Jews Forcibly Relocated to Lacaune, France

754 Records

Holocaust · Victims · Refugees/DPs · France

Introduction by Jacques Fijalkow

Background

This data set includes Jews forcibly relocated to Lacaune, France, during WWII. More than 20 died during the war and are buried in the Lacaune cemetery and are included in JewishGen’s JOWBR database.

This list includes Jews that were deported and those that were originally residents and not deported from Lacaune.

Database

This database includes 754 records of those relocated to Lacaune, France. The fields for this database are as follows:

Surname

Given name (Includes woman’s maiden name)

Date of birth

Son / daughter

Father’s name

Mother’s name (Includes woman’s maiden name)

City of birth

Country of birth

Nationality (See Note A below)

Marital status (See Note B below)

Occupation (See Note C below)

Previous address

Date arrived in Lacaune

Date of Lacaune roundup

Lacaune address

Deportation and other info

Note A — Nationalities (French / English)

French	English
Allemande	German
Américaine	American
Apatride	Stateless
Autrichienne	Austrian
Belge	Belgian
Bulgare	Bulgarian
Dantzigoise	Danzig
Égyptienne	Egyptian
Française	French
Grecque	Greek
Hollandaise	Dutch
Hongroise	Hungarian
Italienne	Italian
Indéterminée	Undetermined
Lithuanienne	Lithuanian
Lituanienne	Lithuanian
Norvégienne	Norwegian
Polonaise	Polish
Roumaine	Romanian
Russe	Russian
Syrien	Syrian
Tchécoslovaque	Czechoslovakian
Turque	Turkish

Note B (Marital Status)

Abbreviation	English
m	Marié / Mariée	Married
a	Adopte / Adoptee	Adopted
c	Célibataire	Unmarried
d	Divorcé / Divorcée	Divorced
e	Enfant?	Child
v	Veuf / Veuve	Widow/widower

Note C (Occupations)

For assistance with translating occupations from French to English, please see JewishGen’s Info File

Acknowledgements

The information contained in this database was provided courtesy of Jacques Fijalkow of the Lacaune Jewish Friendship Association. The source documents were the registers of "Undesirables" that were in the Lacaune town hall archives since the war. For more information, please see the Association’s website

Thank you to Nolan Altman, Director of Data Acquisition and Coordinator of Holocaust Database, for his continued devotion and dedication to JewishGen's important work.

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