Ghetto Deportation Order in Amsterdam

Front: Tan paper with black printed text [Het Joodsche Weekblad]. Font changes several times. Assher and Cohen\u27s names appear on bottom right. Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash: Broadside printed by Amsterdam Jewish Ghetto newspapere, extra edition dated 10 July 1942 (Tamuz 5702-Hebrew claendar). It proclaims that German security police have arrested 700 Jews in Amsterdam. If 4,000 selected Jews chosen that week do not depart to labor camps in Germany, the 700 arrested Jews will be sent to German concentration camps. This may refer to the first group of Jews deported from Holland. Translation: New Edition: 2nd annual No. 14a July 10, 1942. The Jewish Weekly-Published by the Jewish council for Amsterdam under auspices of A. Asscher and Prof. Dr. D. Cohen EXTRA EDITION Amsterdamn, July 1942. The German Security Police made the following announcement: About 700 Jews were arrested today in Amsterdam. If the 4000 Jews selected for this week, won\u27t depart for the labor camps in Germany, the 700 arrested Jews will be transferred to a concentration camp in Germany. The chairmen of the Jewish council for Amsterdam, A. Asscher and Prof. Dr. D. Cohen.https://digital.kenyon.edu/bulmash/1172/thumbnail.jp

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