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They include Mendel
Dubrowski, Jeko Gorfinkiel, Anna Rosner, and Suzanne Uncyk. We will never know
whether they had the final joy of reuniting with their children on the ramp at
Birkenau and holding them close in their arms before their deaths in the gas
chambers. Deportees in this group are listed by boxcar. Here "car" refers to
the cars of the train from Pithiviers to Drancy.
Car 1 – 49
children and 9 adults. Among the children were many brothers and sisters. See,
for example, Denise (11) and Régine (8) Grycman; Marguerite (13) and
Claude (8) Jankelevitch; Bruda (13) and
Alice (6) Kornfeld; Rachel (13) and Maurice (10) Korenfeld; Lucien (6),
Thérèse (4), and Bernard (2) Najman; Rebecca (15) and Fernande (11) Severinowsky; Ginette
(10) and Charles (8) Luftman; Fanny (14)
and Ita (9) Fikman; Joseph (13) and Simon
(10) Simchowicz; Nathan (8) and Paulette (5) Perelgut; Anna (9) and Denise (4)
Helfmann; Dora (9) and Marie (7) Wisocki; Henia (17) and Bella (13) Cukermann;
Michel (7) and Samek (4) Erlich; Marie (8) and Georges (3) Grynwald; and Simon
(8) and Paulette (3) Roubinowicz.
Car 2 – 51 children and 7
adults; this car likewise carried many siblings. See the three Finkels, Paul
(15), Marcel (11), and Raymonde (2); the three Eleckzak children, Serge (13),
Sarah (14), and Henriette (3); Clara (11) and Hélène (4)
Kuperman; Rose (12) and Fanny (4) Flak; Raymonde (14) and Georges (8)
Seelenfreunde; Berthe (10) and Gaby (5) Kellner; Dora (11) and Rachel (5) Zynderman; Wolf (11) and
Suzanne (5) Kraut; Rose (11) and Raymonde (9) Scherz; Léon (10) and
Hélène (7) Temkin; Henriette (11) and Charles (12) Swornick;
Liselotte (11) and Hans (3) Singer; Jacques (10) and Liliane (3) Zonszajn;
Hélène (7) and Berthe (3) Grinjberg; Sarah (15) and Jacqueline
(13) Federman.
Car 3 – 40 children and 7 women. Among them,
Sarah Zlotnik (33) and her four children,
Yvette (12), Berthe (8), Jeanine (7), and Jacques (4). Children without parents
included three Bekas, Bernard (9), Henri (4), and Charles (2); three sisters
Rotszgen, Anna (15), Rose (12), and Jeanne (9); three
Blumbergs, Isaac (13), Jacqueline (7),
and Ginette (4); Michel (9) and Jacqueline (7)
Kaczyk; Céline (12) and Simon (10)
Rajcensztajn; Micheline (13) and Henri
(9) Taubenhaus; Albert (11) and Rene (7) Kaplan; Sarah (9) and Marcel (6)
Fikman; Hélène (12) and Max
(10) Berger; Marie (12) and Samuel (10)
Barbanel; Simon (8) and Cécile (3) Koza.
Car 4 – 1
child, Robert Goldberg, 3 years old.
Car 5 – 4 children,
Georgette (7) and Bernard (5) Tennenbaum; and Emile (7) and Jacques (5)
Rozenberg.
Car 6 – 10 children. Among them were the four
Pupkovicz children, Fernande (12), Charles (10), Georges (8), and Gilbertine
(5), accompanied by their mother, Chana (45).
Cars 8 and 9
– 3 children.
Car 10 – 2 children, René (11)
and Maurice (9) Lesz.
Cars 11 and 12 – 8 children, among
whom were Henriette (10) and Annette (4) Fuks; and Louise (10) and Rachel (4) Schwarcz.
Car
13 had 5 children and car 14 had 3.
Car 15 – 20
children, among them two sets of 12-year-old twins, André and Chaja
Marsky, and Nathan and Jacques Halatnikoff. Also, Joseph (12) and David (10)
Weingarten; and David (11) and Salomon (6) Kaluszynski.
Car 16
– 47 children and 4 adults. This group included three Nuden children,
André
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CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST A memorial
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