People

On  this page you can read about the people I am doing research on, or names that are mentionned in my documents.

1. Family members :

Kahan, Eisic Hers

• Alternative spelling : Eisik , Hersch
• Born October 15, 1893
• Murdered in Auschwitz,1942. Yad Vashem record : 

Paszternak, Sura

• Born November 1st, 1892
• Married to Eisik Kahan
• Gave birth at 21 (Serena), 22 (Avram), 30 (Sinna ), 37 (Jozef)
• Murdered in Auschwitz,1942.Yad Vashem record

Kahan, Avram

• Born February 11, 1914 in Dragomeresti, Romania
• Passed away in 2003 in Antwerpen

Kahan, Jozef

• Born October 24, 1929 in Belgium
• Murdered in Auschwitz,1942.Yad Vashem record 

Kahan, Sinna

• Born March 15, 1922 (as in Dossin Museum document)
• I submitted testimonial to Yad Vashem for enlisting in Shoah victim database.

Kahan, Serena

• Born February 23, 1923 (birth registration)

Kahan, Riel (or Rachel)

• Born in Satu Mare May 1st, 1919
• Only trace of Riel is in the Jodenregister 

Hani Rosenberg

• Born 1867,  Nogy Bocsko (?) - Hungary
• mother of Eisik Hers

Jacob Kahan 

• Born 1866, Dragomiresti
• father of Eisik Hers

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2. Ordered alphabetically by last name if available..

Kahan/Cohen , Ruben
Mentionned on this Ketuba

Jacobs, Eliezer
Mentionned on this Ketuba

Kestenbaum:
Mentionned on this card.

Lila (or Lida), Rivka
Mentionned on this Ketuba

Paszternak, Rifka

• Born december 1889 (K.Dossin(*) list)
• Probably sister of Sura
• mentionned in little notebook

Pasternak Ryfka
see Schmutz Refka

Rappoport, Joseph:
Adressed on this letter

Rozenfeld, Herman:
At the back of this picture

Schiffer, Sara
Mentionned in this document
Died in Auschwitz 1943. Yad Vashem record : http://db.yadvashem.org/names/nameDetails.html?itemId=7283321&language=en  

Schmutz Ryfka
mentioned in Eisik's(?) notebook (smoetzi), and in Dossin's(*) victims list

Schterenbuch, U.
Mentionned in this document

Widman, Mozes : mentionned in this document
a 'Widman Mozes' is also mentionned on an undate list from Krakow.



(*) these documents are not from Dossin Kazerne, rather result of research work done 60's/70's by jewish community to list deportation victims.