Irma Bauerová
Alžběta Justitzová
Theinerová Tea: Identity card application
Zelenka František: Šetření o zachovalosti
Sand Josefine: Death certificate, Ghetto Terezín
Olga Zeiselová
Fischlová Arnoštka: Death certificate, Ghetto Terezín
Hanuš Oplatek
Marie Taussigová
Natzler Kurt: Žádost o potvrzení totožnosti
Lily Steinerová
Regina Taussigová
Rudolf Ohrenstein
Liliana Adlerová

Alfred Orgler

Born 15. 05. 1875
Transport XVIII/5, no. 239 (21. 04. 1943, Oppeln -> Terezín)
Transport Ev, no. 1081 (28. 10. 1944, Terezín -> Auschwitz)
Murdered

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XVIII/5 (21. 04. 1943, Oppeln -> Terezín)
deported: 46
murdered: 35
survived: 11
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Ev (28. 10. 1944, Terezín -> Auschwitz)
deported: 2035
murdered: 1872
survived: 163
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This database contains the names and fates of those who were deported from the territory of today’s Czech Republic, be it their homeland or may they have been deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto before from different european countries. Further, it contains basic information on those men, women and children, most of whom were Roma or Sinti, who died as prisoners of the so-called „Gypsy camp I“ Lety u Písku.

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