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'''Southampton Children''' (see [[Holocaust Children Studies]])
#REDIRECT [[:Category:Southampton Children (subject)]]
 
== Overview ==
 
After the [[Windermere Children]] (August 1945), a second group of 152 child survivors arrived in England in late October and early November 1945. They are known as the ''Southampton Children''.
 
The 152 children were selected from three different locations: the displaced persons’ camp in Belsen-Hohne in the British occupied zone of Germany (47 of them had survived the imprisonment in [[Bergen-Belsen]]), the Feldafing Displaced Persons’ Camp and the Kloster Indersdorf International DP Children’s Camp, both in the US zone in Bavaria.
 
== The children ==
 
* [[David Adler]]
* [[Ignac Ajzykowicz]]
* [[William Auspitz]]
 
* [[Yankel Bart]]
* [[Sander Baumohl]]
* [[Salek Benedikt]]
* [[Samuel Berkovic]]
* [[Samuel Berkovitz]]
* [[Chaskiel Bernacki]]
* [[Moses Beserman]]
* [[Moshe Birnbaum]]
* [[Hersch Brastman]]
* [[Chaim Brenner]]
* [[Zysel Brenner]]
* [[Abraham Broch]]
* [[Alfred Buchführer]]
* [[Abraham Bulwa]]
 
Cigelmann, Icik
Dajch, Rosa
Daudach, Jeno
Davidowicz, Greta
Deutsch, Eugene
Deutsch, Moses
Dreybus, Fela
Elenbaum, Henek
Fekete, Yolande
Feldman, Abraham
Fijalko, Josef
Fischer, Wladislaus
Flasz, Mechel
Fried, Zilli
Fuchs, Joseph
Fulop, Yeno
Gancz, Anton
Gancz, Herman
Geldman, Moses
Geller, Chaim
Glazier, Henoch
Gross, Zbyszek
Gruber, Marta
Grussman, Sinaida
Gutman, Wolf
Gutt, Witold
Hebel, Pinchas
Hecht, Martin
Hecht, Jacob
Hejnochowitz, Abraham
Herzberg, Heinz
Herzkowitz, Josef
Heyman, Manfred
Himmelstein, Josef
Hitter, Imre
Hornstein, Joseph
Hymans, Alfred
Ingielman, Hillel
Isaaksohn, Arthur
Joel, Tania
Junger, Mozes
Junger, Samuel
Jussem, Nelly
Kadysiewicz, Kive
Kadysiewicz, Hil
Kahan, Dezider
Kalman, Ruzka
Kampel, Fischel
Kanitz, Istvan
Katz, Bernard
Kaufmann, Adela
Kestenberg, David
Klajman, Jankiel
Klappholz, Kurt
Klein, Miklos
Klein, Erno
Klein, Sandor
Klein, Sandor
Kleinman, Kazriel
Kleinman, Lazar
Knobel, Marie
Kohn, Gabor
Koslowska, Esther
Kuczer, Szmul
Kusmiersi, Jacob
Kusnirowski, Szaja
Landau, Mathias
Laufer, Abraham
Lichtenstajn, Josef
Lipski, Abraham
Liss, Chaim
Litwin, Icek
Litwin, Mordka
Lustgarden, Moniek
Maisner, Abraham
Manela, Stefa
Meier, Bruno
Meisels, Bela
Munkacsy, Tibor
Nasch, Bernat
Neumann, Herman
Neumann, Hans
Oliner, Samuel
Owichi, Natan
Pakula, Josef
Perl, Salomon
Perlmutter, Abraham
Perlmutter, Biance
Perlmutter, Izak
Pfefferkorn, Eliasz
Pietrkowski, David
Pinczewski, Moshe
Rolnik, Natan
Rotbaum, Josek
Rotenstein, Mendel
Rotenstein, Moniek
Rotstein, Rywen
Rottenberg, Pinkas Eliasz
Rubinfeld, Israel
Rubinstein, Abram
Salzberg, Mirjam
Schwartz, Otto
Singer, Sarolta
Steinkeller, Moses
Stroh, Peter
Swinik, Aron
Swinik, Chaim
Szorer, Mala
Szwartzberg, Zenek
Szyler, Szmul
Tafler, Anton
Topel, Mordechai
Trilling, Liliana
Troper, Jankiel
Vogelhut, Hirsch
Wachsmann, Elizabeth
Wachsmann, Hilda
Warsaw, Abraham
Warszauer, Szmuel
Warszawska, Estera
Weiler, Horst
Weinberger, Gisella
Weinberger, Margit
Weinberger, Rozi
Weinstock, Roman
Weinstock, Herman
Weiss, Bela
Weiss, Julius
Weissburg, Ruth
Widansky, Mosek
Wieder, Ignacz
Wieder, Lieb
Wilhelm, Edith
Witelsohn, Wolf
Wolff, Gunter

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