Gallery IV

An Art in Public Space Project by artists Renata Stih and Frider Schnock, Berlin, Germany.

Jewish Members of Greater German Chess Club are Expelled. July 9, 1933	Chess Board
"My Powder Box is a personal reminder for you. Use it often and think of me." With deep sorrow, Else Stern before deportation. Jan. 16, 1942	Woman's powder case
Radios are confiscated from Jews. Sept. 23, 1939	"Peoples Radio" Volksempfanger
Jews are not allowed to join German Auto Club	Luggage Tags
Jews cannot be certified as midwives. Dec. 12, 1938	Pacifier
In Bakeries and Cafes, signs must be posted stating that Jews and Poles may not purchase cakes. Feb. 14, 1942	Cake
Drivers licenses or automobile registration belonging to Jews are void and must be returned. Dec. 3, 1938.	Car Keys
Jews may no longer work as independent craftsmen. Nov 12, 1938.	Hammer
Eggs are no longer sold to Jews. June 22, 1942. No fresh milk for Jews. July 10, 1942	Milk Can
First mass deportation of Berlin Jews. Oct. 18, 1941; first deportation directly to Auschwitz. July 11, 1942.	Deutsche Reichbahn Sign
All Jews must adopt the names "Israel" for men and "Sara" for women as additional first names. Aug 17, 1938.	First names
Jewish Communities are responsible for clearing rubble at synagogues which have been destroyed. Reconstruction is forbidden. March 24, 1939.	Wall detail
Jews forbidden to buy meat, meat products and other rationed food. Sept. 18, 1942	Sausages. Sept. 18, 1942
Jews cannot use beaches at Wannsee. Aug. 23, 1933.	Beach