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Charm bracelet

  • Armreif
  • Ende 19. Jahrhundert

Taken and put on display

We do not know who owned this bracelet. But we do know it was one of countless objects Jewish people in Berlin were forced to sell far below market value, starting in 1933. Many people benefited from the plundering of the Jewish population. From 1939 to 1941 the Berlin City Museum spent very little money to acquire around 5,000 silver objects that had previously belonged to Jews. Almost 500 of these objects, including this bracelet, are still housed at the Berlin City Museum today. The museum is holding them for the Jewish Claims Conference, which represents Jews seeking compensation for Nazi persecution.

Detailed information

Object type
Armreif
Period Produced
Ende 19. Jahrhundert
Exhibition Format
Original
Material
Silber
Technique
gegossen, geprägt, graviert, montiert
Dimensions
7,2 x 6,0 x 1,1 cm
Weight
17 g
Collection
SSB Silver Special Inventory, SSB Jewellery
Exhibition Location
O1.243.05.B5-O1.243.07.B5
Exhibition & Module
SSB01 BERLIN GLOBAL / SSB01 05 Boundaries / SSB01 05 National Socialism
Owner/Managing Institution
Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin
Inventory Number
S 4533 1)