1942, occupied France. The rules that applied to the Jews

12 August 20213 years ago babelfish

We remember a tragic moment in European history. We are in occupied France in 1942 and the occupied authorities issue the first ordinances limiting freedom for Jews. These are prohibited from attending:

restaurants;
coffee;
theaters;
cinema;
concerts;
dance halls;
markets;
swimming pools;
beaches;
libraries;
public exhibitions;
sporting events;
parks;
historical sites.

This is to understand how important freedom is, and how enormous persecutions start from small things.

Obviously the French press cheered the occupiers….

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