Subasta Bidspirit | Original notice put out by

Original notice put out by the Central Office for Jewish Emigration of Prague, in Czech, for the Jewish public in Prague. 11.06.1940 ”We call on the members of the town to submit the following next Wednesday: radio receivers, transmitting and receiving stations, telephone machines, hand electric lighters, refridgerators, automobile batteries and gramophones including records. Everything is to be handed over to the gendarmerie, as it was two weeks ago.” The Central Office for Jewish Emmigration was based in Berlin, Amsterdam, Vienna and Prague. Its goal was to expel all the Jews from Nazi controlled areas (and, on the way, taking all of their valuables to aid them in their mission: in order to expel the Jews, they would use the money from their valuables to pay for their exit). The first office was founded in '38, by Eichmann, who later headed the main office in Berlin (Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration). In addition to the stamp of the Central Office of Jewish Emigration in Prague, there is also a Jewish stamp from Podmokly district, as well as Czech writing.