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    The Plundering of Antwerp’s Jewish Diamond Dealers, 1940–1944

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    Authors
    Laureys, Eric
    Discipline
    History and Archaeology
    Subject
    Diamond
    World War II
    World War 2
    Second World War
    Interwar period
    Interbellum
    Despoliation
    Plundering
    Looted Jewish property
    German occupation Belgium
    Diamond bourse
    Diamond exchange
    Aryanization
    Looted Jewish assets
    Brüsseler Treuhandgesellschaft
    Frensel William
    Diamond Trading Company
    London Syndicate
    Diamond dealers
    Diamond workers
    Militärverwaltung
    Referat Diamant
    Wirtschaftsabteilung
    Feind- und Judenvermögen
    Holstein Karl
    Lemberg Tidemann Ulrich
    Pichier
    Reichsstelle für Technische Erzeugnisse
    Central Office for Diamonds
    Collaboration
    Devisenschutzkommando
    Urbanek Johannes Karl
    Vierjahresplan
    Westbank
    Michielsen Albert
    Four-Year Plan Office
    Audience
    Scientific
    Date
    2003-01
    Publisher
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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    Description
    The main purpose of this paper is to show that Jewish diamond dealers in Belgium were kept active and alive longer than they otherwise would have been in order to provide the German war industry with vital raw materials. In doing so, the German military administration in Belgium, in its struggle for power against National Socialist institutions (the military rulers in Brussels were less eager to “Aryanize” the Belgian economy than to exploit it efficiently), actively supported a prolonged Jewish presence in the German-controlled Belgian diamond industry.
    Citation
    Laureys, Eric (2003-01). The Plundering of Antwerp’s Jewish Diamond Dealers, 1940–1944. , Confiscation of Jewish Property in Europe, 1933–1945, New Sources and Perspectives-Symposium Proceedings, 57-74, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum,
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    uri: https://orfeo.belnet.be/handle/internal/6343
    Type
    Working paper
    Peer-Review
    No
    Language
    eng
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