This set belonged to the Jewsih woman Lotte Sara Zwillenberg. It comprises her personal Passport, with the infamous "J" stamped in red ink so that she could be idenified on the spot as a Jew and her document issued by German authorities in Berlin that obligued her to include "Sara" as her first name, another of the Nazi laws to identify all the Jews under the Nazi rule. These documents are very very scarce when it comes to Jews, since most of them disappeared with their owners. The documents are in perfect condition apart from the lack of the front page of the Passport, having this one the pic of the owner still attached and all the entries present. The stamps tell us that this woman flew from the famous Tempelhof airport in Berlin to Amsterdam and then to Australia where she could stay for one month! She survived the Holocaust die in 1959 !  It would be really nice researchable item!

Honestly, a true museum piece not easy to come across!