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Eszter Grünfeld Weinstock

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Eszter Grünfeld Weinstock was born in Csorgo, Czechoslovakia, 1903. During the war was in Bergen Belsen, Germany.
Eszter was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Bergen Belsen, Germany, 23/06/1945.

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Last Name	First Name	Year of Birth	Place of Residence	Source
Grünfeld Weinstock	Eszter	1903	Csorgo, Czechoslovakia	List of camp inmates

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Last Name

Grünfeld

Last Name

Weinstock

First Name

Eszter

Date of Birth

24/12/1903

Place of Birth

Csorgo, Zemplin, Slovakia, Czechoslovakia

Citizenship

Hungary

Place During the War/Shoah

Bergen Belsen,Camp,Germany

Liberation Place

Bergen Belsen,Camp,Germany

Liberation Date

15/04/1945

Place of Death

Bergen Belsen,DP Camp,Germany

Date of Death

23/06/1945

Status According to Source

murdered

Source Collection

Registry of Names of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp prisoners from the Memorials Foundation of Lower Saxony/Bergen-Belsen Memorial

Type of Material

List of camp inmates

Item ID

16087567

* Automatic translation from Hebrew

Csorgo

Zemplin

Slovakia

Czechoslovakia

48.461;21.640

Bergen Belsen

Camp

Germany

52.799;9.888

Bergen Belsen

DP Camp

Germany

52.782;9.930

Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.