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About Kehla Bamberger
Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:
Bamberger, Kela Kehla
geboren am 04. Januar 1893 in Schrimm (poln. Srem) / - / Posen wohnhaft in Berlin (Tiergarten) und Kissingen, Bad
Deportation: ab Würzburg 25. April 1942, Krasnystaw
Schicksal: für tot erklärt
cf.: https://www.badkissingen.de/stadt/geschichtliches/juedisches-leben/...
Kela was a teacher and the principal of an institution. Before the war she lived in Bad Kissingen. Deported first to Krasniczyn in the Lublin area, she perished in the Augustowka Labor Camp. There are 3 Pages of Testimony in Yad Vashem.
Ref: Yechezkel Lifschitz - Lifschitz Web Site
GEDCOM Note
Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Würzburg 25. April 1942, Krasnystawlpersteine.htmlr Camp. There are 3 Pages of Testimony in Yad Vashem.
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Kehla Bamberger's Timeline
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January 4, 1893
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Schrimm | Srem, Greater Poland Voivodeship, Germany now Poland
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1942
Age 48
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Augustowka Labor Camp, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland
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Bad Kissingen, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
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