MITZVAH The Danish government succeeded to avoid special Jew laws when the country was occupied by the Germans in 1940: No yellow star, no exclusion from business or confiscation of property. After the government’s re

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Date: 2014-10-28 04:34:35 Europe Denmark in World War II Theresienstadt concentration camp Rescue of the Danish Jews White Buses Theresienstadt Forbidden Marcus Choleva Sweden in World War II The Holocaust Litoměřice District		MITZVAH The Danish government succeeded to avoid special Jew laws when the country was occupied by the Germans in 1940: No yellow star, no exclusion from business or confiscation of property. After the government’s re Add to Reading List Source URL: jewmus.dk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 440,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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