Photographs; Joinery shop

Accession Number: NEKHC:2011.80 1-5

Object: Photographs

Category: Kindertransport; Bernard Grunberg

Physical Description: Set of photographs; complete. *item being researched, unavailable for loan

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Five photographs showing the aftermath of the destruction of a Joinery shop belonging to Jews. The SA were responsible for setting the business on fire and events occurred around September or October 1938 which predates Kristallnacht. *This item is still being researched.

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