusalem, Israel

Jewish badge that belonged to Vlasta (Milanovic) Rosenberg from Varaždin, Croatia.

Vlasta (Milanovic) Rosenberg survived the war in hiding.

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Donated by Vlasta (Milanovic) Rosenberg, Nahariya, Israel

Jewish badge (Armband) from Croatia.

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Donated by Erna Bernstein, Israel

Jewish badge (Armband) from Croatia.

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Jews in Croatia wearing the distinctive Jewish badge on their clothes, 1941

Yad Vashem Photo Archives

Jewish badge that belonged to Duro Marberger from Zagreb.

Jewish badge that belonged to Vlasta (Milanovic) Rosenberg from Varaždin, Croatia.

Jewish badge (Armband) from Croatia.

Jews in Croatia wearing the distinctive Jewish badge on their clothes, 1941