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This photograph was taken at the UGIF Fillettes
("Little Girls") Center in Saint-Mandé, in October 1943. We have
identified some of the girls deported on convoy
77 of July 31, 1944: Rosette KRIMOLOVSKI (second row, first from
left), 13 years old, was the only one of the 19 children deported to
survive. Her sister Florette (second from right, top row) was 12.
Three KORMAN sisters were deported: Mireille (top row,
first from right), age 12, born in Thionville; and Henriette, 5, and
Jacqueline, (first row, fouth and fifth from right), 7, born in
Hayange.
Denise LEMEL (first row, second from left), 10, and
her sister Rachel (third row, first from left), 12, were both
born in Paris.
Louisette (Lea) GRYCMAN (third row, second from
left), 12, and her sister Nanette (first row, first from
left) (Anette), 10, were both born in Paris.
Liliane RATZ
(second row, third from left), 10, was born in Sarreguemines; Mona
CZARKA (second row, fourth from left), 11, was born in Brussels.
Marie KRAJZELMAN (first row, third from the right), 8, was
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