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Joseph Ehrlich

7 Dec 1862–1 Feb 1944

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Joseph Ehrlich1862–1944

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What the record says

WhatWhenWhereNoted
BirthDec 7 1862Reetz, PomeraniaBundesarchiv memorial list and Berlin deportation list; the Page of Testimony says 7 November
DeportationMar 17 1943Berlin to TheresienstadtBerlin deportation list; Theresienstadt inmate list
DeathFeb 1 1944TheresienstadtTheresienstadt inmate list and Bundesarchiv memorial list; the Page of Testimony says 1943 and loses

Where this comes from

Unproven kinship

DOCUMENTED, in four places. The Bundesarchiv memorial list, the Berlin deportation list and the Theresienstadt inmate list agree: born at Reetz in Pomerania, of Berlin, deported from Berlin to Theresienstadt on 17 March 1943, dead there on 1 February 1944. A Yad Vashem Page of Testimony (item 5369883) disagrees on two fields, giving 7 November 1862 and 1943; the lists win on both, as the page of testimony is written from memory, often decades later. NOT PROVED KIN to the Schubin Leibholz family: he is the father-in-law of a Georg Rosenberg and belongs to a second family entirely.

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