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Ilona Chaia Breuer
Survived
Ilona Chaia Breuer nee Deutsch was born in Debrecen, Hungary, 1914 to Moshe and Sara. She was a seamstress and married to Tuvia. Prior to WWII she lived in Debrecen, Hungary. During the war she was in Debrecen, Hungary.
Ilona Chaia survived the Shoah.
Ilona Chaia survived the Shoah.
This information is based on the records/documents displayed below:
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Birth | Place of Residence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breuer | Ilona Chaia | 1914 | Debrecen, Hungary | Survivors and refugees registration form |
Record 1
Record Details Submit corrections and additions
Last Name
Breuer
Last Name
Braier
First Name
Ilona
First Name
Chaia
Maiden Name
Deutsch
Gender
Female
Date of Birth
26/12/1914
Place of Birth
Debrecen,Hajdu,<>,HungaryFather's First Name
Moshe
Mother's First Name
Sara
Marital Status
Married
Spouse's First Name
Tuvia
Permanent Place of Residence
Debrecen,Hajdu,<>,HungaryAddress of Permanent Residence
פיאץ 77
Profession
Seamstress
Place During the War/Shoah
Debrecen,Hajdu,<>,HungaryPlace During the War/Shoah
Debrecen,Ghetto,Hungary
Place During the War/Shoah
Strasshof,Camp,Austria
Place During the War/Shoah
Wien - Essling,Camp,Austria
Liberation Place
Wien - Essling,Camp,Austria
Liberation Date
04/1945
Post War Location
<>,<>,<>,HungaryPlace of Death
Netanya,<>,<>,Israel
Date of Death
28/07/2008
Status According to Source
survived
Submitter Name
Tomash BraierRelationship to Survivor
Son
Source Collection
Yad Vashem - Survivors Registration Forms
Type of Material
Survivors and refugees registration formItem ID
9409900
Debrecen
Hajdu
Hungary
47.517;21.637
Debrecen
Hajdu
Hungary
47.517;21.637
Debrecen
Ghetto
Hungary
47.517;16.636
Debrecen
Hajdu
Hungary
47.517;16.530
Strasshof
Camp
Austria
48.316;21.637
Wien - Essling
Camp
Austria
48.233;21.637
Netanya
Israel
32.346;34.861
Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.