INTRODUCTION

This is a collection of copy documents, the common theme of which is antisemitic discrimination practised by the nazis with particular reference to the professions. Medicine, dentistry, the law, the theatre and retail are all represented. Apart from the second item (1124/2)^[1], nothing is known of the custodial history of these papers. Nothing is known of the fate of the individuals to whom the documents refer.

All of the material is in German. It has been arranged chronologically.

1124/1

Copy letter from the German Press Office informing Ismar Lachmann that he is no longer entitled to work as an editor also partial letter from a valuer’s office (?) on the subject of the Jewish question

(2 Jul 1935-
20 Mar 1939) copy nd

1124/2

Copy correspondence to Magdalena Meyerstein, Leipzig, from the Reichstheaterkammer that she can no longer be a member of that organization. Also a letter from the depositor.

(9 Apr 1937-
6 Sep 1940) copy nd

1124/3

Copy notification addressed to Dagobert Loeffler stating that he may continue to work as a doctor but he may not call himself a doctor, he must have a special plaque to say that his practice is restricted to the treatment of Jews.

(1 Oct 1938) copy nd

1124/4

Copy notification to Willy Kroener that he may no longer call himself a dentist and must have a plaque outside his house stating that the treatment is restricted to Jews only

(20 Feb 1939) copy nd

1124/5

Copy letter from the vice- president of the supreme court stating that the lawyer, Werner Wolff, may no longer work at any of the 3 district courts in Berlin.

nd

1124/6

Copy pro-forma letter from the Reichsnährstand, Kleve, Rheinland, re the treatment of those who have dealings with Jewish traders

nd

Medical profession

Legal profession

Dentistry

Theatre

Antisemitism, Third Reich

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