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(37) with Dora (15),
André (11), and Samuel (10); Elvire Pardo with five children, Mady (10),
Liliane (9), Albert (8), Dolly (4). Edmond (4), and Jacob (2); and Mathilde
Scioel (34) with her children, Samuel (5), Liliane (3), and Nicole (9 months).
2. Stairway 2 – 360 deportees. Among the children:
Micheline Ardity (10 months); Maurice Gerassi (1); Jeannette Aboav (2); David
Cohen (2); Sarah Morgenstern (2); Gerard Cohen (4); Isaac Arenos (5); Vitalis
Mordoch (9); Celine (9) and Samy (8) Choel; Arlette (9) and Raymonde (5) Noah;
Marie (8) and Albert (3) Ventoura; and Jean Angel (10). Among the parents with
children, Esther Azaria (33) with her three little girls, Mathilde (9), Marie
(7), and Simone (3); Matika Levy with Isaac (10), Marianne (6), and Jacques;
Esther Menahem (40) with her three
children, Marc (13), Denise (8), and Samuel (4); Jacob (52) and Doudoun (34)
Mordoh, with their eight children, Myriam (13), Luna (12), Isaac (10), Lucie
(8), Léon (5), Joseph (4), and 2-year-old twins Rose and Victorine; Ida
Setion (38) with her three children, Elie (14), Eliane (9), and Jacqueline (4);
and Dora Sevi with her four children, Barouch (19), Maurice (14), Marie (11),
and Léon.
3. Stairway 3 – 216 deportees. This group,
too, contained many children - for example, Berthe Cohen (5); Marthe Aelion
(8); René Capon (8); Juliette Nehama (8); Betty Attas (9); Solange Jacob
(9); Sylvain Levi (9); Mady (10) and Sarah (5) Azaria; and Robert (7) and
3-year-old twins Jacques and Mireille Cabili. Doudoun Benmoya (37) left with
her four children, Maurice (18), Henri (12), Henriette (8), and Jacqueline (4);
Sabetay (43) and Sol (38) Nadjari with their five children, Isaac (16),
Paulette (13), Frida (12), Betty (10), and Dolly (4).
4.
Valenton-Versailles – 73 deportees. They were French, Poles, and
Romanians residing in Ile-de-France. Fanny Bergmann (32) was arrested with her
children, Max (10), Germaine (9), and Jacqueline (8).Mossek
Feder was arrested at Vigneux with his
13-year-old twins, Gaston and Henri. Rachel Ostrowsky was arrested at Meudon
with her three children, Zelda (17), Rebecca (15), and Emmanuel (4). The
Sznajders were arrested at Vigneux with sons Henri (14) and Max (10).
5. Last-minute additions – 23 deportees. Children without
their parents included Salvator Cabili (8 months), Maurice
Fiszel (3), Monique Setion (6), and
Simone Ben-david (4).
6. Special list – 8 deportees.
Convoy 45, November 11, 1942
(Drancy)
Convoy 45 deported 111 children, 47 boys and 64 girls.
Four-fifths were born in France. The entire convoy carried 745 Jews, less than
the quota of 1,000. The anti-Jewish section of the Paris Gestapo did not
mention this smaller total in its telex to Berlin, probably to avoid reproach
from Eichmann, who had authorized this as an extra transport. The very elderly
were used to help fill the train: 15 deportees were over 80.
Four of
the five sublists for this convoy include:
2. Drancy/Stairway
1 – 290 names. One hundred thirteen were Greek Jews. There were some
families: Léon (41) and Bolna (34)
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