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expropriation of Jewish emigrants from Hessen during the 1930s
TítuloThe expropriation of Jewish emigrants from Hessen during the 1930s
Autor
Call numberP940.5318/060
Número del objeto04139H
Lugar de publicaciónWashington, District of Columbia, United States
Año de publicación
2003
MaterialLoose-leaf
NotesArticle from the paper 'Confiscation of Jewish property in Europe 1933-1945' pp93-104
Descripción
Frankfurt, the biggest and most important city in Hessen, had one of the highest percentage of Jews of any city in Germany. In spite of the currency laws about half of the Hessen Jews were able to flee the country between 1933-41. In thousands of cases the Hessen tax office plundered the emigrants.