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| Szmul ZONENDLICH, the father of the family,
had volunteered for army service and participated in the only victorious French
campaign in 1940, that at Narvik in Norway, with the 13th demi-brigade. That
did not stop the French police from arresting him on March 14, 1941, and from
his being deported on convoy 7. Nacha, his wife, was arrested with her two
children at their home at 4 rue Mendelssohn in Paris (20th arr.) during
the Vel d'Hiv roundup. Separated from her children, she was deported on convoy
16. Lucie, age 10, and Joseph, 5, followed her to Auschwitz on
convoy 22 of August 21, 1942. Their father
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CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST A memorial
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