Golden State Museum exhibit on anti-Semitism features UCSC's Neufeld Family Archive
After Adolf Hitler's rise to power in 1933, the Nazis issued every person
a permanent identity card. A "J" indicated that the person was Jewish.
Each Jewish man's name was prefaced with "Israel" and each woman's name
with "Sarah." The identity card, pictured, is one of the featured items
from the Neufeld Family Archive on display in the exhibit "Anti-Semitism, Past
and Present: Images from a History of Prejudice." (More)
