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Auschwitz
Forced Laborers
Personnel records survive of two
sons of Porozow who were arrested in
the early 1940s and sent to the
Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Like
about one third of the 1.2 million
who were forced to go there, they
were not immediately put to death
but rather used as forced laborers.
The forms do not disclose their
fate, but most such prisoners died
in the months after their arrival.
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Name |
Birth Date |
Last Residence |
Profession |
Father |
Mother |
Spouse |
Date Arrested |
Arrival at
Auschwitz |
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Blacher, Szepszel
|
11 Sep 1909
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Antwerp
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Diamond Worker |
Blacher,
Samuel |
Zelicka,
Dora |
Niewiarski,
Bronja |
5 May 1942 |
3 Nov
1942 |
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Drogiczanski, Abram
|
4 Mar 1922 |
Pruzana
|
Mechanic |
Drogiczanski, Hirsz
|
Schnajer,
Czerna |
|
31 Jan 1943 |
2 Feb
1943 |
Lodz
Ghetto Hospital Death
Records
Records survive of two
women born in Porozow who
perished in hospitals in the
Lodz Ghetto. A description
of this record group, and
the circumstances
surrounding life and death
in the Lodz Ghetto can be
found
here.
|
Name |
Birth Date |
Address |
Occupation |
Date of Death |
Cause of Death |
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Chmielnicki, Chawa |
1867 |
6 Sattlergasse
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Handelsangest |
2 Dec 1941 |
Myodegen. cordis |
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Kaplinska, Chana
S. |
1887 |
3 Bierstrasse |
Arbeiterin |
13 Mar 1943 |
Tbc. pulm. |
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