Günter Max Wollheim

Judith Dobrowitsky was the eldest of the three children of Joseph Dobrowitsky and Heintje Michel. She married Günter Max Wollheim from Berlin on 25 March 1942, a son of Hugo Wollheim and Meta Neubürger. Via London he arrived in Amsterdam in April 1936, lived at various addresses in the city, such as Amstelkade and Roerstraat, but when he married Judith Dobrowitsky, they moved into a house together…

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From the so-called “autumn transports” of 31 August and 7 September 1943 Westerbork - Auschwitz, after selection at the time of arrival, the men deemed most suitable for work were transferred to the Warsaw Ghetto for carrying out rubble removal work and a number of women were put to work in Auschwitz-Birkenau.

It is not possible to draw up a complete list of the men selected for forced la…

General conclusion on the death of men sent from Auschwitz to Warsaw.

A following general conclusion, which can be drawn in advance, concerns the men who were transferred from Auschwitz to the destroyed ghetto in Warsaw in 1943 to carry out rubbish clearance work.

In this respect, reference can mainly be made to what has already been stated about this category on pages 123-125 of the Auschwitz VI …

Due to the lack of official documents from this complex, the names of the prisoners who belonged to one of the transports mentioned under A, can only be determined through statements from returnees.  She, that KL. However, those who reached DACHAU alive (see sub C) were registered upon arrival.

A): INCOMING TRANSPORTS

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