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List of witnesses


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Rabbi Sinaj (Wolfgang) Adler (1928)

born July 11th 1928 in Prague in a rabbi’s family comes of a family of rabbis from the Šumava region from Dobrá Voda near Hartmanice March 1943 the family transported to Terezín from May 1944 to January 1945 in Auschwitz, his parents died there afterward ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Štěpán Antonij (1922)

born on 28 November 1922 in the village Kanora near Volovec in Subcarpathian Ruthenia as yet a student of Mukachevo grammar school he and a few friends decided to flee into the Soviet Union in 1939 he was arrested by the Soviet frontier guard, imprisoned for many ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Antonín Babič (1923 - 2007)

born in Zolotarev (Chust district) in Carpathian Ruthenia on January 29, 1923 condemned to three years of forced labor for illegal crossing the border of the Soviet Union in November 1941. He worked off a year and a half in Vorkuta. joined the Czechoslovak Army ... arrows 


Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Ján Bačkovský (1919)

born on 24th October 1919 in Štefrov near Barďejov, Eastern Slovakia sentenced to five years in a labor camp for illegal crossing of the border, worked in the woods in Ukhta, released in 1942 left to Buzuluk where he joined the Czechoslovak Army and passed ... arrows 


Rudolf Bělohoubek (1933 - 2009)

Born on 17 July, 1933, in Přísečnice in the region of Chomutovsko, in a village which is today flooded by a dam reservoir in the school year 1943–1944 he was the only Czech to attend a German school in Beroun On May 7th 1945 he witnessed the murder of his own ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Ivan Benčák (1919)

he was born on March 17th 1919 in Novosedlice village in Tjachevo region, Carpathian Russia in 1940 he was taken into Hungarian army, but after just few months he ran off to Soviet Union he spent two years in the detention Siberian working camp he entered the ... arrows 


Ignác Bilík (1920)

born on 31 July 1920 in Boršice at Buchlovice, in the region of Uherské Hradiště graduated from teaching at primary schools as a member of the Defence of the Nation arrested by the Gestapo and sentenced to six years for high treason went through several German ... arrows 


Terezie Edigna Bílková (1916)

The translation will be saved by 30 November 2008. ... arrows 


Michal Bindzar

was born on 16th of October in 1922 in Ruske in Carpathian Ruthenia where family had owned a farm. after the occupation of Czechoslovakia and Hungarians occupied Carpathian Ruthenia Bindzar had to enlist Hungarian army in October 1942, in April 1943 he was ... arrows 


MUDr. Anna Bittmanová (1929)

born November 24th in Košice in a Jewish non-religious family 1939 moved to Vranov, then to Michalovce on October 28th 1942 deportation of the whole family to an assembly camp in Sereď where they spent over a year father declared an economically important Jew, ... arrows 


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