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Mack1986
I didn't know they gave out rings at the Holocaust- Alan
NiceMemeYouveGotThereBeAShameIfSomeoneWereToStealIt
"great-cousin"?
MissSpelledTattoo
Born in Vienna, brown hair and eyes. "Stateless" as discussed in other comments. Sad. Hope Julius survived.
NordyNed
He and his brother did, part of the reason I'm here today! Most of his folks didn't make it though
RodMadrid
Just like Pelestines nowadays .
POTKC
Ok...what the fuck. I had a friend in 5th grade called Julius Rosenberg. Looked exactly like the photo. Would be...16 this year...
roooooonald
What the heck is a great cousin?
Promethianfire
Thanks for preserving and sharing this piece of hustory, tragic though it is.
davidattenbruva
It belongs in a museum.
AnathemaNoreh
"Great-cousin" isn't a real thing
r12358
TIL Januar can also be Jänner
Smart83
Little Julius had a passport that proves that he is stateless.... those were weird times.
choxx
Tf is a great-cousin
taichanie
Nothing. I'm guessing First cousin thrice removed.
tedbutts
Neat
mastercheif86239
Ahh, the good old days
DrMcTouchy
If your cousins a Nazi I'd say he's not that great.
plebeiusmaximus
Seriously?
ITeaBaggedYourMum
I did nazi where you were going with that.
SlaughteringApricot
there is a time and place for these jokes, but this is not one of them...
ITeaBaggedYourMum
If you're offended by remarks like that then you're coming to the wrong place. Also I won't be censored by some random sjw.
SlaughteringApricot
says the 14 year old. go on then you edgy little kid.
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SlaughteringApricot
well, then I'm sad to hear that your mental age and attitude got stuck at the ripe age of 14. :(
cinemeasctha
So was this used to leave Germany during the war?
BloodyPussyFart
Read the comment replies on the comment above yours!!
NordyNed
Austria, yes. Most of his family didn't make it out
BitchButcher
It's says that the owner of the passport is NOT a German citizen but allowed to be in Germany.
Cgyachilles
Didn't he commit treason against the us with his with Ethel?
CompressedInfo
Julius Rosenberg... quite a coincidence.... Hmmmm
toxcrusadr
Where's Ethyl?
bjoel712
Wanna sell it
orbitn
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed
RoyalewithCHeeSes
What's a holocaust passport?
Canofminus
It's something they shouldn't have done, but they did anyway.
Dramacian
Gives you ability to skip the shower line to get it first. Single use.
MrPredator
Better than a Jewish black person being forced to sit in the back of the shower.
coolhandlook
AintYouGuysGonnaAskAboutMyHat
Wow. So dark. +1
BitchButcher
I don't know.I think @OP made this term up. It just says that the owner of the passport is NOT a German citizen but allowed to be in Germany
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BitchButcher
Heard about "Anschluss"? Since March 1938 Austria was part of Germany and part of the German Reich. He isn't a German citizen b/c he's a jew
moleander
As unpopular as this comment may be, its actually correct. This is not a holocaust passport, its an alien's passport.
Zapatista91
You think the third reich were handing out visas to kids called Julius Rosenberg?
problematicpolarbear
that "passport" states that the person does not hold citizensip to germany anymore. the nazis used that as legal justification to strip them
BigSnicker
Actually, this looks like an Austrian living in Vienna. So I'd guess that it's for Reich citizens that AREN'T Germans. No Jewish content.
BigSnicker
Oooo, I may take that back. Does "Nationality" say that he's 'stateless'?
sneaker2
Yes
sneaker2
Austrians were as German as Berliners as far as the Nazis were concerned. Austria and its separate citizenship did not exist anymore a. 1938
sneaker2
So this Austrian Jew likely became a German citizen with the Anschluss and then a few months later was stripped of any citizenship entirely.
problematicpolarbear
/2 of basically any rights - the rest is history
PuhTater
Technically, it is all history
916guitarded
Sooo a no-fly no-buy list?
RoyalewithCHeeSes
So it's not a passport so they could leave ? :(
problematicpolarbear
no, it effectively made them statelss, they could either stay in germany until this pass runs out or leave. if they left they were at the
problematicpolarbear
/2 mercy of other states like the us or switzerland who may or may not accept stateless people as refugees