Passport

Jewish Museum of Sao Paulo
São Paulo, Brazil

German passports with “J” stamps, used by the Nazis to identify and mark Jews, as well as the names “ Israel ” and “Sara” compulsorily added to their names. With the rise of Nazism to power, hundreds of German Jewish immigrants and refugees arrived in Brazil.

Details

Title: Passport
Location Created: São Paulo, Brazil
Physical Dimensions: photography
Rights: Museu Judaico de São Paulo

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