Joya (Giulia) Hanan

Joya (Giulia) Hanan (born Rosanes)
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Sarah Israel (born Hanan) and names of 3 more children

Djoya / Joya (Giulia) Hanan (born Rosanes / Rosales)
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Leon Hanan and names of 8 more children
Giulia Hanan nee Rozanes was born in Rodi, Italy in 1875 to Yuda and Sara. She was married to Bohor. Prior to WWII she lived in Rodi, Italy. During the war she was in Rodi, Italy.

Giulia was murdered in the Shoah (according to this source).

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by a researcher, Jacqueline Ben Atar

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 During the Shoah, Jews were murdered in a variety of ways, among them gassing, shooting, burning, drowning or burial alive, exhaustion through forced labor, starvation, epidemic diseases, deprivation of medical care and minimal hygienic conditions, and more. Some Jews took their own lives in order to escape arrest and further persecution, or to end their hopeless, relentless suffering.

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Last Name Hanan
First Name Giulia
Maiden Name Rozanes
Gender Female
Date of Birth 02/02/1875
Place of Birth Rodi,Dodecanese Islands,Italy
Father's First Name Yuda
Mother's First Name Sara
Marital Status Married
Spouse's First Name Bohor
Permanent Place of Residence Rodi,Dodecanese Islands,Italy
Address of permanent residence LA TURCHERIA 26
Citizenship Italy
Place during the War Rodi,Dodecanese Islands,Italy
Place of Death Rodi,Dodecanese Islands,Italy
Date of Death 04/1944
Cause of Death Bombardment
Status according to Source murdered
Submitter's Last Name Ben Atar
Submitter's First Name Jacqueline
Relationship to Victim Researcher
Source Yad Vashem - Pages of Testimony Names Memorial Collection
Type of material Page of Testimony
Item ID 7916400