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Mania Altman

*1938 in Radom, Poland

Lelka Birnbaum

*1933 in Poland

Sergio De Simone

*1937 in Naples, Italy

Surcis Goldinger

*1934/35 in Poland

Riwka Herszberg

*1938 in Zduńska Wola, Poland

Eduard and Alexander Hornemann

*1933/1936 in Eindhoven, the Netherlands

Marek James

*1939 in Poland

Walter Jungleib

*1932 in Slovakia

Lea Klygerman

*1937 in Ostrowiec, Poland

Georges-André Kohn

*1932 in Paris, France

Bluma Mekler

*1934 in Sandomierz, Poland

Jacqueline Morgenstern

*1932 in Paris, France

Eduard Reichenbaum

*1934 in Kattowitz, Poland

Marek Steinbaum

*1937 in Radom, Poland

H. Wassermann

*1937 in Poland

Roman and Eleonora Witoński

*1938/1939 in Radom, Poland

R. Zeller

*1933 in Poland

Ruchla Zylberberg

*1936 in Zawichost, Poland

THE 20 CHILDREN

Surcis Goldinger

Surcis Goldinger came from Poland; probably from Ostrowiec. When she was brought to Neuengamme Concentration Camp on 28 November 1944, she was ten or eleven years old. On 20 April 1945 she was murdered here at Bullenhuser Damm.

The surname Goldinger in this spelling is one of the names on the list of children published by Henry Meyer in his book “Rapport fra Neuengamme” in 1945. Rose Grumelin-Witónska, the mother of Roman and Eleonora Witónski, made an enquiry of the International Tracing Service for a little girl called “Surcis Goldfinger”. The International Tracing Service told her that the little girl was probably taken from the slave labor camp at Ostrowiec to Auschwitz Concentration Camp in a group of 306 prisoners on 3 August 1944.

A play house named after Surcis Goldinger was opened in Hamburg-Burgwedel in 1999.