Postcard, A La Providence
From Chapter 8
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From Chapter 8
Place Grenette, Grenoble city-center, in the mid-1930s. Several “Jewish shops” stood there, such as L’innovation, in the center of the image, and Chaussures André, partially visible on the far right. (Postcard, author’s personal collection.)
From Chapter 8
The shop La Providence in the mid-1920s, owned by the Troujman family, one of the leading families in the small Jewish community of Grenoble. (Postcard, author’s personal collection.)
From Chapter 8
The shop La Providence in the mid-1920s, owned by the Troujman family, one of the leading families in the small Jewish community of Grenoble. (Postcard, author’s personal collection.)
From Chapter 9
Photo by an unknown photographer of the baby stroller shop The Stork (De Ooievaar) in Amsterdam. The inscription on the ground, “Closed. We have gone to England,” suggests it was taken in 1940. (NIOD, Beeldbank WO2, 185785.)
From Chapter 9
Photo by the German press agency Stapf of the broken window pane of the children’s furniture shop Gebr. Polak in Jodenbreestraat, Amsterdam, 11 February 1941. (NIOD, Beeldbank WO2, 158027.)
From Chapter 14
The ring from Bełżec. (Courtesy Museum–Memorial Site at Bełżec.)