Yellow Stars in Normandy
Yellow Stars in Normandy

Yellow Stars in Normandy

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Willed by Marshal Pétain, the Statute on Jews was promulgated on 3 October 1940. Alongside this French legislation, the Nazi occupier put in place its own ordinances. Census-taking and Aryanisation were the prelude to the Final Solution. From 1942 onwards, arrests and round-ups followed one another in rapid succession, sending nearly a thousand Jews resident in Normandy to internment camps. Of these, nearly eight hundred were transported to concentration camps and, above all, extermination camps — principally Auschwitz-Birkenau. Only sixty returned alive.

 

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Author 1
Yves Lecouturier
Author 2
Hélène Martin-Lecouturier
Publication date
May 2024
Pages
256
Cover
Softcover
Format
15.5 cm × 23.0 cm
Language
French
Publisher
OREP
EAN
9782815107013

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