Object numberM1994/020:009a
DescriptionDeportation and exemption notification slips for Jaroslav Lipa (Jaroslaus on the slip), born 1899, incarcerated in Theresienstadt. He died 10 September 1943 in Charles Square Police Prison, Prague, age 44 after being interrogated.
The note was delivered to the prisoner usually in the morning of the same day when he/she were to report for the Transport later in the day. The Einberufung (calling people together for assembly) gave details of the permitted/non-permitted content and weight of the luggage.
Strip a) Summons for Jaroslav Lipa to Transport By (26.10.1942) – the first transport from Terezin to Auschwitz-Birkenau. The number 1805 is his registration number; one was assigned to each selected prisoner by the Transport department of the ghetto’s Jewish self-administration.
1899 – Lipa’s year of birth
276/Ba – Lipa’s Transport number
B IV 144 – Lipa’s accommodation in Barracks IV - Hannover Kaserne, room No. 144
Strip b) information as above, however, Lipa was ‘excluded’ - de-registered as indicated by the term Ausgeschieden.
Strip c) information as above – and likely a summons to another, later, transport, No.1144.
Part of a collection of photographs, medical records, identity documents, postcards, letters, 1943 pocket book, hand-made leather book mark, deportation slips and yellow cloth Star of David donated by Hana Novotny (nee Lipa), daughter of Jaroslav.
The note was delivered to the prisoner usually in the morning of the same day when he/she were to report for the Transport later in the day. The Einberufung (calling people together for assembly) gave details of the permitted/non-permitted content and weight of the luggage.
Strip a) Summons for Jaroslav Lipa to Transport By (26.10.1942) – the first transport from Terezin to Auschwitz-Birkenau. The number 1805 is his registration number; one was assigned to each selected prisoner by the Transport department of the ghetto’s Jewish self-administration.
1899 – Lipa’s year of birth
276/Ba – Lipa’s Transport number
B IV 144 – Lipa’s accommodation in Barracks IV - Hannover Kaserne, room No. 144
Strip b) information as above, however, Lipa was ‘excluded’ - de-registered as indicated by the term Ausgeschieden.
Strip c) information as above – and likely a summons to another, later, transport, No.1144.
Part of a collection of photographs, medical records, identity documents, postcards, letters, 1943 pocket book, hand-made leather book mark, deportation slips and yellow cloth Star of David donated by Hana Novotny (nee Lipa), daughter of Jaroslav.
Production placeCzechoslovakia
Subjecttransport, deportation
Object namedeportation notices
Materialpaper
Dimensions
- width: 210.00 mm
height: 15.00 mm
Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ms. Hana Novotny