F04_P15: Persecution and Flight of Czech Jews
1941 September 1, Front side - Envelope from Bohemia-Moravia as Czech lawyer took over Jewish lawyers' office.
Green-brown envelope with printed Czech in black ink. Typed text in black and green ink presented as well. There are two stamps at the center right. One stamp is a Bohemia-Moravia 3-koruna stamp in magenta. Another stamp is a red 1,20-koruna stamp in red. Overtop a cancellation dated September 1, 1941. At the center left is a postage sticker with the letter R and number 102.
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F04_P15: Persecution and Flight of Czech JewsEntry/Object ID
2007.4.15Scope and Content
1941 September 1, envelope from Bohemia-Moravia as Czech lawyer took over Jewish lawyers' office.Context
Above: The names of two Jewish lawyers were struck through on an envelope sent registered on September 1, 1941, at Vyškov, Bohemia-Moravia, by a Czech lawyer who had taken over the Jews’ office and phone number. Below: A January 19, 1940, registered air mail letter from the Prague Jewish community to the Society for the Protection of Jewish Immigrants in Santiago, Chile, was opened and inspected by currency control at Prague, again by a British censor at Bermuda, transited Baltimore on February 28, and arrived at Santiago on March 1.Collection
Nazi Scourge I: Primary ExhibitionCategory
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Philatelic Material