Leon Halaunbrenner (M / Austria, 1929-1943), Holocaust victim

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Leon Halaunbrenner (M / Austria, France, 1929-1943), Holocaust victim

Alexander Halaunbrenner (M / France, 1931), Holocaust survivor

Mina Halaunbrenner (F / France, 1935-1944), Holocaust victim

Claudine Halaunbrenner (F / France, 1939-1944), Holocaust victim

Monique Halaunbrenner (F / France, 1941), Holocaust survivor

Biography

Leon Halaunbrenner was born 1929 in Austria. The family then moved from Austria to France. After the German invasion, father was arrested and shot. Leon was deported to Auschwitz where he was forced to work in a salt mine, and perished. Mother entrusted Mina and Claudine to the Children's Home in Izieu. Both girls were deported and murdered at Auschwitz. Mother and the other two children, Alexander and Monique, survived in hiding.

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