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Salle 7 - Persecutions | The Resistance
Oct–Dec 41

Jewish store owners are required to display a small yellow sign on their storefronts bearing the words “Jüdisches Geschäft – Jewish Business,” in accordance with the German ordinance of October 18, 1940.

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Photo, 1941–1944 © Shoah Memorial_S6FP2_23

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7.1 Anti-Jewish Legal Measures. The M.O.I.'s Response

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1942

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Documents from the same period

La Croix has published a list of senators and representatives who were removed from office because they are Jews.

Unzer Wort, Nov. 1, 1941, headline: “The heroic Soviet Resistance thwarts Nazi plans. The colossal front of the Soviet Union, England, and America, and of all peoples […] will crush the Hitlerite beast.”

A pamphlet denouncing anti-Semitism, written by Louis Gronowski (national director of the M.O.I.) and published by the Communist Party in November. 1941.

A store displaying the mandatory sign “Jewish business” (no location or date).

An anti-Gaullist and anti-Semitic poster published in November 1941 by the Institute for the Study of Jewish Issues. At the time, the IEQJ was funded by the German embassy.

Anti-Semitic article in *Le Matin*, a collaborationist newspaper.