Jewish refugees trapped in no-man's-land
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Jewish refugees trapped in no-man's-land
1938
[Silent, 1:44]
After the Munich agreement and the Czech surrender of the Sudetenland to Germany, German authorities expelled these Jewish residents of Pohorelice from the Sudetenland to Czechoslovakia. The Czech government, fearing a flood of refugees, refused to admit them. The Jewish refugees were then forced to camp in the no-man's-land between Bruno and Bratislava on the Czech frontier with Germany.
— Mr. Herbert Klein
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