A preview of a book on
Google Books:
“FRENCH
CHILDREN OF THE HOLOCAUST: A MEMORIAL”
--“ Le
Memorial des Enfants Juif Deportes de France”--
(Serge Klarsfeld, ed.)
http://books.google.com/books?id=NTjJDNi7fq4C&pg=PA79&lpg=PA79&dq=Saint-Quentin+france+Jewish+memorial&source=bl&ots=PGNfq-M6S6&sig=homEtqCw-RBJ-4W3QShpZ6XeDcU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=0RUBVPKkLIOyggSRh4HQDg&ved=0CCYQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Saint-Quentin%20france%20Jewish%20memorial&f=false
(Note: click on the pages
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In
general, it has been noted that, in some cases, Yiddish names were used for
children born in Poland (when they were known), and French names for children
born in France (if available on various documents). If only the birth year was known, a birth date of January 1
of the year indicated was used.
Places
of Birth: “The majority of foreign-born Jews who lived in France came from
Poland; but the rest came from countries throughout the world….”
pp.
93-94:
Maps
pp.
101-104:
Table
of “253 Jewish children from OSE
homes sent to the United States by OSE, 1941-1942….”
Includes:
Name, DOB, Place of Birth
Page
immediately following 117-378:
“Names
and Addresses of the 11,000 children Deported By Convoy” ( includes convoy #,
date, name, DOB & place, assembly point, last known address)
pp.
379-421
“Convoy
Histories”: includes names, background information, etc.
EX.
Convoy:
#15: 40+ born in Warsaw
#17 mostly German Jews
#25 (grp. 3) Polish nationality, b. in Manchester
#32 54 were foreign-born
#33 (sublist #1)--Latvian, Lithuanian, & Dutch Jews (Drancy); (sublist #6 250 Poles, 201 Germans, 99 Austrians, 10 Belgians, 7 Hungarians, 5 Russians, 1 Romanian, 1 lithuanian, 7 stateless
#40 (sublist #1) many Poles & Germans, a few Romanians, Czechs, Austrians
#42 (sublist #1) Mostly Poles, Russians, Romanians (sublist #16) mostly Romanian, etc.----See the book for additional information
EX.
Convoy:
#15: 40+ born in Warsaw
#17 mostly German Jews
#25 (grp. 3) Polish nationality, b. in Manchester
#32 54 were foreign-born
#33 (sublist #1)--Latvian, Lithuanian, & Dutch Jews (Drancy); (sublist #6 250 Poles, 201 Germans, 99 Austrians, 10 Belgians, 7 Hungarians, 5 Russians, 1 Romanian, 1 lithuanian, 7 stateless
#40 (sublist #1) many Poles & Germans, a few Romanians, Czechs, Austrians
#42 (sublist #1) Mostly Poles, Russians, Romanians (sublist #16) mostly Romanian, etc.----See the book for additional information
pp.
424-472
“Photographs
of Jewish Children”—not part of the book’s preview, but there are “blurbs”
about the children on each page.
pp.
473-1883 are not shown in the book’s preview.
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