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Sub-Carpathia Holocaust
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Holocaust - the beginning
In 1939, after Hungary
annexed Subcarpathian Rus', draconian laws were passed banning Jews from
attending school or from running their businesses. Hungary's policy of legal
restrictions was gradually replaced by relocating the Jews into ghettos and,
ultimately, their deportation.
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- → Holocaust - Kassa List (Date order)
- → Holocaust - Kassa List (Station of Departure/Date order)
- → Holocaust - Arrival at Auschwitz
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Compiled and created by: Marshall J. KATZ,
USA
Sources:
A Brief History Of The Jews Of Subcarpathia by Joseph EDEN (EINCZIG), USA
Jewish Virtual Library JVL
Short history of Jews in Transcarpathia by Prof. Dr. Paul Robert MAGOCSI, Canada
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum USHMM
Wikipedia WIKI
Contributors and descendants of Sub-Carpathia Jewish families:
Louis SCHONFELD, USA
Adam SMITH, USA
Ari TESSLER, Belgium
Joseph VAYS, USA
Amos Israel ZEZMER, France
Updated: 23 May 2011
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Sources:
A Brief History Of The Jews Of Subcarpathia by Joseph EDEN (EINCZIG), USA
Jewish Virtual Library JVL
Short history of Jews in Transcarpathia by Prof. Dr. Paul Robert MAGOCSI, Canada
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum USHMM
Wikipedia WIKI
Contributors and descendants of Sub-Carpathia Jewish families:
Louis SCHONFELD, USA
Adam SMITH, USA
Ari TESSLER, Belgium
Joseph VAYS, USA
Amos Israel ZEZMER, France
Updated: 23 May 2011
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