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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Remove from selection Add to selection Numero oggettoM2010/120 CreatoreInternational Tracing Service DescrizioneA 3 page letter from the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen, dated 21 April 2009, to Joseph Beutum in Australia regarding his parents Mr Aladar Beutum and Mrs Eltelka Beutum (nee Kohn), both born in Budapest. The organisation is unable to tell him the fate of his parents. It informs him, "The prisoners, who died shortly before their liberation or on the evacuation march when the allied forces drew closer, were not registered on the "Schreibstubenkarte" or in the death book. The death book only holds the prisoners of the main Camp, deceased before April 27th 1945...." Luogo di produzioneGermany Data 2009-04-21 Soggettofamilies, information services, post-World War II, tracing loved ones, loved ones' fates, Red Cross message service Nome oggettoofficial correspondence Materialepaper Dimensioni length: 292.00 mm width: 210.00 mm Lingua English Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr Joseph Beutum

Numero oggettoM2010/120

DescrizioneA 3 page letter from the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen, dated 21 April 2009, to Joseph Beutum in Australia regarding his parents Mr Aladar Beutum and Mrs Eltelka Beutum (nee Kohn), both born in Budapest. The organisation is unable to tell him the fate of his parents. It informs him, "The prisoners, who died shortly before their liberation or on the evacuation march when the allied forces drew closer, were not registered on the "Schreibstubenkarte" or in the death book. The death book only holds the prisoners of the main Camp, deceased before April 27th 1945...."

Luogo di produzioneGermany

Data 2009-04-21

Soggettofamilies, information services, post-World War II, tracing loved ones, loved ones' fates, Red Cross message service

Nome oggettoofficial correspondence

Materialepaper

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Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mr Joseph Beutum

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