KZ-Studie Sonderfälle 131-160, 269; 167-188: Bd. 2

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1959-1962
Enthält: Nr. 161-173

Enthält u.a.: Frank Heckendorf, geb. 05.11.1888.- David Herrmann, geb. 14.10.1918, Wien.- Maria Jakobowitz, geb. 02.12.1925, Lodz.- Stefan Janaczek, geb. 02.09.1918, Slakow/Brühn.- Rafael Katz, geb. 11.10.1918, Siebenbürgen.- Berta Kenner, geb. 01.03.1896, Krakau.- Esther Kes, geb. 19.01.1925, Berlin.- Rosa Kraemer, geb. 24.03.1890, München.- Isaak Mandelbau, geb. 15.04.1890, Korcenice/Polen.- Christian Muselmann, geb. 1905, München.- Josef Schilibolsky, geb. 24.12.1893, Schönsee/Westpreußen.- Gerhard Tadrczynski, geb. 06.08.1908, Berlin.

Enthält auch: Liste KZ-Sonderfälle.
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