Margarethe "Grete" Helga Ilmer

Margarete Margarethe "Grete" ILMER, née BELLAK: b. 5 May 1893, Wien - d. 1986, Wien

Basic birth data from IKG-Wien archives courtesy of www.genteam.at

Nr. 9135
Familienname Bellak
Vorname Margarethe
Code 1
Vorname des Vaters Julius
Name der Mutter Binder
Vorname der Mutter Rosa recte Sarah
Ort Wien
Buch Nr. P 1893
Band P
Datum 05.05.1893
Zahl 1092
Zusatz zur Zahl
Folio
Anmerkung Austritt 27.08.1892

cf. short mention of marriage, viewable courtesy of:

ANNO, Neue Freie Presse, 1923-10-02, Seite 8

https://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno?aid=nfp&datum=19231002&seit...

Listed under those obliged to declare assets post 1938 Anschluss as per www.genteam.at

Ilmer, Karl Heinz 20.10.1882 A

Ilmer, Margarethe Helga 05.05.1893 A

Details of deportation and subsequent survival courtesy of:

Karl Heinz & Margarethe ILMER were in the region of Nice, Côte d'Azur, where they were rounded up in the notorious "Rafles d'août" in August 1942. The arrested Jewish citizens were incarcerated in the Caserne Auvare for a while before being put on a goods train, in locked-up wagons, and transferred to Drancy.

cf. Archives Départémentales des Alpes Maritimes:

http://www.basesdocumentaires-cg06.fr/os-html/adam/home.html

ILMER Marguerite: Chambre # 64, Voiture # 3

ILMER Charles Henri: Chambre # 504, Voiture # 14

Also cf. listing thanks to:

http://niceoccupation.free.fr/rafle-daout-1942.html

Details of further deportation and subsequent death courtesy of:

Mémorial de la Shoah

http://ressources.memorialdelashoah.org/notice.php?q=noms_tous%3A%2...

Features actual list of deportation (shown here under "Media") -where Charles Henri (presumably Karl Heinz) has been crossed off, but no note as to why.

Marguerite ILMER is marked as "survivant" -i.e. survivor. Again, it is not clear at what stage she may have been released or whether she actually managed to escape of survive after incarceration ...

Convoi # 29