• Exhibit: Who is a Jew? Amiens, France, 1940-45, Background and handouts
  • Exhibit: Who is a Jew? Amiens, France, 1940-45
  • Letters in English Translation
  • Être Juif dans la Somme, THE EXHIBIT IN FRANCE AND RELATED MATERIALS
  • Lettres en français, 1940-44
  • LETTRES EN français, DEUXIÈME SÉRIE
  • DEPORTATION LIST
  • Synagogue and Community
  • Compulsory Registration, 1940
  • Refugees from the East
  • "Aryanisation"
    • Appropriating Jewish Properties
    • Administrators and Architects
    • Bidders
    • Case Studies
  • 1942 Yellow Star
  • 1942 Rafle, July 18-19
  • 1942 Camp of Doullens
  • A Family in Crisis, 1942-44
  • Chronologies
    • 1940
    • 1941
    • 1942 Other
    • 1943
    • 1944-45 Return and Restitution
  • Researching and Remembering the Jews
  • 1944 Rafle, January 4-8
  • New on the Site
  • Project Coverage
  • Video Recordings
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Jews of the Somme

Être Juif dans la Somme

  • Exhibit: Who is a Jew? Amiens, France, 1940-45, Background and handouts
  • Exhibit: Who is a Jew? Amiens, France, 1940-45
  • Letters in English Translation
  • Être Juif dans la Somme, THE EXHIBIT IN FRANCE AND RELATED MATERIALS
  • Lettres en français, 1940-44
  • LETTRES EN français, DEUXIÈME SÉRIE
  • DEPORTATION LIST
  • Synagogue and Community
  • Compulsory Registration, 1940
  • Refugees from the East
  • "Aryanisation"
    • Appropriating Jewish Properties
    • Administrators and Architects
    • Bidders
    • Case Studies
  • 1942 Yellow Star
  • 1942 Rafle, July 18-19
  • 1942 Camp of Doullens
  • A Family in Crisis, 1942-44
  • Chronologies
    • 1940
    • 1941
    • 1942 Other
    • 1943
    • 1944-45 Return and Restitution
  • Researching and Remembering the Jews
  • 1944 Rafle, January 4-8
  • New on the Site
  • Project Coverage
  • Video Recordings
  • Home

The authorities used the census list of Jews of October 1940 to update the status of persons listed.  Lists made in 1942 reprise the 1940 list) with marginal indications as to whether given individuals are deceased, deported, or “disappeared” (meaning they do not have a current address for them, some probably having fled to the South. A letter from the Abbe Loridan of Bouquemaison supports a Jewish family from that town and is critical of the regime’s anti-Jewish policy.

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