Category:Displaced Children, Sweden (subject)

Overview

Sweden was a neutral country. During the war, Sweden hosted many Jewish refugees, especially from Denmark and Norway. After the war, some camps were set in Sweden by the Red Cross for Holocaust survivors.

List of Children who arrived in Sweden after the War

The list includes children and adolescents from Czechoslovakia, Poland and the Netherlands.

AA

• Regina Arabam (F / Czechia, 1928), Holocaust survivor
• Elisabeth Ackerman (F / Czechia, 1928), Holocaust survivor
• Cecilia Altberger (F / Czechia, 1927), Holocaust survivor
• Irene Alter (F / Czechia, 1927), Holocaust survivor

• Judith Bandel (F / Czechia, 1939), Holocaust survivor
• Bronia Becker (F / Poland, 1931), Holocaust survivor
• Henriette Bed / Henriette Schaap (F / Netherlands, 1933), Holocaust survivor
• Rotsi Berger (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor
• Brandla Borensteijn (F / Poland, 1943), Holocaust survivor
• Chawa Bukowiecka (F / Poland, 1927), Holocaust survivor

• Berys Ciechanowska (F / Poland, 1940), Holocaust survivor
• Sabina Cymerman (F / Poland, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Marianne de Zeelander / Marianne Vries (F / Netherlands, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Gizi Feuerverger (F / Czechia, 1928), Holocaust survivor
• Margot Fink (F / Netherlands, 1943), Holocaust survivor
• Fny Fixler (F / Czechia, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Ilona Glaub (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor
• Irene Golet (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor
• Ruzena Gruenzweig (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Hajnal Hollender (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Anniemarie Karman (F / Netherlands, 1935), Holocaust survivor
• Sala Kirsztajn (F / Poland, 1931), Holocaust survivor
• Judith Klein (F / Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor