2.5. Various decrees with sport
Mario Levi, his wife Alba Ravenna, and his son Giorgio. Daniele Ravenna’s Archive, Ferrara
2.5. Various decrees with sport
In May 1939 engineer Mario Levi (1888-1943) applies for ‘discrimination’ in order to be able to continue to work as a staff member in Italian electric companies. He is helped by his brother-in-law Renzo Ravenna, until 1938 the Podestà of Ferrara, who sends a personal...
2.5. Various decrees with sport
Ostia, 1942. Jewish girls and boys on the beach ‘before being chased away’. Photo 1, standing from the left: Federico Feldman, Leo Terracina, Enrica Ajò, Fausta Perugia, Vera Fuà, Emma Alatri. In the middle: Nicola, Marisa Del Monte, Silvana Ajò, Milena Fuà. Seated:...
2.5. Various decrees with sport
9 June 1943. The Directorate General of Public Security, in a circular letter to the prefects of the Kingdom, establishes the absolute prohibition for Jews to take holidays in seaside and luxury holiday resorts. In August 1940, Jews had already been banned from taking...
2.5. Various decrees with sport
August 1941. The Directorate General for Demography and Race specifies in a statement to the Public Security that the ban on the publication of obituaries of Jews in the newspapers – already ordered in October 1938 by the Ministry of Popular Culture – has been...
2.5. Various decrees with sport
Varese, February 1939. The Prefecture indicates the new provisions banning the Jews from employing non-Jewish domestics (see Art. 12 of Decree-Law of 17 November 1938). It specifies what is meant by ‘domestic’. Archivio di Stato, Milano
