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Bisl Grobshtein
Survived
Bisl Grobshtein was born in Końskie, Poland to Menakhem Manela and Miriam. Prior to WWII he lived in unstated place. During the war he was in Auschwitz Birkenau, Poland.
Bisl survived the Shoah.
Bisl survived the Shoah.
This information is based on the records/documents displayed below:
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Birth | Place of Residence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grobshtein | Bisl | unstated place, | Survivors and refugees registration form |
Record 1
Record Details Submit corrections and additions
Last Name
Grobshtein
First Name
Bisl
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Końskie,Konskie,Kielce,PolandFather's First Name
Menakhem
Father's First Name
Manela
Mother's First Name
Miriam
Permanent Place of Residence
unstated place,<>,<>,<>
Citizenship
<>,<>,<>,Poland
Place During the War
Końskie,Ghetto,Poland
Place During the War
Warsaw,Ghetto,Poland
Place During the War
Kielce,Camp,Poland
Place During the War
Sosnowiec Srodula,Camp,Poland
Place During the War
Auschwitz Birkenau,Extermination Camp,Poland
Place During the War
Mauthausen,Camp,AustriaPlace During the War
Gosen,Camp,Germany
Place During the War
Gunskirchen,Camp,AustriaLiberation Place
Gunskirchen,Camp,AustriaLiberation Date
04/05/1945
Post War Location
<>,<>,England,United KingdomStatus According to Source
survived
Source Collection
Yad Vashem - Survivors Registration Forms
Type of Material
Survivors and refugees registration formItem ID
9956110
Końskie
Konskie
Kielce
Poland
51.196;20.407
unstated place
Auschwitz Birkenau
Extermination Camp
Poland
48.241;13.940
Gosen
Camp
Germany
50.293;13.708
Gunskirchen
Camp
Austria
52.229;19.190
Kielce
Camp
Poland
51.196;20.407
Końskie
Ghetto
Poland
50.866;20.628
Mauthausen
Camp
Austria
48.133;21.012
Sosnowiec Srodula
Camp
Poland
52.392;19.154
Warsaw
Ghetto
Poland
50.042;14.515
Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.