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Sewing the yellow star identifying a Jew onto a jacket, German-occupied Paris, 1942.

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Notice in a railway station in German-occupied Paris, 17 July 1940.

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Women selling German newspapers, German-occupied Paris, 19 July 1940.

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German soldiers at a restaurant, occupied Paris, June 1940.

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Xavier Vallat, Vichy French Commissioner-General for Jewish Questions, France, April, 1941.

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Parisians travelling by bicycle, German-occupied Paris, July 1940.

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German soldiers outside Maxim's restaurant, Paris, July 1940.

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Horse-drawn cart carrying crates of drink, German-occupied Paris, July 1940.

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Refugees with their belongings, German-occupied Paris, July 1940.

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People queuing outside a dairy shop, German-occupied Paris, 26 July 1940.

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Adolf Hitler, German Nazi dictator, inspecting occupied Paris, France, 1940.

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Destroyed aircraft at Le Bourget airfield, German-occupied Paris, July 1940.

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German checkpoint, occupied Paris, 1940-1944.

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Scavenging for fuel, Argenteuil, German-occupied Paris, September 1940.

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Squadron of German Heinkel He 111 bombers flying over occupied Paris, July 1940.

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Changing of the guard at the German headquarters in occupied Paris, June 1940.

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Otto Abetz, German ambassador to France, holding a press conference, Paris, 15 December 1940.

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German Ambassador to Vichy France, Otto Abetz, delivering a press conference, 15 December 1940.

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Barbed wire and anti-tank gun beneath the Eiffel Tower, German-occupied Paris, 1940-1944.

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Notice in a restaurant window banning Jews from entering, German-occupied Paris, July 1940.

Notice in a restaurant window banning Jews from entering, German-occupied Paris, July 1940. Life for French Jews became increasingly oppressive under Nazi occupation. Collaborators in both the occupied part of the country and the area controlled by the Vichy regime co-operated enthusiastically in the persecution.

Unique Identifier AR939730

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5065px × 3452px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

National Socialism (ca. 1933-1945)

Print Collector3

RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION

religious prejudice

SECOND WORLD WAR

service industry