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WOLF, Gertrud. Born on April 29, 1903, née Levy, in Aach. Deported from Mainz-Darmstadt on March 25, 1942, to the Piaski transit ghetto in Poland. Deported to Belzec, where she perished on March 31, 1942.
WOLF, Marie. Born on January 17, 1928, in Bingen. Deported from Mainz-Darmstadt on March 25, 1942, to the Piaski transit ghetto in Poland. Deported to Belzec.
WOLFF, Gertrud. Born on May 12, 1894, née Aron, in Gorlitz, Poland. Deported from Breslau on April 13, 1942 to the Izbica transit ghetto. Deported to Belzec.
WOLFF, Hans. Born on July 22, 1924, in Hambuch. Perished in Belzec in May 1942.
WOLFF, Simon. Born on January 21, 1888, in Landeshut. Lived in Breslau. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
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Belzec Victims from other Countries
This is a partial listing, in alphabertical order. This list has been compiled from survivor testimony and from two major websites consulted, which were the Holocaust Historical Society and Yad Vashem Central Shoah database. Where it is listed that an individulal might have died at Belzec or another camp / place, then these entries have been omitted, unless there is compelling evidence that the individual perished in Belzec. Most of the victims listed were born and raised in Poland, but where the birthplace was in a different country, then this is shown. This list will never be complete, but will be updated if re-prints occur.
ADLER, Aba. Born in 1877. He was married to Henia and was a merchant by profession. Deported from Proszowice to Belzec, where he perished during 1942.
ADLER, Ber. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec.
ADLER, David. Born in 1893, in Dukla. He was a businessman who lived in Yaslo. Deported to Belzec.
ADLER, Dwora. Born in 1909, née Beitler, in Narol. Married to Natan. Deported from Rawa Ruska to Belzec, where she perished during 1942.
ADLER, Elka. Born in 1900 in Lubaszow. Married to David. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Ester. Born in 1899, née Nestel, in Strzeliska. Married to Kisiel. Perished in Belzec in 1942.
ADLER, Freude. Born in 1924, in Strzeliska. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Gitel. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec.
ADLER, Golda. Born in 1937, in Kolomea. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Hena. Born in 1897, née Gut, in Wojtkowka.
ADLER, Hersh. Born in Wojtkowka in 1896. Perished in Belzec.
ADLER, Kisiel: Born in 1892. Married to Ester. Deported from Strzeliska to Belzec, where he perished during 1942.
ADLER, Klara. Born in 1886, in Kolomea. Married to Leon. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Leib. Born in 1907, in Krakow. Married to Sala and was a butcher by profession. Deported from Krakow to Belzec.
ADLER, Leibisch. Born in 1905, in Kurdanow. Married to Sara.
ADLER, Malka. Born in 1909, née Muntz, in Zamosc. Married to Yitzhak. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Maurycy. Born in 1892, in Skawina. Deported from Krakow to Belzec.
ADLER, Miriam. Born in 1917, née Oringer, in Kolomea. She was single. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Mordekhai. Born in 1908, in Belz. Married to Khana. Deported from Lubicza Krolewska to Belzec, where he perished during 1942.
ADLER, Moses. Born in 1903, in Wojtkowka. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
ADLER, Mosze. Born in 1896, in Izbica. Married to Feiga. Deported from Izbica to Belzec.
ADLER, Natan. Born in 1940, to Natan and Dvora in Rawa Ruska.
ADLER, Olga. Born on April 3, 1882, née Furth, in Susice, Czechoslovakia. Married to Siegfried. Lived in Vienna, Austria. Perished in Belzec on May 15, 1942.
ADLER, Rivka. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec.
ADLER, Sala. Born in 1916, née Noihof. She was married to Arie and was a housewife. Perished in Belzec.
ADLER, Sarah. Born in 1915. Deported from Zagorze to Belzec, where she perished during 1942.
ADLER, Siegfried. Born on June 26, 1876, in Luka, Czechoslovakia. He was a Textile factory owner and was married to Olga. Perished in Belzec on May 15, 1942.
ALLERHAND, Jozek. Grandson of Maurycy and Salomea Allerhand. Deported with them from Lvov in August 1942 to Belzec.
ALLERHAND, Maurycy. Born in 1862 in Lvov. He was a professor at Lvov University and author of many books about jurisprudence, which are still in use today by students and lawyers in Poland. Before the Second World War, he was a member of the Polish Supreme Court. During 1941–42 he lived in the Lvov ghetto where he wrote a diary. During the “Great Action” in August 1942, he was deported to Belzec, along with his wife Salomea and their grandson Jozek. All three perished in Belzec. The diary he wrote in the Lvov ghetto was found after some time. His second gransdon, Dr. Leszek Allerhand, published the diary in Poland in 2003, under the title Notes from the Other World.
ALLERHAND, Salomea. Née Weintraub. The wife of Professor Maurycy Allerhand. Deported to Belzec with him and their grandson Jozek from Lvov in August 1942.
AUERBACH, Herman. Born October 26, 1901, in Tarnopol. He was a famous mathemtician and a professor at Lvov University. Before the Second World War, he published many works about mathematics and geometry, which were translated from Polish into French and German and are still in use today. Whilst he was in the Lvov ghetto during 1941–42, he wrote his last work on geometry, on the reverse side of German documents. On August 17, 1942, during the “Great Action,” he was deported to Belzec, where he perished. His last work, written in the Lvov ghetto, was finally published in Polish in 1992.
BACHNER, Moszey. Born in 1904 in Krakow. He was a merchant and single. Deported from Krakow to Belzec.
BAJLER, Abram Icchoc. Born in 1927. Son of Fela and Shimon Hirsh, deported together with his parents to Belzec.
BAJLER, Fela. Born in 1905, “resetted” to Zamosc from the Warthegau. Deported to Belzec together with Szlamek Bajler. She was the sister-in-law of Szlamek, and they were deported from Zamosc, during the “First Action” on April 11, 1942.
BAJLER, Rivka. Born in 1938, the daughter of Fela and Shimon Hirsh. Deported from Zamosc with her parents to Belzec.
BAJLER, Shimon. Born in 1901. He was the brother of Szlamek and husband to Fela. Deported along with other members of his family from Zamosc to Belzec in April 1942.
BAJLER, Szlamek. Lived in the Warthegau until December 1941. Deported to the Chelmno (Kulmhof) death camp, on January 13, 1942, from the town of Izbica Kujawska. Selected for the “death brigade,” who worked at emptying the gas vans and digging mass graves. Escaped from Chelmno on January 19, 1942, and for several days lived in the Warsaw ghetto. There he made contact with Emanuel Ringelblum and he informed him of the death camp in Chelmno and how the Germans were murdering the Jews.
He left Warsaw and went to live with his brother and sister-in-law in Zamosc. When the deportations as part of Aktion Reinhardt commenced, Szlamek once again made contact with Ringelblum and his Oneg Shabbat group, sending a letter informing them that “Belzec is the same as in Kulmhof.”
Szlamek was deported from the Zamosc ghetto along with his sister-in-law, brother, and other members of the family on April 11, 1942, to Belzec, where he perished. Their fate was related to Emanuel Ringelblum by Fela Bajler’s son. Szlamek’s harrowing report about Chelmno is virtually unique, as there were so few survivors .
BALDACHIM. Engineer. From a statement made in 1968 by Panteleon Radunkow, who was a Ukrainian teacher in the Belzec village during the occupation: “Engineer Baldachim came from Rzeszow. He worked in a group of Jewish prisoners who were allowed to work outside the death camp, of course guarded by Ukrainians. Radunkow met Baldachim several times and from him learned many detais about the death camp, including the method of killing. Radunkow sent post cards written by Baldachim to the Rzeszow Ghetto, where his family still lived. According to Radunkow, Engineer Baldachim, was killed in the course of the liquidation of the camp in 1943.”
BALDINGER, Sara. Born in 1920, in Biecz. She was a pupil.
BARAN, Jakub. Deported from the Lvov ghetto
to Belzec in March 1942.
BAUER, Sosza. Born in 1902, in Drohobycz. She was single. Perished in Belzec during September 1942.
BAUER, Yakob. Born in 1874, in Poland. He was a restaurant owner. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BAUM, Gitel. Born in 1897, in Tomaszow Lubelski. She was married to Shalom and was a housewife. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BAUM, Leib. Born in 1916, in Wielopole. He was single. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BAUM, Naftali. Born in 1915, in Broniszow. He was married to Rivka and was a landowner. Persihed in Belzec during 1942.
BAUM, Zofia. Born in 1894, in Podboz. Married to Beniamin. Deported from Sambor to Belzec.
BECK, Salomea. Born in May 1924, in Zakopane. Deported from Nowy-Targ to Belzec during September 1942.
BEER, Hene. Born on November 1, 1914, née Verner, in Tuchow. She was a clerk by profession and married. Perished in Belzec during September 1942.
BEICZER, Leizor. Born in 1888, in Szczebrzesyn, Poland. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BEIN, Estera. Born in 1875, in Poland. She was married to Yehuda and was a housewife.
BEKER, Awraham. Born in 1924, in Witkow Nowy. He was single and a pupil. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BEKERMAN, Reizl. Born in 1910, in Zmudz. She was a clerk by profession and single. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BEKKER, Henryk. Born on June 6, 1886, in Bialystok. He was an architecht who graduated from the Politechnic High School in Munich. Before the Second World War, he was the leader of the Folkspartaj (Jewish People’s Party) in Lublin and a member of the Lublin City Council. From 1936, he was the president of the Jewish Community Council, and became the first president of the Lublin Judenrat after the Nazi occupation.
On March 31, 1942, he was deported, together with his wife, from Lublin to Belzec. After the selection of the Judenrat members, he knew about the fate of the deportees and went to the Umschlagplatz in Lublin without suitases, wearing his prayer shawl. Perished in Belzec along with his wife.
BENDLER, Ronia. Born in 1887, in Tomaszow Mazowiecki. She was married to Motel and was a housewife.
BER, Brejndel. Born in 1902, in Lubashov. She was widowed and was a grocer by profession. Perished during 1942 in Belzec.
BERCHARD, Fryda. Born in 1925, in Rawa Ruska.
BERGER, Isak. Born in 1914, in Uhnow. He was a merchant by profession and single. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BERGER, Mendl. Born in 1914, in Wielopole. He was married and was a merchant by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BERGER, Nesia. Born in 1889, in Uhnow. She was married and was a housewife. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BERKOWICZ, Marie. Born in 1871, in Vienna, Austria. Deported from Krakow to Belzec, where she perished during June 1942.
BERKOWICZ, Sara. Born on March 14, 1914, in Krakow. She was a clerk by profession and married. Deported from Krakow to Belzec, where she perished on October 28, 1942.
BERLINSKA, Mala. Born in 1916, in Zywiec. Deported from the Belzyce ghetto to Belzec during 1942.
BERNBLAT, Chaja. Born in 1923, in Tomaszow Lubelski. She was a pupil and single. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BERNSTEIN, Gitel. Née Boryslaw. She was married to Berl and was a housewife. Deported from Boryslaw to Belzec in 1942.
BILITZ, Frida. Born in 1909, in Krakow.
BINDER, Leib. Born in 1885, in Rozdol. He was married to Lea and was a merchant by profession.
BINDER, Mirl. Born in 1923, in Rozdol. She was single.
BINDER, Mojsze. Born in 1882, in Rozdol. He was married to Frida and was a merchant by profession.
BINDER, Samoil. Born in 1921, in Rozdol. He was a merchant by profession and single.
BINDER, Simcha. Born in 1903, in Rozdol. He was married to Sara and was a merchant by profession.
BIRNBAUM, Rebeka. Born on May 15, 1912, in Rozwaldow. She was married to Shlomo and lived in Dukla. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BIRNBERG, Rozia. Born in 1902, in Podwoloczyska. She was married and perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLAICHER, Frida. Born in 1916, née Blum, in Proszowice. She was married and a housewife. Deported from Krakow to Belzec in 1942.
BLAJBERG, Mendel. Born in 1901, in Niemirow. He was married. Deported from Niemirow to Belzec.
BLANDE, Icchak. Born in 1882, in Laszczow. He was married and was a merchant by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLANDE, Zacharia. Born in 1919, in Laszczow. He was married and was a merchant by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLANDER, Faivel. Born in 1907, in Tomaszow Lubelski. He was married and was a merchant by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLANDER, Yehoshua. Born in 1882, in Tomaszow Lubelski. He was married and a textile merchant by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLANK, Mordko. Born in 1896, in Tomaszow Lubelski. He was married and a hairdresser by profession.
BLANKENHAMER, Hersh. Born in 1910, in Uhnow. He was married. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLAT, Hana. Born in 1882. She was married to Lipa and lived in Krasnystaw. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLAT, Reizl. Born in 1895, in Izbica.
BLATT, Fela. Born in 1895, in Krakow. She was married and a housewife. Deported from Slominki to Belzec in 1942.
BLATT, Hersz. Born in 1902, in Warsaw. Deported from Krakow to Belzec.
BLATT. Lea. Born in 1895, in Przemysl. Deported from Przemysl to Belzec.
BLATT, Rywka. Born in 1884, in Krakow. She was a housewife and married. She lived in Plaszow. Deported from Krakow to Belzec.
BLAU, Zlata. Born in 1890, in Sanok. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLAUTAL, Szajndel. Born in 1900, in Kolomea. She was single and was deported from Kolomea to Belzec.
BLAUTHAL, Chaja. Born in 1910, in Kolomea. Deported from Kolomea to Belzec in 1942.
BLAUTHAL, Jehudit. Born in 1902, in Kolomea. She was single. Deported from Kolomea to Belzec in 1942.
BLAUTHAL, Rachel. Born in 1914, in Buczacz. She was single and was deported from Stanislavov to Belzec during 1942.
BLECH, Chana. Born in 1882. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec during 1942.
BLEIBERG, Gitel. Born in Opatow. She was married to Yehoshua and was a housewife.
BLEIBERG, Hersh. Born in 1922, in Jaworow.
BLEJBERG, Sarah. Born in 1899, in Lubashov. She was married and perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLEM, Dr. Karol. Deported from the Lvov ghetto to Belzec in March 1942.
BLIC, Ichak. Born in 1910, in Krakow. He was married. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLITER, Etla. Born in 1914, in Glogow. She was single.
BLITTER, Tauba. Born in 1895, in Sokolow Malopolski. She was married. Deported from Sokolow to Belzec in 1942.
BLITZER, Shendel. Born in 1922, in Sokolow. She was single and perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLOCH, Rysia. Born on January 22, 1898, in Delatyn. She was married and was deported from Lvov to Belzec.
BLONSHTEIN, Rachel. Born in 1908, in Gliniany.
BLUM, Rywka. Born in 1900, in Gorlice. She was married to Elimelekh and was a housewife. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLUM, Sara. Born in 1870, in Wodzislaw. Deported from Proszowice to Belzec during 1942.
BLUM, Zeev. Born in 1861, in Wladyslawow. He was a tinsmith by profession and lived in Proshovitza. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLUMBERG, Dow. Born in 1914, in Lubaczow. He was single and a lawyer by profession. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLUMBERG, Icchak. Born in 1892. He was married to Lea and was a haberdasher by profession. He lived in Lubaszewo. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLUMENFELD, Chaja. Born in 1917, in Lubicz. She was married to Moshe. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BLUMENFELD, Feiwel. Born in 1900, in Oswiecim. He was married and was a rabbi. Deported from Proszowice to Belzec during 1942.
BLUMENFELD, Rakhel. Born in 1898, née Wolosker, in Przemysl. She was
married to Arie and was a merchant by profession. Deported from Przemysl to Belzec during 1942.
BLUMENTAL, Eliezer. Born in 1908, in Jagelnica. He was single and a baker by profession.
BLUTH, Ester. Born in 1910, in Ropczyce. She was married. Deported from Ropczyce to Belzec in 1942.
BLUZER, Malka. Born in 1896, in Tomaszow Lubelski. Married to Yisrael. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BOIM, Jozef. Born in 1890, in Pstragowa. He was married. Deported from Wielopole to Belzec during 1942.
BOJM, Chaja. Born in 1896, in Zamosc. She was a housewife. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec in 1942.
BOSKER, Ester. Born in 1889, in Zamosc. She was a grocer. Deported from Zamosc to Belzec.
BRANDE, Rywka. Born in 1901, in Czortkow. She was married and was housewife. Deported from Radziechow to Belzec.
BRANDL, Malka. Born in 1914, in Trawniki. She was single and was deported from Trawniki to Belzec.
BRAUN, David. Born in 1903, in Zamosc. He was married to Shifra and a factory owner.
BRAUN, Sara. Born in 1906, in Dukla. She was married to Shlomo and was a housewife. Deported from Tarnow to Belzec.
BRAUN, Tonia. Born in 1912. She was single and was deported from Krakow to Belzec.
BRIK, Mindl. Born in 1878, in Debica. She was a widow and a housewife. Perished in Belzec during 1942.
BRIKS, Chana. Born in 1902, in Slupca. She was a housewife.
BRIKS, Ferka. Born in 1867, in Slowce.
BUNDER, Herman. Born in 1906, in Rozdol. He was single and was a merchant by profession.
BURSZTYN, Lejba. Born in 1910, in Szczebrzeszyn. He was a merchant by profession. Deported from Szczebrzeszyn to Belzec.
DACH, Chaim. Born in 1892, in Jozefow. He was a merchant by profession. Deported from Jozefow to Belzec.
DANZIG, Yitzhak. Born in 1910, in Krakow He was a Tailor by profession and married. Deported from Krakow to Belzec in 1942.
DAR, Wolf. Born in 1913, in Dembica. He was single and was a merchant by profession. Deported from Tarnow during 1942 to Belzec.
DELIGACZ, Yoel. Born in 1875, in Trembowla. He was a merchant by profession and married. Perished in Belzec during 1942.