Benjamin (Benő) Fleischmann

FS, Hungary Civil Registration, 1895-1980 Vas Szombathely Births (Születtek) 1904-1905, Page 799

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Beno Fleischmann was born on the 10 Dec 1904 in Szombathely in Hungary

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - Names

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Two Records listed

1. BENO FLEISCHMANN

Mother's Name: TEREZ LOWENSTEIN

Date of Birth: 1904

Place of Birth: SZOMBATHELY

Date of Death: 16 Jan 1943

Status: ELTUNT

Source: HL0115001

Page Number: 258

Source Title: NAMES (Volume 1, A-J) OF JEWISH VICTIMS OF HUNGARIAN LABOUR BATTALIONS by the Beate Klarsfeld Foundation.

Description:

Alphabetical listing of 14349 Jews (Last names A-J) conscripted for forced labor and sent to the Eastern front where they disappeared. Electronic data entries include mother's name and maiden name, date and place of birth, and date and place of the individual's death where known. From the Jewish victims of the Hungarian Labor Battalion books published by the Beate Klarsfeld Foundation.

2. BENO FLEISCHMANN

Sex: Male

Date of Birth: 1904

Place of Birth: SZOMBATHELY

Mother's Name: TEREZ LOWENSTEIN

Unit: 101/19 TMSZ

Draft Region: 1 BEV KOZP

Draft Notice Address: ARANY

Draft Notice Place: Pestszenterzsebet

Date Missing: 16 Jan 1943

Source List: LABOUR BATTALION

List Type: LABOUR

Source Title: [Hungarian Jewish Victims: Names from the Nevek Project]

Description:

Contains names collected and indexed by the Nevek Project. These are names of Hungarian Jews persecuted during the Holocaust. The names are pulled from various sources, including but not limited to: deportation lists drawn up by the Hungarian Royal Gendarmerie in April 1944; personal cards of the Hungarian Ministry of Defense dealing with Jews drafted into labor battalions; lists used by other ministries and local administrations, such as those leading to the confiscation of Jewish property; food ration cards for Jews; lists of internment camps held by the Hungarian Police, lists of ghettos, lists of "Jewish Houses" in Budapest; and lists and personal cards from German controlled concentration camps. The index includes name, sex, date and place of birth, parents' names, address, spouse's name, and other personal information.