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Holocaust Children's Biographies contains a list of notable Holocaust child victim and survivors.

Holocaust victims

• Lea Deutsch (Croatia, 1927-1943), Holocaust victim
• Dawid Rubinowicz (Poland, 1927-1942), Holocaust victim
• Yitskhok Rudashevski (Lithuania, 1927-1943), Holocaust victim

• Petr Ginz (Czechia, 1928-1944), Holocaust victim

• Anne Frank (Netherlands, 1929-1945), Holocaust victim
• Hanuš Hachenburg (Czechia, 1929-1944), Holocaust victim
• Věra Kohnová (Czechia, 1929-1942), Holocaust victim
• Rutka Laskier (Poland, 1929-1943), Holocaust victim
• Rywka Lipszyc (Poland, 1929-1945), Holocaust victim

• František Bass (Czechia, 1930-1944), Holocaust victim
• Abram Pinkenson (URSS, 1930-1942), Holocaust victim
• [[Honza Treichlinger (Czechia, 1930-1944), Holocaust victim

• Franco Cesana (Italy, 1931-1944), Holocaust victim
• Éva Heyman (Hungary, 1931-1944), Holocaust victim

• Jerzy Feliks Urman (Poland, 1932-1943), Holocaust victim

• Sergio De Simone (Italy, 1937-1945), Holocaust victim

Holocaust survivors

1927

• Miriam Akavia

• Tibor Hollo (France, 1927), Holocaust survivor

• Rudy Kennedy (Poland, 1927-2008), Holocaust survivor

• Henri Landwirth (Belgium, 1927-2018), Holocaust survivor

• Nate Leipciger (Poland, 1927), Holocaust survivor
  • The Weight of Freedom (2015)

• Leo Luster (1927-2017), Holocaust survivor

• Gerda Mayer [1] (Czechia, 1927), British poet -- <Kindertransport>

• Zuzana Růžičková (Czechia, 1927-2017), Holocaust survivor

• John G. Stoessinger (Austria, 1927-2017), Holocaust survivor
  • <refugee> <China>
  • Night Journey (1978)

• Simone Veil (France, 1927-2017), Holocaust survivor

• David Weiss Halivni (Slovakia, 1927), Holocaust survivor

• Eddy Wynschenk (Netherlands, 1927-2003), Holocaust survivor

• Sara Zyskind (Poland, 1927-1995), Holocaust survivor
  • Stolen Years (Minneapolis, MN: Lerner Publications Co., 1981)

1928

• Walter Zwi Bacharach (Netherlands, 1928-2014), Holocaust survivor

• Laszlo Berkowits (Hungary, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• George Brady (Czechia, 1928-2019), Holocaust survivor

• Enzo Camerino (Italy, 1928-2014), Holocaust survivor

• Sabina Citron (Poland, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Willie Ehrlich (Hungary, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Roman Frister (1928-2015), Holocaust survivor
  • wrote The Cap: The Price of a Life

• Martin Greenfield (Czechia, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• John Grenville [2] (Germany, 1928-2011), British historian -- <Kindertransport>

• Karl W. Gruenberg [3] (Austria, 1928-2007), British mathematician -- <Kindertransport>

• Anna Heilman (Poland, 1928-2011), Holocaust survivor
• Arek Hersh (Poland, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Hanna Kugler Weiss (Italy, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Tom Lantos (Hungary, 1928), Holocaust survivor

• Marceline Loridan-Ivens (France, 1928-2018), Holocaust survivor
  • But You Did Not Come Back

• Frank Marcus (Germany, 1928-1996), British playwright -- <Kindertransport> -- <wiki.en>

• Isi Metzstein [4] (Germany, 1928-2012), British architect -- <Kindertransport>

• Abram Piasek (Poland, 1928-2020), Holocaust survivor

• Michael Roemer (Germany, 1928), American film director -- <Kindertransport> -- <wiki.en>

• Alberto Sed (Italy, 1928-2019), Holocaust survivor

• Piero Terracina (Italy, 1928-2019), Holocaust survivor

• Jack Tramiel (Poland, 1928-2012), Holocaust survivor

• Beni Virtzberg (Germany, 1928-1968), Holocaust survivor

• Nathan Wasserberger (Poland, 1928-2012), Holocaust survivor

• Felix Weinberg (Czechia, 1928-2012), Holocaust survivor

• Elie Wiesel (Romania, 1928-2016), Holocaust survivor

1929

• Otto Adler (Romania, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Yosef Alon [5] (Czechia, 1929-1973), Israeli Air Force officer -- <Kindertransport>

• [[Yehuda Bacon (Czechia, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Halina Birenbaum (Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Toman Brod (Czechia, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Yehoshua Robert Büchler (Slovakia, 1929-2009), Holocaust survivor

• Alice Lok Cahana (Hungary, 1929-2017), Holocaust survivor

• Petr Eben (Czech, 1929-2007), Holocaust survivor

• Cordelia Edvardson (Germany, 1929-2012), Holocaust survivor

• Max Eisen (Slovakia, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• [[Rena Finder (Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Thomas Geve (Germany, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Elly Gross (Romania, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Geoffrey Hartman [6] (Germany, 1929-2016), American literary theorist -- <Kindertransport>

• Imre Hercz (Hungary, 1929-2011), Holocaust survivor

• Ben Helfgott (Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Martin Hoffman (Czechia, 1929-2018), Holocaust survivor

• Imre Kertész (Hungary, 1929-2016), Holocaust survivor

• Paul Kling (Czechia, 1929-2005), Holocaust survivor

• [[Leon Leyson (Poland, 1929-2013), Holocaust survivor

• Ida Marcheria (Italy, 1929-2011), Holocaust survivor

• Nicholas Nagy-Talavera (Hungary, 1929-2000), Holocaust survivor

• Bernard Offen (Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor

• Hella Pick [7] (Austria, 1929), British journalist -- <Kindertransport>

• [[Samuel Pisar (Poland, 1929-2015), Holocaust survivor

• [[Eva Schloss (Netherlands, 1929), Holocaust survivor
  • Eva's Story (1988)

• [[Péter Szondi (Hungary, 1929-1971), Holocaust survivor

• Irene Zisblatt (Hungary, 1929), Holocaust survivor
  • The Fifth Diamond

1930

• Alicia Appleman-Jurman (Poland, 1930-2017), Holocaust survivor
  • Alicia: My Story

• Fanny Ben-Ami (France, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Pavel Bergmann (Czechia, 1930-2005), Holocaust survivor

• Otto Decker (Germany, 1930), American soccer player -- <Kindertransport>

• Walter Feit [8] (Austria, 1930), American mathematician -- <Kindertransport>

• Violeta Friedman (Romania, 1930–2000), Holocaust survivor
  • Mis memorias (My Memories) [1995]

• Jack Garfein (Slovakia, 1930-2019), Holocaust survivor

• Hugo Gryn (Slovakia, 1930-1996), Holocaust survivor

• Michal Kraus (Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Joel Lebowitz (Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Sami Modiano (Greece, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Helga Pollak-Kinsky (Austria, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Liliana Segre (Italy, 1930), Holocaust survivor

• Szymon Srebrnik (Poland, 1930-2006), Holocaust survivor.

• Ela Weissberger (Czechia, 1930), Holocaust survivor

1931

• Frank Auerbach [9] (Germany, 1931), British painter -- <Kindertransport>

• Livia Bitton-Jackson (Czechia, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Simon Gronowski (Belgium, 1931), Holocaust survivor
  • Simon, l'enfant du 20e convoi (2002)

• Joseph Joffo (France, 1931-2018), Holocaust survivor

• Ivan Klíma (Czechia, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Ruth Klüger (Austria, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Renata Laxova [10] (Czechia, 1931), Czech-American pediatric geneticist -- <Kindertransport>

• Lia Levi (Italy, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Alex Moskovic (Slovakia, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Uri Orlev (Poland, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Emanuele Pacifici (Italy, 1931), Holocaust survivor

• Stephan Ross (Poland, 1931), Holocaust survivor
  • From Broken Glass: My Story of Finding Hope in Hitler's Death Camps to Inspire a New Generation (2018)

1932

• Aharon Appelfeld (Romania, 1932-2018), Holocaust survivor

• Edith Bruck (Hungary, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Alf Dubs [11] (Czechia, 1932), British politician -- <Kindertransport>

• François Englert (Belgium, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Luigi Ferri (Italy, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Saul Friedländer (Czechia, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Jack Kuper (Poland, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Branko Lustig (Croatia, 1932-2019), Holocaust survivor

• Johanna Reiss (Netherlands, 1932), Holocaust survivor

• Bernat Rosner (Hungary, 1932), Holocaust survivor
  • An uncommon friendship (2001)

1933

• Otto Dov Kulka (Czechia, 1933), Holocaust survivor

• Ladislaus Löb (Hungary, 1933), Holocaust survivor

• Isaac Millman (France, 1933), Holocaust survivor

• Annette Muller (France, 1933), Holocaust survivor

• Arno Allan Penzias [12] (Germany, 1933), American physicist, Nobel laureate -- <Kindertransport>

• Jacques Saurel (France, 1933), Holocaust survivor
  • De Drancy à Bergen-Belsen, 1944-45 (2006)

• Arianna Szörényi (Italy, 1933), Holocaust survivor

• Aldo Zargani (Italy, 1933), Holocaust survivor

1934

• Inge Auerbacher (Germany, 1934), Holocaust survivor

• Thomas Buergenthal (Czechia, 1934), Holocaust survivor

• Daniel Kahneman (France, 1934), Holocaust survivor

• Eva Mozes Kor (Romania, 1934-2019), Holocaust survivor

1935

• Serge Klarsfeld (Romania, 1935), French activist and Nazi-hunter -- <hiding> -- <wiki.en>

• Coby Lubliner (Poland, 1935), Holocaust survivor -- <Bergen-Belsen> -- <see>

• Erich Reich (Austria, 1935), British entrepreneur -- <Kindertransport> -- <wiki.en>

• Tomi Reichental (Slovakia, 1935), Holocaust memorialist -- <Bergen-Belsen> -- <wiki.en>

• Jan Saudek (Czechia, 1935), Czech artist, photographer -- <Mischlinge> <concentration camp Luža, Poland> -- <wiki.en>

• Kája Saudek (Czechia, 1935-2015), Czech artist, comics illustrator -- <Mischlinge> <concentration camp Luža, Poland> -- <wiki.en>

1936

• Eva Hesse [13] (Germany, 1936-1970), American artist -- <Kindertransport>

1937

• Tatiana Bucci (Italy, 1937), Holocaust survivor

• Yisrael Meir Lau (Poland, 1937), Holocaust survivor

• David Perlmutter (Poland, 1937), Holocaust survivor

1938

• Tova Friedman (Poland, 1938), Holocaust survivor

• Jona Oberski (Netherlands, 1938), Holocaust survivor
  • Kinderjaren (1978)

• Palo Shelah (Pavel Schlesinger; Slovakia, 1938), Holocaust survivor

1939

• Andra Bucci (Italy, 1939), Holocaust survivor

• Ryszard Horowitz (Poland, 1939), Holocaust survivor
  • <Auschwitz> <Schindler's List>

1940

• Michael Bornstein (Poland, 1940), Holocaust survivor

1941

• Joseph Schleifstein (Poland, 1941), Holocaust survivor

• Stefan Jerzy Zweig (Poland, 1941), Holocaust survivor

1942

• Julius Maslovat (Yidele Henechowicz; Poland, 1942), Holocaust survivor