- Document ID: do_iZVNoWVagEQDbdzBnhJpW
- Document Collection: 7-5-18 Auswandererkartei (IRO Kartei) des Staatsarchiv Bremen
- Link to Online Archive:
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In the meantime, I have classified many cards with the stamp „kosher“ in the „Medical Records“ field. Could it be that this indicates dietary preferences, i.e. kosher meals? If so, it would have to correlate with a Jewish religious affiliation, which is the case here.
Have a good evening everybody!
/W
Edith sagt:
https://collab.arolsen-archives.org/de/classifications/cl_uJfVWKpDnik2wMV7WjSQX
https://collab.arolsen-archives.org/de/classifications/cl_2poWnU9ThsdyLtQeHAZqr
https://collab.arolsen-archives.org/de/classifications/cl_yVSkrxL11kXN3vw6Z397Q
with the same combination, too
I also think that the stamp refers to the Jewish diet and way of living.
The crossings took a while, and there were probably ships with kitchens that were set up to serve kosher food.
I have noticed the stamp on cards of Jewish emigrants a few times. If I ever come across a card with the stamp and a non-Jewish person, I will share this in the forum.
(„Wer“ ist Edith? 
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Angewohnheit aus einem anderen Forum: Edith = edit
Ja, so machen wir´s, wenn es mal eine ungewöhnliche Kombination gibt, melden wir uns.`
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Here are some more cards with the same stamp, I´m almost sure that the „kosher“ stamp refers to the passenger´s dietary preferences:
https://talk.arolsen-archives.org/search?q=kosher
I for my part linked this thread to the pinboard thread and close it.