Two photos which feature my father’s youngest sister, Roza Fisch. Roza and her three nieces were all murdered in the Holocaust.
This is a pillow that Eko made. My grandmother’s sister Eko was always doing something with her hands, including embroidery, which she loved.
This archival CD Rom contains the historical demographics of Jewish migration to Mexico 1900-1950 including the 1940 immigration visa of my grandmother, Helen Lenhoff (neé Löwy, married name Zucker).
This is a page from the Nicholas Winton Scrapbook that contains a list of names of some of the 669 Czech children that Winton helped to rescue and settle in the UK in 1939, including my 13-year-old mother Emilie (listed as Emma) Zucker.
This document is one of several registration documents my father, Georg (Gyorgy) Balazs, had to fill in and sign when he arrived at Buchenwald
They were subjected to the horrors described in this slide.
The death of her father necessitated her going into a “kinderheim”, an orphanage, where she continued her schooling at the “Volkschule Moriah”.