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2.
Beaune-la-Roland/Barrack 19 – 94 names of young men. Almost
all were between 17 and 21. Some were French, from Paris.
13.Beaune-la-Rolande/Barrack 20 – 83 French,
including adolescent children.
14. Beaune-la-Roland/Firemen
barrack – 4 names, all men.
15. Camp of Lalande –
135 names. Many were children without their parents, such as Arlette (1) and
Frédérique (2) Feldmann; Roland (6) and Bernard (8)
Baumgart; Osias Bergmann (5); Simon (10)
and Suzanne (4) Gelber; Samuel (10) and
Sarah (9) Frydman; Régine Geld (6); Esther Goldmann (10); Dora (9)
Inventarz; Charles Kritzler (14) and his two younger siblings, Agnes (9) and
Claude (7); Fernand (7) and Raymond (2) Mazur; Jacques Rosenbaum (3); Michel
(4) and Liliane (1) Roth; Henri (6) and Jean (3) Russeck; Jacques Helher (4);
Monique Liblind (5); Régine (7) and Colette (6) Smulivici; Maurice
Najman (14) and his 9-year-old twin
sisters, Berthe and Madeleine; and Francois (12), Jules (9), and Paul (7)
Sobel. Mothers with their babies included
Rosa Viola with the month-old infant, Edith; Sonia Mantel and baby Nicole (21
days); Violette Levy and her three
children, Jean (8), Monique (4,) and Jacques (2); and Mania Nielnicki and her
two little boys, Robert (4) and Léon (2); and so many others. All should
be mentioned – those unhappy little children, whose despair was so futile
– yet it is difficult to read on among these pages.
16.
Nancy – 68 names.
Convoy
37, September 25, 1942 (Drancy)
Convoy 37 deported a total of
125 children, 61 boys and 64 girls. It was made up mainly of Romanian Jews
– 729 adults and 98 children. Most of the 125 children deported on this
convoy – 107 – were French born. The roundup of Romanian Jews had
been carried out in Paris just the prior day, September 24, taking a total of
1,574 victims, of whom 183 were children.
The largest component lists
for this convoy are:
4. Drancy 1 – 571 people, among them
many entire families. Haia Itkis (40) had her five children, Aaron (14), Sarah
(11), Joseph (7), Esther (4), and Lisette (3). Rosa (38) and Herscu (42)
Lerfeld had their three girls, Clara (14), Esther (11), and Fanny (7). The five
Malamout children –
Hélène (5 months), Lucien (3), Georges (12), Salomon (15), and
Micheline (17) – were deported without their parents, as were the three
Franjdenreich brothers, Didier (10), Bernard (4), and Jean (2). Carlotta
Slomovics was taken with her four young children, Berthe and Maurice (4),
Gisèle (3), and Ernest (5 months).
5. Drancy 2 – 238
people. Estera Bercovici (46) went with her six children, Jean (15),Joseph
(12), Lili (10), Fernand (8), Henriette (5), and Marcel (4); Sarah Nusim (42)
with her three children, Rachel (13),Nelly (11), and Isi (8); Faja Klein (32)
with Jacques (15) and Danièle (4); and Hanna Mandelblatt and her two
boys, Albert (10) and Pierre (3).
6. Last-minute additions
– 37 people. Children alone included Suzanne Sloim (8),
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CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST A memorial
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