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A Sign from the Period of Nazi Occupation of Hilversum, Holland: “Forbidden for Jews…!”

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A wooden sign in Dutch with the words: “Forbidden for Jews”

A wooden sign in Dutch with the words: “Forbidden for Jews”

The youth W. Niemoeller in front of his home during the war. Note the front window crossed with tape because of the bombings. Hilversum, Holland, 1942

The youth W. Niemoeller in front of his home during the war. Note the front window crossed with tape because of the bombings. Hilversum, Holland, 1942

A wooden sign in Dutch with the words: “Forbidden for Jews”
A wooden sign in Dutch with the words: “Forbidden for Jews”
The youth W. Niemoeller in front of his home during the war. Note the front window crossed with tape because of the bombings. Hilversum, Holland, 1942
The youth W. Niemoeller in front of his home during the war. Note the front window crossed with tape because of the bombings. Hilversum, Holland, 1942
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