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Deportation of a Jewish family, London, March 31, 1939. In late March and early April, British police carried out the deportation of Jews who had left Czechoslovakia after its occupation by Hitler's Germany - they were refused entry because of "improper paperwork." In total, Britain denied entry visas to 500,000 Jews in the time after Hitler's rise to power. The photograph was later called "Deportation to Death"
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