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Laszlo Tardos

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Murdered

Laszlo Tardos was born in Antalpuszta, Hungary, 1911 to Aranka nee Lorschy. During the war he was in forced labor battalions MUSZ in the Hungarian armed forces.
Laszlo was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Kiev, Ukraine (USSR), 09/05/1943.

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Last Name	First Name	Year of Birth	Place of Residence	Source
Tardos	Laszlo	1911	Antalpuszta, Hungary	List of Hungarian labor battalion victims

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Last Name

Tardos

First Name

Laszlo

Gender

Male

Date of Birth

05/05/1911

Place of Birth

Antalpuszta, Somogy, Hungary

Mother's First Name

Aranka

Mother's Maiden Name

Lorschy

Place During the War/Shoah

forced labor battalions MUSZ in the Hungarian armed forces,<>,<>,<>

Wartime Address

Unit: 109/7 TMSZ

Place of Death

Kiev,Kiev City,Kiev,Ukraine (USSR)

Date of Death

09/05/1943

Status According to Source

murdered

Source Collection

Nevek - Victims of Hungarian Labour Battalions, The Beate Klarsfeld Foundation and Yad Vashem, 1992

Type of Material

List of Hungarian labor battalion victims

Item ID

5303060

* Automatic translation from Hebrew

Antalpuszta

Somogy

Hungary

forced labor battalions MUSZ in the Hungarian armed forces

Kiev

Kiev City

Kiev

Ukraine (USSR)

50.429;30.531

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