Jewish badges from Serbia

Distinctive Jewish badges that the Jews of Serbia were forced to wear on their clothing in accordance with the directives of the German occupation.

Jewish badge (Armband) that belonged to Willy Weiss from Niš, Serbia.

Willy Weiss managed to escape with his parents to Gratz, Austria. The family survived, living under an assumed identity until the end of the war.

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Donated by Willy Weiss, Haifa, Israel

Jewish badge (Armband) from Serbia.

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Jewish badge (Armband) that belonged to Yochanan Balint from Bačka, Serbia.

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Donated by Leah Balint, Jerusalem, Israel

Jew from Serbia wearing the armband on his sleeve, 1941.

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Jewish badge (Armband) that belonged to Willy Weiss from Niš, Serbia.

Jewish badge (Armband) from Serbia.

Jewish badge (Armband) that belonged to Yochanan Balint from Bačka, Serbia.

Jew from Serbia wearing the armband on his sleeve, 1941.