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In the front row (left to right) are: Danko Buchler, an unidentified woman holding Miriam Rothhstein and an unidentified child, and Ari Rothstein. In the middle row from left to right are: Deutsch, Branko Deutsch, the Buchler daughter, and Pavel Deutsch. In the back row from left to right are: Renee Buchler holding her baby daughter, Gabriela Deutsch, unknown, Mrs. Milica Buchler, Mrs. and Mr. Rothstein (Malo, Italy, 1942)

Gabriela Deutsch and her three sons, Pavel, Branko and Djordje (Malo, Italy, 1942)

Malo, Vicenza, Italy

• See Ebrei internati a Malo -- Vicenza, Italy

Overview

Among the 49 Jews who were confined at Malo were 11 children, with parents. They all left Malo on 14 Sep 1943 after the German occupation, going south. They all survived in hiding and were all successfully liberated in Central Italy. Six of them (the Buchler and the Rothstein families) migrated to the United States (Fort Ontario) in July 1944. The others ended up in DP camps in Southern Italy.

The children

(1) The BUCHLER family (Father, Mother, and 4 children) -> Fort Ontario (1944)

• Pavac Buchler (M / Croatia, 1935), Holocaust survivor
• Blanka Buchler (F / Croatia, 1936), Holocaust survivor
• Dan Buchler (M / Croatia, 1938), Holocaust survivor
• Hanna Buchler (F / Croatia / Italy, 1942), Holocaust survivor

(2) The DEUTSCH Family (Mother [Gabriella Fischer] and 3 children) -> Caramanico (PE)

• Pavel Deutsch (M / Croatia, 1935), Holocaust survivor

• Branko Deutsch (M / Croatia, 1936), Holocaust survivor

• Djordje Deutsch (M / Croatia, 1938), Holocaust survivor

(3) The MAURER Family (Father, Mother and Child) -> Santa Maria del Bagno

• Fritz Maurer (M / Austria, 1935), Holocaust survivor

(4) The MONTIAS Family (Father, Mother, and Child) -> Bari (1945)

• Vittorio Montias (M / Croatia, 1935), Holocaust survivor

(5) The ROTHSTEIN Family (Father, Mother, and 2 Children) -> Fort Ontario (1944)

• Lavoslav Rothstein (M / Croatia, 1938), Holocaust survivor "Leopoldo"
• Mirjam Rothstein (F / Croatia, 1940), Holocaust survivor "Miriam"