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Raymond Toutman (8),
and Léon Sylman (10). Sarah Sepolghi (33) had her 10-month-old baby,
Paul; and the aged Joseph Goldstein (87) was also taken.
Convoy 38, September 28, 1942 (Drancy)
Convoy 38 deported 101 children, 56 boys and 45 girls. All but 13 had
been born in France. Most of them – about 80 – had Romanian parents
and were captured in the roundup of September 24. There are ten sublists.
1. Drancy lb – 8 names.
2. Drancy lc –
13 names.
3. Drancy 1 – 228 names, including many families.
For example – Berthe Choumann (29) and her three children, Annette (11),
Paulette (3), and Rosette (9 months); and Haia Cical (42) and her three
children, Achille (14), Jean (7), and Monique (4).
4. Drancy
1/Stairway 2 – 228 names. Enta Katz (40) was with three
daughters, Marie (9), Suzy (5), and Beatrice (3); Basie Jakobowitz (34) was
with Simon (14) and Claire (11 months).
5. Drancy 1/Stairway
3 – 183 names, including Tauba Spitzmetzki (34) with her children,
Jacques (9), Odette (5), and Liliane (1); and Jeanne Suslenschi (36) and her
three children, Jean (15), Elie (5), and Daniel (2).
6. Drancy
2/Stairway 3 – 109 names. Children alone included
François Katz (16) with brother César (11) and sister
Gisèle (10); and 1-month-old Betty Strupicowitz. Parents with children
included Malka Rosenberg (27) with her sons, Henri (2) and Michel (6 months);
Adèle Leizer (27) and her three children, Pierre (4), Sylvain (3), and
Bernard (1); and Sarah Oster (29) and her baby, Lucien (5 months).
7.
Drancy 3A – 42 names of elderly people.
8. Drancy 3B
– 9 names.
9. Drancy 4 – 32 names of families living
at 10 Rue des Deux Ponts, Ile Saint Louis, in Paris. They included the
Adoner family, Mordka (55) and Marja
(49), and their six children, Salomon (22), Rebecca (21), Samuel (17), Henry
(13), Lisette (11), and Zizi (5); and Rojza Wiorek and her four children, Isaac
(20), Freina (15), Marcel (14), and Soida (5).
10. Drancy 5
– 25 names. Children included Henri (11) and Suzanne (7) Lustyk; and
Claire (19) and Claude (7) Diamant.
Convoy 39, September 30, 1942 (Drancy)
Convoy 39
left Drancy with only 211 deportees, including 8 children. The Gestapo did not
wish to set a precedent by canceling a train whose quota was unfilled because
French police had not supplied enough Jews. The departure telex stated: "The
convoy embarked, although for the moment there were only 211 Jews who could be
sent off. This transport is absolutely necessary for reasons of politics and
prestige, since several French offices tried until the very last moment to
prevent this last transport envisaged for September."
Convoy 40, November 4, 1942 (Drancy)
Convoy 40 deported 143 children under 18, 72 boys and 71 girls.
Two-thirds had been
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