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Three memorial cobblestones to pay tribute to the Nathan brothers, traders in Senlis, deported to Auschwitz - Oise Hebdo

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This moving ceremony took place in the heart of the city, Place de la Halle, this Sunday, April 27. – Photos: Oise Hebdo. This Sunday, April 27 was inaugurated three memorial cobblestones, Place de la Halle, in the centre of Senlis. The aim is to pay tribute to the Nathan brothers, traders in Senlis, deported to Auschwitz in June 1944. André, Robert and Raymond Nathan were arrested in Pau, before being transferred to Drancy, deported. Senlis is …
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Three memorial cobblestones to pay tribute to the Nathan brothers, traders in Senlis, deported to Auschwitz - Oise Hebdo

This moving ceremony took place in the heart of the city, Place de la Halle, this Sunday, April 27. – Photos: Oise Hebdo. This Sunday, April 27 was inaugurated three memorial cobblestones, Place de la Halle, in the centre of Senlis. The aim is to pay tribute to the Nathan brothers, traders in Senlis, deported to Auschwitz in June 1944. André, Robert and Raymond Nathan were arrested in Pau, before being transferred to Drancy, deported. Senlis is …

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