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Antoinette Robert Simone Léa Suzanne Jeanne
Marcel Ginette Madeleine Marie-France Maurice Pierre
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cabinetmaker, lived in Tinqueux (Marne) with their 12 children. The 13th child,
the oldest, André, was imprisoned in Spain while trying to join the Free
French. All the rest of the family were arrested in the big roundup of Jews in
Rheims, transferred to Drancy and deported together on February 3, 1944, on
convoy 67. The two older daughters,
Suzanne, age 22, and Léa, 18, were the only ones to return. All the
others died: the parents; Simone, age 16; Robert, 15;
Antoinette, 12; Jeanne, 11; Pierre, 10; Marcel, 7;
Maurice, 5; Madeleine, 4; Ginette, 2; and
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CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST A memorial
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