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After the invasion of the southern zone on November 11, 1942, the Hunt for the Jews did not produce the results the Germans expected even after Berlin sent Alois Brunner and gangsters were put at his service. In March 1944, Brunner went so far as to pay a premium for each deported Jew; but this was too little and too late. There were a little more than 300 deportations in Vaucluse out of a total of 2000 Jews; a quarter of them were not registered. See the results and the factors by clicking below.
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