Walter Strauss (M / Germany, 1925-1943), Holocaust victim
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Walter Strauss and his friend, Werner Rindsberg, pose together outside the children's home in Seyre. Werner Rindsberg was able to emigrate to New York in 1941.
Walter Strauss (M / Germany, 1925-1943), Holocaust victim
- KEYWORDS : <Children of La Hille> -- <Germany> -- <Refugees, Belgium> <Home Speyer> -- <Refugees, France> <Seyre> <Chateau de La Hille> <Hidden Children, France> -- <Arrested> <Gurs> <Auschwitz> -- <Perished>
Biography
Walter Strauss was born in 1925 in Duisburg, Germany. Having experienced Nazi persecution of Jews, in 1938 he went as a refugee to Belgium and from there in 1940 to France where he was hosted at Seyre and at the Chateau de La Hille.
In January 1943 he was arrested after a failed attempt at crossing the border with Switzerland, but managed to return to the Villa. Arrested by the French Police in 1943, he was sent to Gurs and then deported to Auschwitz where he perished.
He was one of the 12 out of 100 Children of La Hille who did not survive.
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- Holocaust Children, 1925 (subject)
- Holocaust Children, Germany (subject)
- Holocaust Refugee Children (subject)
- Holocaust Refugee Children, Belgium (subject)
- Holocaust Refugee Children, France (subject)
- Hidden Children (subject)
- Hidden Children, France (subject)
- Seyre (subject)
- Chateau de La Hille (subject)
- Gurs (subject)
- Auschwitz (subject)