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.... She was a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]].Arrested ad [[La Couret]], she was deported on 31 August 1942 and and ultimately killed, most likel [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1926 (subject)|1926 Rosen]]

...Austria, to Isidor and Helene. She was a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]]. ...éjourné au Château de la Guette et à la Maison d'enfants pour fillettes Le Couret (OSE) à Saint-Laurent-les-Églises.

...France at [[Chateau de La Guette]] and Maison d'enfants pour fillettes Le Couret (OSE) at Saint-Laurent-les-Églises. She was one of the 29 [[La Guette Children]] who crossed illegally the border with Switzerland.

...d and Clara. She was a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]], [[Le Couret]] (OSE), and [[Rulhe]] (OSE). In June 1944, she crossed illegally the borde [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1928 (subject)|1928 Bodenheimer]]

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..., Germany, to Arthur and Selma. He was a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]]. He was one of the 29 [[La Guette Children]] who crossed illegally the border with Switzerland (his bi

...y 1943 they crossed illegally the border with Switzerland, two of the 29 [[La Guette Children]] to do so between 1942 and 1944. [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1929 (subject)|1929 Ziegel]]

...pr., Germany, to Leo and Olga. She was a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]]. Survived in hiding. [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1926 (subject)|1926 Samaskewitz]]

...e Tuchsznajder et Esther née Erlich, qui avaient émigré en Belgique depuis la Pologne en 1927 avec leurs deux enfants aînés nés à Varsovie : Michael ...rain. Ils trouvent un temps refuge dans la ville de Moulins dans le sud de la France.

...lso perished in the Holocaust. Lizzie survived in hiding in France at [[La Couret]] and [[Sevres]] under false identity. After the War, in 1946, she emigrate

...s to Lagney for forced labor. He managed to visit Ruth while she was in Le Couret, and one afternoon at the end of 1941 Ruth succeeded in visiting her parent [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1926 (subject)|1926 Strauss]]

...e Tuchsznajder et Esther née Erlich, qui avaient émigré en Belgique depuis la Pologne en 1927 avec leurs deux enfants aînés nés à Varsovie : Michael ...rain. Ils trouvent un temps refuge dans la ville de Moulins dans le sud de la France.

...YWORDS : <Germany> <[[Refugees, France]]> <[[Chateau de Montintin]]> <[[Le Couret]]> <[[Nexon]]> ...eaching the United States. Lea remained with her parents in France at [[Le Couret]]. In July 1942, they were arrested and interned at [[Nexon]], but not depo

...e Tuchsznajder et Esther née Erlich, qui avaient émigré en Belgique depuis la Pologne en 1927 avec leurs deux enfants aînés nés à Varsovie : Michael ...rain. Ils trouvent un temps refuge dans la ville de Moulins dans le sud de la France.

...a refugee in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]] and [[La Bourboule]], [[Le Couret]], and [[Rulhe]]. She hid in France, until she crossed illegally the border .... At the end of December 1941, Gisela moved to another children's home, Le Couret, where she stayed until November 13, 1943. She then was sent to an old age

...tria, to Leopold and Rebekka. They were refugees in France at [[Chateau de La Guette]]. Herbert was arrested and deported to Auschwitz where he was murde