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'''Liberation of Auschwitz'''


==Picture of a group of 13 children==
== Overview ==  


[[File:Auschwitz Children2.jpg|500px]]
Auscwitz-Birkenau was liberated by the Russians on January 27, 1945. Most of the inmates had been killed or evacuated, but thousands of people had remained in the camp, including some hundreds children.  
[[File:Auschwitz Children.jpg|500px]]


These photographs was taken at Auschwitz-Birkenau by Alexander Vorontsov, a Soviet photographer who accompanied the soldiers of the Red Army after they liberated the camp on 27 January 1945. The photographs depicts thirteen children.
On February 14, 1945 Birkenau was evacuated and all the former inmates transferred to main camp Auschwitz. The Russians filmed the event and numerous pictures were taken:


All the children have been identified. From the left to the right they are:
[[File:Liberation Birkenau Children.jpg|600px]]


* (1) '''[[Tomy Shacham]]''' / [[Tomy Schwarz]] / Tomasz Szwarz (M / Slovakia, 1933) -- <Israel>


* (2) [[Miriam Friedman]] / [[Miriam Ziegler]] (F / Poland, 1933) -- <Canada>
==Picture of a group of 13 children==


* (3) [[Pessa Balter]] / [[Paula Lebovics]] (F / Poland, 1933)) -- <United States>
* [https://sfi.usc.edu/content/auschwitz-childrens-photo USF Shoah Foundation]


* (4) [[Ruth Muschkies]] / [[Ruth Webber]] (F / Poland, 1935)
[[File:Auschwitz Children2.jpg|275px]]
[[File:Auschwitz Children.jpg|250px]]


* (5) '''[[Bracha Katz]]''' / Berta Weinhaber (F) <Israel>
These photographs were taken at Auschwitz-Birkenau by Alexander Vorontsov, a Soviet photographer who accompanied the soldiers of the Red Army after they liberated the camp on 27 January 1945. The photographs depicts a group of thirteen children.


* (6) [[Erika Dohan]] / Erika Winter (F / Czechia, 1931) <Israel>
All the children have been identified. From the left to the right they are:


* (7) [[Marta Wise]] (
* (1) [[Tomy Shacham]] / [[Tomy Schwarz]] (M / Slovakia, 1933)
 
* (2) [[Miriam Friedman]] / [[Miriam Ziegler]] (F / Poland, 1933)
* (8) [[Eva Slonim]] (
* (3) [[Pessa Balter]] / [[Paula Lebovics]] (F / Poland, 1933)
 
* (4) [[Ruth Muschkies]] / [[Ruth Webber]] (F / Poland, 1935)
* (9) [[Gabor Hirsch]] <Switzerland>
* (5) [[Bracha Katz]] / [[Berta Weinhaber]] (F / Slovakia, 1930)
 
* (6) [[Erika Dohan]] / [[Erika Winter]] (F / Czechia, 1931)
* (10) '''[[Gabriel Neumann]]''' / Gabriel Nejman (fourth from the right) <Israel>
* (7) [[Marta Wise]] / Marta Weiss (F / Slovakia, 1934)
 
* (8) [[Eva Slonim]] / Eva Weiss (F / Slovakia, 1931)
* (11) '''[[Shmuel Schelach]]''' / [[Robert Schlesinger]] (third from the right) <Israel>
* (9) [[Gabor Hirsch]] (M / Poland, 1929)
 
* (10) [[Gabriel Neumann]] / [[Gabriel Nejman]] (M / Czechia, 1937-2012)
* (12 & 13) '''[[Eva & Miriam Mozes]]''' / Eva Moses Kor & Miriam Moses Zieger (wearing knitted hats)
* (11) [[Shmuel Schelach]] / [[Robert Schlesinger]] (M / Czechia, 1934-2006)
* (12 & 13) [[Eva & Miriam Mozes]] / [[Eva Kor]] & [[Miriam Zieger]]


Seven of the children reunited on 27 January 2005 in the ceremony in Poland marking 60 years since the liberation of Auschwitz (photograph by Dalit Shacham). The group included (from left to right): [[Tomy Shacham]] (1); [[Erika Dohan]] (6); [[Marta Wise]] (7); [[Eva Slonim]] (8); [[Shmuel Schelach]] (11); [[Gabriel Neumann]] (10); and [[Bracha Katz]] (5).


* '''[[Gabriel Neumann]]''' / Gabriel Nejman (fourth from the right) <Israel>
[[File:Auschwitz Children3.jpg|250px]]
* '''[[Shmuel Schelach]]''' / Robert Schlesinger (third from the right) <Israel>
[[File:Auschwitz Children4.jpg|245px]]
* '''[[Marta Wise]]''' / Marta Weiss / Marta Wiess (seventh from the left) <Israel>
* '''[[Eva Slonim]]''' / Eva Weiss (eighth from the left) <Australia>.


* '''[[Eva & Miriam Mozes]]''' (wearing knitted hats)
In separate reunion four other survivors gathered in Krakow, Poland on 26 January 2015, at the invitation of the USF Shoah Foundation, on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp. The Group included (from left to right): [[Paula Lebovics]] (3), [[Miriam Ziegler]] (2), [[Gabor Hirsch]] (9), and [[Eva Kor]] (12). (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images).


== Picture of a group of small children ==
== Picture of a group of small children ==

Latest revision as of 08:39, 23 March 2021

Liberation of Auschwitz

Overview

Auscwitz-Birkenau was liberated by the Russians on January 27, 1945. Most of the inmates had been killed or evacuated, but thousands of people had remained in the camp, including some hundreds children.

On February 14, 1945 Birkenau was evacuated and all the former inmates transferred to main camp Auschwitz. The Russians filmed the event and numerous pictures were taken:

Liberation Birkenau Children.jpg


Picture of a group of 13 children

Auschwitz Children2.jpg Auschwitz Children.jpg

These photographs were taken at Auschwitz-Birkenau by Alexander Vorontsov, a Soviet photographer who accompanied the soldiers of the Red Army after they liberated the camp on 27 January 1945. The photographs depicts a group of thirteen children.

All the children have been identified. From the left to the right they are:

Seven of the children reunited on 27 January 2005 in the ceremony in Poland marking 60 years since the liberation of Auschwitz (photograph by Dalit Shacham). The group included (from left to right): Tomy Shacham (1); Erika Dohan (6); Marta Wise (7); Eva Slonim (8); Shmuel Schelach (11); Gabriel Neumann (10); and Bracha Katz (5).

Auschwitz Children3.jpg Auschwitz Children4.jpg

In separate reunion four other survivors gathered in Krakow, Poland on 26 January 2015, at the invitation of the USF Shoah Foundation, on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp. The Group included (from left to right): Paula Lebovics (3), Miriam Ziegler (2), Gabor Hirsch (9), and Eva Kor (12). (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images).

Picture of a group of small children

The photo includes: (1) Tova Friedman; (2) Sarah Ludwig; and (3) Michael Bornstein.

Auschwitz children2.jpg