Nazis Order Jews to Wear the Yellow Star: Persecution Becomes Visible
Nazi Germany forced all Jews over the age six to sew yellow Stars of David onto their clothing, instantly marking them for public identification and segregation. This decree stripped victims of their anonymity, making it impossible to hide from persecution or evade the mass deportations that followed within months.
September 6, 1941
85 years ago
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