Existing comment:
Plundered violins and violas in the Treuhandstelle Warehouse, about 1941
At the beginning of the deportations, the so-called Treuhandstelle was established to handle the property and valuables left behind by Jewish people. From December 1941 through January 1942, items such as skiing equipment, sewing machines, and musical instruments had to be surrendered by the Jews in Prague. |