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Most Salonica Jews Deported

Category » Greece
The Agony of Salonika Jewry
Anti-Semitic Decrees in Greece
Anti-Semitic Measures in Greece
Archbishop Damaskinos and Greek Intellectuals Protest Persecution of Greek Jewry
British Refuse to Allow Greek Zionists to Immigrate to Palestine
The Fate of Greek Jews
German Instructions Organizing the Jewish Community of Salonika for Destruction
German Measures Against Jews
German Report on Jews Trying to Escape to Italian-Occupied Greece
Greek Government-in-Exile Responds to Prime Minister’s Call to Aid Jews
Greek Jews Sent to Ghetto in Greece
Greek Resistance to Measures Against Jews
Intelligence Report on Jews in Greece
Interview with a Young Jew From Salonica
Jewish Community of Salonika Instructed On Wearing the Yellow Star
Jewish Population in Greece
Jews Arrested Around Greece
Jews in Greece
The Jews in Greece — Introduction
Jews in Salonica
The Jews of Rhodes and Kahal Shalom Synagogue
Letter from the Jews of Athens to the Jews in Palestine
Mass Arrests in Athens
Most Salonica Jews Deported
Nazis Block Food and Medicine Shipments to Greek Jews
Order for the Confiscation of Jewish Property in Salonika
Orders Limiting the Movement and Communication of the Jews of Salonika
Position of the Jews of Athens
Proclamation by the Greek National Liberation Front (EAM) to Rescue Jews
Proclamation to the Jews of Athens
Report on the Deportation of the Jews of Joannina
Report on Treatment of Greek Jews
Salonika Jews Forced to Pay for Their Release from Forced Labor
Salonika Jews Sponsor Trial Of Collaborators
Sephardi Jews in Salonica
The Suffering of Greek Jewry
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Of the 55,000 Jews in Salonica, only about 5,000 foreign Jews, mostly of Spanish and Turkish nationality remain, all the rest having been deported to Poland. The entire property of the Greek Jews is said to have been confiscated. (J.T.A. 24/27/5/43) There has been no further reference to anti-semitic regulations in central and southern Greece.

Source: Postal and Telegraph Censorship report on Jewry, Period: January to June, 1943. London 9th August 1943.

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