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 : Jews leave Memel, 1939


Jews leave Memel, 1939

After the occupation of Czechoslovakia, Lithuania gave back to Germany the Memelland which was occupied after the First World War. Subsequently, many Jewish families left the town of Memel. While the houses in the street are already flagged black-white-red or display the swastika flag, Jews load cars with their property

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10627964
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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