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| Birth |
24 Apr 1910 |
Zutphen, Gelderland, Holland [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Occupation |
Chemist |
| Died |
12 Mar 1945 |
Buchenwald [1] |
- On January 21, 1945, 4,000 prisoners, including 150 women, were taken out of the camp Blechhammer (Auschwitz IV) and put on a death march lasting 13 days. Several dozen prisoners who tried to hide in Blechhammer during the evacuation were discovered and killed on the spot.
The prisoners each got 800 grams of bread, a small portion of margarine, and artificial honey for their march. Some 800 prisoners were killed en route. On February 2, the survivors reached the Gross-Rosen camp, where they remained for five days before being put on a train to Buchenwald. The prisoners stayed in Gross-Rosen for 5 days. Then they boarded a train to Buchenwald (Feb. 6 or 7). On the way the train, was attacked several times by Allied planes, which caused many deaths.
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| Person ID |
I733 |
Cohen Tree |
| Last Modified |
02 Feb 2008 |
| Father |
Isak COHEN, b. 03 Sep 1875, Zutphen, Gelderland, Holland , d. 07 May 1943, Sobibor |
| Mother |
Emma LEERAAR, b. 07 Jul 1882, Maastricht, Limburg Holland , d. 27 Nov 1942, Auschwitz |
| Married |
19 May 1905 |
Zutphen, Gelderland, Holland |
| Address |
1941 |
Barlheze 42, Zutphen, Holland |
| Family ID |
F285 |
Group Sheet |
| Family |
Johanna COHEN, b. 15 Feb 1914, Arnhem, Holland , d. 19 Oct 1942, Auschwitz |
| Address |
1940 |
Pastoorstraat 18, Arnhem, Holland |
| Children |
| | 1. Isak COHEN, b. 20 Oct 1934, Arnhem, Holland , d. 10 Oct 1942, Auschwitz  |
| | 2. Kaatje COHEN, b. 22 Jun 1938, Arnhem, Holland , d. 19 Oct 1942, Auschwitz  |
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| Last Modified |
02 Feb 2008 |
| Family ID |
F377 |
Group Sheet |
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