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Letter of Protection for Callmann Lazarus from Friesenheim in Baden, 1777
Letter of Protection for Callmann Lazarus from Friesenheim in Baden, 1777. Found in the Collection of Deutsche Nationalbibliothek
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Anti Semitism Antisemitism Besetment German History Historic Object History Of Germany Jewish History Jews Objects Persecution Pogrom Prosecution Religious Persecution
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a significant historical artifact, the "Letter of Protection for Callmann Lazarus from Friesenheim in Baden, 1777". Found within the esteemed collection of Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, this document sheds light on a dark chapter in German history - anti-Semitism. The image transports us back to a time when Jews faced besetment and religious persecution. The letter itself serves as both a testament to their resilience and a reminder of the hardships they endured. It symbolizes the struggles that plagued Jewish communities throughout Germany during this period. As we examine this historic object, we are confronted with the weight of its significance. It speaks volumes about the long-standing prejudice and discrimination faced by Jews in Germany. This letter is not merely an administrative document; it represents countless stories of pogroms, prosecution, and suffering. In today's world where tolerance and acceptance are valued more than ever before, this photograph prompts us to reflect on our past while striving for a better future. It reminds us that understanding our history is crucial in order to build bridges between different cultures and religions. Through fine art images like these preserved by institutions such as Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, we can gain insight into important aspects of German history – even those that may be uncomfortable or painful to confront. Let us honor those who suffered by learning from their experiences so that we may create a society free from bigotry and discrimination.
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