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* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> Jossi Grün was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. His mother was Suri Hirsch (Sara Grün). They we

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> Judith Kálmán was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. Her mother was Magda Fenyvesi (Magda Schwartz).

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> ...(Gyuri) Legmann was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. His mother was Elisabeth "Boezi" Legmann. They w

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> Agnes Kovács was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. Her mother was Ibolya Kovács. They were liberat

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> Hana Klein was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. Her mother was Dora Löwy (Dora Loewy). They wer

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> ...arika) Novakova was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born in 1945 at Kaufering, a sub-camp of [[Dachau]]. Her mother was Eva Schwartz (Eva Fleischmann, Ev

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...e. Arie's family was deported there as well. Arie was later transferred to Kaufering camp, a sub-camp of Dachau, and from there taken on a "death march" towards [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1930 (subject)|1930 Pinsker]]

* KEYWORDS : <[[Dachau]]> <[[Born in Captivity]]> <[[Kaufering Babies]]> <[[Liberation of Dachau]]> -- <Canada> Leslie (Liaci) Rosenthal was one of the seven [[Kaufering Babies]], born Feb. 28, 1945. He was the son of Bela Rosenthal and Miriam S

...of Auschwitz. Later he was transferred to a series of forced labor camps (Kaufering, Landshut, Mühldorf) until he was liberated in May 1945. He emigrated to t [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1931 (subject)|1931 Binke]]

...very alert and agile and took advantage of opportunities.” Liberated from Kaufering by Americans in April 1945 the Kleinman brothers became refugees wandering [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1930 (subject)|1930 Braun]]

* <[[Kovno Ghetto]]> <[[Kaufering]]> <[[Death March]]> ...nd sent to Stutthof; being sent to the subcamp of Dachau to the labor camp Kaufering; being sent on a death march to Dachau; their liberation on May 2, 1945 by

...Birkenau for a few weeks, and were then sent to work in one of the eleven Kaufering sub-camps of Dachau near Munich, Germany. Shortly before Dachau was liberated, the prisoners in the Kaufering sub-camps were marched to the main camp. Three days before the American Sev

...in 1943; the liquidation of the ghetto in April of 1944; being sent to the Kaufering train station, then marching to Landsberg; being sent to Dachau a few days [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1931 (subject)|1931 Levin]]

...ction, digging, and driving a diesel train. he was later trasferred to the Kaufering camp. In April the inmates were forced on a death march, during which they [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1928 (subject)|1928 Naor]]

...o, Yehuda and his brother Yosef were sent to Dachau and put to work in the Kaufering labor camp. Yosef didn't survive, and Yehuda was left alone in the world. [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1928 (subject)|1928 Beilis]]

...44; being taken to Stutthof and later to an outer camp of Dachau, Camp 10 (Kaufering X in Utting am Ammersee, Germany); his father working in the concrete plant [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1928 (subject)|1928 Ganor]]

...the last time that Uri saw them. The men were transported to the Landsberg/Kaufering labor camp in Dachau. Several days later, all the remaining young children ...ng separated from his mother and sister during the journey; slave labor in Kaufering; Daniel’s privileged positions in the kitchen; sharing extra food with th

...illed all women accompanied by children. Simon and his father were sent to Kaufering, a sub-camp of Dachau. Unfortunately, Nicholas Frumkin passed away just twe [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1930 (subject)|1930 Frumkin]]

Soon, Zdeněk was deported from Auschwitz to the concentration camp of Kaufering and from early 1945 to Dachau, where he was liberated by the Americans. [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1929 (subject)|1929 Ornest]]