Berlin, Germany, Photograph of Alfred Avraham Kalner (father of the submitter), sitting second from the right, and his brother Wolf Kalner (standing fourth from the right), 1926.
Berlin, Germany, Photograph of Alfred Avraham Kalner (father of the submitter), sitting second from the right, and his brother Wolf Kalner (standing fourth from the right), 1926.
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Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Seven photographs of members of the Kalner family in Berlin, Germany
Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Archival Signature : 9519/7
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : Seven Photographs of Members of the Kalner Family in Berlin, Germany
Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Archival Signature : 9519/4
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : Seven Photographs of Members of the Kalner Family in Berlin, Germany
Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Archival Signature : 9519/3
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : Seven Photographs of Members of the Kalner Family in Berlin, Germany
Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Archival Signature : 9519/2
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : Seven Photographs of Members of the Kalner Family in Berlin, Germany
Francesa Kalner was born in Spandau, Berlin, Germany on 30/05/1926. Her parents were Gerta (Solomon) and Avraham Alfred Kalner. Her sister was Stefani Steffi, born on 07/07/1929. The family made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1933, using aliya certificates. Her maternal grandfather Louis Solomon was deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. He was sent from Theresienstadt to Sweden on a transport in 1945, where he remained in quarantine until 1947; he arrived to Eretz Israel using an aliya certificate.
Archival Signature : 9519/1
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : Seven Photographs of Members of the Kalner Family in Berlin, Germany