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Samuel "Milo" Adoner was born May 5, 1925 in Paris, France. He was deported with his parents and 5 siblings (two older, Salomon and Rebecca, and three younger, Henry, Lisette and Zizi). He and Rebecca were the only to survive. | Samuel "Milo" Adoner was born May 5, 1925 in Paris, France. He was deported with his parents and 5 siblings (two older, Salomon and Rebecca, and three younger, Henry, Lisette and Zizi). He and Rebecca were the only to survive. | ||
Milo escaped from Buchenwald a few days before the liberation of the camp. | Milo escaped from [[Buchenwald]] a few days before the liberation of the camp. | ||
He became one of the most vocal testimony of the Shoah in France. | He became one of the most vocal testimony of the Shoah in France. | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 24 October 2020
Milo Adoner (M / France, 1925-2020), Holocaust survivor
Henry Adoner (M / France, 1929-1942), Holocaust victim
Lisette Adoner (F / France, 1931-1942), Holocaust victim
Zivi Adoner (M / France, 1937-1942), Holocaust victim
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Biography
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Samuel "Milo" Adoner was born May 5, 1925 in Paris, France. He was deported with his parents and 5 siblings (two older, Salomon and Rebecca, and three younger, Henry, Lisette and Zizi). He and Rebecca were the only to survive.
Milo escaped from Buchenwald a few days before the liberation of the camp.
He became one of the most vocal testimony of the Shoah in France.
French Children of the Holocaust
Samuel (Milo) Adoner was 17 years old when he was deported, but there are no pictures of him at that age. He was arrested on the night of September 22-23, 1942, along with dozens of other Jews who lived at 10-12 rue des Deux-Ponts on Ile Saint-Louis in Paris. Among them were seven members of his family, including his two brothers, Henry (born January 12, 1929) and Zizi (July 7, 1937), and his sister Lisette (November 10, 1931), all deported on convoy 38 of September 28, 1942. Milo was the only one who survived. He became one of the most active militants devoted to the memory of the fate of Jews in France during the Shoah.