Description: 3rd Reich Germany 1941 from Jewish law of changing names Sara postcard 3rd Reich Germany postcard from a Jewish lady , to their relative in Amsterdam. According to the Nuremberg laws men of Jewish descent, in order to give evidence of their origin for potential special handling by the authorities, had to use 'Israel' as their middle name on correspondence and women had to use 'Sara', giving the name to these so-called 'Sara letters'. From a correspondence of a Jewish family that got split up as things got worse in Germany before WWII Year 1941 The sender: Berta Sara Steinberg, Richard ''Wizenerstr. 12, Essen sent to: Frau W. Schwarz [?] Amsterdam, Anitellan 87/III *Maybe some letters not written by me good , it was difficult to read this handwriting Scare and rare! Museum item! See photos to see the situation! As is! there my be scatches and use signs on my items, they are used! see pictuers before buying! as is ! what you see is what you get! no returns! free register shipping! send me messages if you have a offers/questions
Price: 149.99 USD
Location: ramat gan, israel
End Time: 2023-11-07T18:16:19.000Z
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
Region of Origin: Germany
