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'''Bernhard Eisler''' (M / Germany, 1928), Holocaust survivor
'''Bernhard Eisler''' (M / Germany, 1928), Holocaust survivor


* KEYWORDS : <[[Children of La Hille]]> <[[Home Speyer]]> <[[Seyre]]> <[[Chateau de La Hille]]>
* KEYWORDS : <[[Children of La Hille]]> -- <Germany> -- <[[Refugees, Belgium]]> <[[Home Speyer]]> -- <[[Refugees, France]]> <[[Seyre]]> <[[Chateau de La Hille]]> -- <[[Refugees, Spain]]> <[[Refugees, Portugal]]> <[[SS Mouzinho (June 1941)]]> <[[Refugees, United States]]>


== Biography ==  
== Biography ==  


Bernhard "Bernard" Eisler was born in 1928 in Germany. In 1938-39 he went as a refugee in Belgium at [[Home Speyer]]. When Germany invaded Belgium in 1940, all of the orphanages fled. Bernhard’s orphanage was part of a group that fled to France. The children spent the winter in [[Seyre]] before finally settling at [[Chateau de La Hille]] in the Pyrenees. In the summer of 1941, Bernhard was part of a group of 22 children who were allowed to emigrate to the United States. With the help of HIAS, they boarded a ship in Lisbon and landed in New York in late September of 1941.
Bernhard "Bernard" Eisler was born Oct 14, 1928 in Cologne, Germany, to Wolf and Maria Eisler. In 1938-39 he went as a refugee in Belgium at [[Home Speyer]]. When Germany invaded Belgium in 1940, all of the orphanages fled. Bernhard’s orphanage was part of a group that fled to France. The children spent the winter in [[Seyre]] before finally settling at [[Chateau de La Hille]] in the Pyrenees. In the summer of 1941, Bernhard was part of a group of 22 children who were allowed to emigrate to the United States. With the help of HIAS, he boarded the [[SS Mouzinho (June 1941)]] in Lisbon and landed in New York in late June of 1941.


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[[Category:Holocaust Refugee Children, Portugal (subject)|1928 Eisler]]
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Latest revision as of 07:05, 8 April 2023

Bernhard Eisler (M / Germany, 1928), Holocaust survivor

Biography

Bernhard "Bernard" Eisler was born Oct 14, 1928 in Cologne, Germany, to Wolf and Maria Eisler. In 1938-39 he went as a refugee in Belgium at Home Speyer. When Germany invaded Belgium in 1940, all of the orphanages fled. Bernhard’s orphanage was part of a group that fled to France. The children spent the winter in Seyre before finally settling at Chateau de La Hille in the Pyrenees. In the summer of 1941, Bernhard was part of a group of 22 children who were allowed to emigrate to the United States. With the help of HIAS, he boarded the SS Mouzinho (June 1941) in Lisbon and landed in New York in late June of 1941.

External links

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