Re: how did the Nazis know who was Jewish #general
Basile Ginger <bginger@...>
I do not remember having seen on this list a very simple and
efficient method: the (compulsory) self-registering of Jews as such. This was the case for instance in France: in the German-occupied part of France (about two thirds of the territory) the law was enacted on september 27, 1940, and in the temporarily "free" part, nominally ruled by the so-called Vichy government, it was enacted on June 2, 1941. You may read many more details for instance on the pages http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Park/3446/udsr87/juif.html (in French), or on http://levendel.home.sprynet.com/brief.html (in French and in English). Of course, for those who did not comply with this law, there were denunciations, etc. Basile Ginger, CGJ (Cercle de Genealogie Juive, International JGS in Paris) http://www.genealoj.org Searching for: GINGER (Yavorov, Brody, Kishinev), BLUMENFELD (Lublin, Kishinev), PRISMAN (Kretinga, Liepaja), GRINFELD (Brody, Kishinev), HIRSCHBERG (Jelgava), KLEIN (only >from Odessa ish
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