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Professor, Ing., CSc. Ludevít Végh (1921)

born in a Jewish family in Košice in 1921 avoided draft to labour camps and in 1941 escaped to Budapest lived in Budapest as an illegal, worked as an electrician and in a chemical factory 1942-1944 arrested and sent to forced labour in Galanta, Vác and near ... arrows 


Alexander Venglář (1920)

born April 22, 1920 in Kecskemét in Hungary worked in the Jawa factory during WWII he was a member of an illegal group interned in concentration camps Auschwitz and Buchenwald married in autumn 1945 after the war studied pedagogy at the university worked ... arrows 


RNDr. Michaela Vidláková (1936)

born December 30,1936 in Prague December 1942 deported to the Terezín ghetto 1953 the entire family arrested for an attempt to escape to Palestine 1960 graduated from the university from biology - chemistry working in clinical and experimental medicine ... arrows 


Major Pavel Vranský (1921)

born on 29th April in Lipník nad Bečvou grew up in Frýdlant nad Ostravicí, Bohumín and Ostrava 1939 – left through Poland to the USSR joined the Czechoslovak armed forces 1941 – transferred to the Czechoslovak units at the Near East participated in the ... arrows 


Věra Vrbová (1923)

born on the 15th of May, 1923 at Šumava witnessed the mobilization of 1938 lived through the occupation of Czech lands held prisoner in Terezín her parents died in a concentration camp in Poland her first husband died in April 1945 in a concentration camp ... arrows 


Private (ret.) Edith Weitzenová (roz. Nettlová) (1924)

born May 7th 1924 in Dresden in a Jewish German-speaking family in 1930 the family moved to Liberec in Czech borderland in reaction to rising anti-Semitic mood the family moved to Prague parents shortly in a refugee camp, children in children’s homes father a ... arrows 


Private First Class (ret.) Viktor Wellemín (1923) video clip available

born 24th March 1923 into a Jewish family in Prague 16th October 1939 - left for Palestine imprisoned in Camp Sarafand 14th May 1942 - joined the army Tobruk, Dunkirk war wound during the attack of the 28th of October treated at St. Omer and in English ... arrows 


Elżbieta Wrzosek (1930)

She was born on 7 September 1930 in Mława In September 1939, the family left Warsaw and went to the East Elżbieta Wrzosek's mother with her small kids and sister settled in Stołowicze While the Jews were exterminated around Baranowicze and Słonim, the Wrzosek's ... arrows 


Alžběta Zdražilová (1928)

born August 18th 1928 in Humenné in a Jewish family 1930s the family moved to Carpathian Ruthenia in search of work 1939 Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia interned in Hungary and then in the Stutthof concentration camp survived Auschwitz, she was ... arrows 


Eva Zelená roz. Reichová (1928)

Born on June 15, 1928, in Trutnov Since her birth she’s been living in Česká Skalice On December 14, 1942, she, her parents and her sister went from Česká Skalice via Hradec Králové to Theresienstadt They arrived in Theresienstadt on December 17, 1942 On May ... arrows 


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