Anna Klein (Pollak), help needed

Thanks Vera, I've emailed the regional archive in Most. Hope they'll be able to help

Here you will find the death record for Anna's mother Franziska:

http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=516&repr...

Here is the record for Anna's sister Sofie (1863):

http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=516&repr...

The parents of Franziska were Moses and Karolina, and I believe that the surname is Frühauf.

Here is the birth record for Anna's half sister Gabriella (1869):

http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=516&repr...

Gabriela was Anna's half sister because the mother is different. Per the first record that I cited, the death record, Anna's mother (Franziska Fruhauf) died in 1863 (perhaps in childbirth with Sofie) and Simon likely remarried. The maternal grandparents of Gabriella were not Moses and Karolina Fruhauf but rather Bernard Lederer and Josefa Engel. We do know that the Simon Pollak is tha same Simon Pollak as that in the birth record of Sofie because it is the same house number, #41.

birth record for Anna's half brothers Josef Polak (1871) and Rudolf Polak (1872):

http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=516&repr...

They were all born in Skuhrov, where Simon was a handelsmann (businessman). The records themselves are in the birth registry book for HABRY, under which Skuhrov fell at the time of their birth.

I went through the deportation records and there is no Anna Klein or Anna Pollak/Polak. It is likely that Anna died before the deportations began, unless they left Czechoslovakia prior to the beginning of the transports. I looked briefly at the death indexes for Most but did not see an Anna in there. There were, however, a number of male Klein individuals.

If you speak Czech, there was a book published by the museum in Havlickuv Brod called Zide na Havlickobrodsku (ISBN 9788025428313). It has German and English language summaries.

There were some Polak transport listings for Golcuv Jenikov...but not the names you listed.

Thanks Filip for the effort. Josef Pollak was my gt-grandfather. I went through all the records in the badatelna and it's all in my tree. It's Anna that I can't locate. Thanks again.

Thank you Gabriela, I'm afraid I don't. I will try to look for the english summeries though...