Deportation Lists

Cohn Family

#125, #126, & #127
1 June, 1942
Halle/Saale to Sobibor

http://garysam.typepad.com/photos/the_cohns/index.html

Alfred & Pauline (geb Gutmann) Katzenstein

Alfred was Opa Karl’s first cousin.
Pauline was Oma Julchen’s first cousin.

#135 & #136
1 June, 1942
Halle/Saale to Sobibor

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_mid_420601.html

The transport of 1 June 1942 From Kassel-Halle to Sobibor, which included Alfred & Pauline Katzenstein, Tekla, Recha, & Hannacha Cohn and Selma Appel:

In 155 Halle, 155 Jews were joined, as is evident from the correspondence of the Gestapo Hall with the Chief Financial Officer in Magdeburg [LHASA Magdeburg, MD G1 / 390]. The Halle transport was also planned very early. The people who were destined for the deportation were informed about their imminent “emigration” in Halle on April 11, in the municipal office to receive further instructions and to complete the declarations of assets. Several suicides from this period are documented, such as for the married couple Gertrud and Siegfried Reyersbach from Weißenfels, the 16.4. voluntarily separated from life [300 years of Jews in Halle, Halle, 1992, p. 255, 259].

Selma (geb Schwab) Appel

#1
1 June, 1942
Halle/Saale to Sobibor

Selma was the sister of Sabine Schwab’s grandfather, Julius Schwab who was deported to Auschwitz.

Julius & Paula (geb Pfifferling) Rosenberg, Louis Rosenberg

Paula Rosenberg was a sister of my Opa Karl Pfifferling.
Louis Rosenberg was the brother of Paula’s husband, Julius.

#706, #707& #708
29 July, 1942
Dortmund to Theresienstadt

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_wfn_420729.html

Herman Samenfed & Alfred Samenfeld

Herman was a first cousin of my father.
Alfred was a first cousin of my grandfather.

#802 & #803
8 November 1941
Hamburg to Minsk Ghetto

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_nwd_411108.html

Karl Isidor & Minna (geb Schönfeld) Samenfeld

Karl Isidor was my grandfather’s first cousin.
#563 & #564

3 February, 1943
Berlin to Auschwitz

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_ber_ot33.html

Salomon & Selma (geb Rebbock) Pfifferling, Sara Pfifferling, Kathe Pfifferling

9 December, 1941
Kassel to Riga Ghetto

Salomon and Sara were my grandfather’s first cousins.

Kathe was a second cousin to Opa Karl.
Also, Kathe’s sister, Frieda, her husband, and son were on this transport.

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_hhn_411209.html

The transport of 9 December 411 from Kassel to Riga was the temporary end of the deportations from Hesse-Nassau. In a letter from the Gestapo of Kassel dated 27.11. the 1035 Jews from the cities and districts of the Kassel government district are being announced “the group of people eligible for evacuation”. The people coming from the surrounding area will be informed about this on 8.12. in passenger trains to Kassel, into the Sammellager Wörthschule set up there [HSTA Marburg, 180 Fritzlar 2738].

Jenny (geb Katzenstein) Wallach

Jenny was a first cousin of Opa Karl. She was the brother of Alfred Katzenstein.

#490
21 January, 1942
Leipzig – Dresden to Riga Ghetto
Jenny’s death is listed also as 21/1/1942.

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_mid_420121.html

Louis Levy Pfifferling, Klara (geb Badmann) Pfifferling & son Horst Pfifferling

Louis was a first cousin of Opa Karl.

#837, #838, & #839
Frankfurt/Main to Theresienstadt
15 September, 1942

https://www.ushmm.org/online/hsv/person_view.php?PersonId=1496468

http://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger_hhn_420915.html

With the third transport from Frankfurt / Main to Theresienstadt, 1366 Jews were deported, according to the ITS Bad Arolsen list below, of which 1365 came from Frankfurt. In one person, Hermann Lehmann, the last address is both Tigerfeld / Stuttgart and the hospital Gagnerstr. in Frankfurt / Main. The ITS list has duplicated or missing numbers, but a total of 1366 names are listed. The commissioner of the Gestapo Frankfurt / Main at the Jewish welfare service names a number of 1368 for the deportees [IfS Frankfurt / Main, May 8, 1818].