At Auschwitz, Robby Neufeld was taken from his mother Georgette Kohn Neufeld. Robby was murdered at Auschwitz by the Nazis and their collaborators. He was about five-years-old when Robby was led to the gas chambers and suffocated. He was then burned in a crematorium. His ten-year-old cousin, Tomas Kohn, was murdered in Auschwitz at the same time.
Kalman Klein in Argentina. Photo taken by his brother Menhard Klein. About 1970. This was the first time that they saw each other in fifty years.
From left to right: Nicholas Kohn. his wife Eva Klein Kohn, her brother Menhard Klein. Photo taken after WWII.
Margaret and Kalman visiting their grandparents at the Mount Of Olives Cemetery.
Murdered at Auschwitz with her mother Feiga Sura Weisz. Upon their arrival at the death camp, Bella refused to leave her mother.
From Left To Right: Eva Klein, Bella Klein, Margit Klein. This was probably around 1930. Bella was murdered at Auschwitz. Eva survived Auschwitz. Margit had left for United States in 1940.
Erika Weiser and Margaret Popovitz were sisters-in-law. They considered each other sisters.
Erika Weiser Klein and her husband Menhard Klein are seated in the right.
This photo was taken after World War II. Erika had spent seven years in Nazi custody including Auschwitz. Menhard had been in a labor camp. His mother, one sister, and two brothers had been murdered in the Holocaust.
From left to right: Erika Weiser Klein and Margaret Klein Popovitz. They were more like sisters than sister-in-laws. The photos were taken about twenty years apart.
Popovitz Family with first names.
Eva Klein Kohn was an Auschwitz survivor. Her son, Tomi Kohn, was murdered at Auschwitz. He was nine-years-old.
