Jenny Kraus Drivers' License
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Date
October 29, 1936
Description
One of the thirteen drivers' licenses discovered in Lichtenfels, Germany in 2017 which had been confiscated from Jewish residents of the town by Nazi authorities shortly after Kristallnacht. Jenny Kraus was a businesswoman born in Bastheim in 1879 who was able to escape Germany in 1939 and settled with her two sons in Argentina.
Type
Written Document
Region
Global
Era
The Great Depression and WW II
Topic
Global History and Geography, Immigration, Jewish History, Women, World War II
Repository
Marx-Oppenheimer-Kraus Family Collections
Source
Courtesy of Kraus Family
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