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 : Jewish policeman Max Finkelstein in New York, 1938


Jewish policeman Max Finkelstein in New York, 1938

Captain Max Finkelstein is one of 3 Jewish police officers who were assigned to guard the German Consulate in New York. The guard was necessary because protest demonstrations took place in New York against the persecution of Jews in Germany and the demonstrators moved towards the German Consulate

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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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