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Salle 4 - State Antisemitism | Responses
Sept. 1940 – June 1941

Identity Checks in Paris (1940–1945).

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Photo, ND, Populaire photo department © MRN-Champigny

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4.4 The Second Status of the Jews

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Documents from the same period

“Aryanized” businesses are marked with small signs for the public to see.

A compendium published by the Vichy regime in 1941: it lists the activities prohibited to any person of “Jewish race” living on French territory.

A Guide to Legislation on Jewish Matters for Mayors and Police Officers.

A newspaper article aimed at preparing the French public for the racial measures imposed during the German Occupation.

A small sign reading “Jewish Business” was posted on shops and businesses owned by Jews under the Second Statute.

Administrative Detention