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Reich Jews Sent to South France; 10,000 Reported Put Into Camps; Deportations From Palatinate and Baden, Agencies Here Learn--American Workers Seek to Ease the Group's Acute Needs

  • 1940-Nov-09

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New York Times article titled Reich Jews Sent to South France; 10,000 Reported Put Into Camps; Deportations From Palatinate and Baden, Agencies Here Learn--American Workers Seek to Ease the Group's Acute Needs.

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  • Series II. Subject Files
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  • Box 8, Folder 8

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“Reich Jews Sent to South France; 10,000 Reported Put Into Camps; Deportations From Palatinate and Baden, Agencies Here Learn--American Workers Seek to Ease the Group's Acute Needs.” New York times, November 9, 1940. Papers of Max Bredig, Box 8, Folder 8. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/e098pdt.

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