1944 - Auschwitz;;;; Is this our Fancsi? Look at the report image and see if you can tell who is the reporter.
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Fany Jakobovicz
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Fany Jakobovicz nee Klein was born in Ungvar, Czechoslovakia in 1872 to Bernard and Ester. She was married to Arnold. Prior to WWII she lived in Ungvar, Czechoslovakia. During the war she was in Ungvar, Czechoslovakia. Fany was murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz, Camp. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by her granddaughter Vera Eigner, a Shoah survivor. Vera Veronika Eigner
Source: Pages of Testimony
Last Name: Jakobovicz
First Name: Fany
Maiden Name: Klein
Father's First Name: Bernard
Mother's First Name: Ester
Gender: Female
Date of Birth: 1872
Place of Birth: Ungvar, Uzhorod, Carpathian Ruthenia, Czechoslovakia
Marital Status: MARRIED
Spouse's First Name: Arnold
Permanent Place of Residence: Ungvar, Uzhorod, Carpathian Ruthenia, Czechoslovakia
Place during the war: Ungvar, Uzhorod, Carpathian Ruthenia, Czechoslovakia
Place of Death: Auschwitz, Camp
Date of Death: 1944
Type of material: Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name: Tigner /Eigner
Submitter's First Name: Veronica /Vera
Relationship to victim: GRANDDAUGHTER
Is the Submitter a Survivor?: YES
Item ID: 3992517
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Your USHMM research request regarding Fancsi/Fannie/Fany/Fanchie
Jacobowitz/ David Jacobowitz,
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about Fancsi/Fannie/Fany/Fanchie Jacobowitz/. Your request has been
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Fancsi/Fannie/Fany/Fanchie Jacobowitz/, there is a link near the bottom
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Here is the information we have received about you:
Your Title:
Your First Name: David
Your Last Name: Jacobowitz
Your Address 1: 9 Andrews Ave
Your Address 2:
Your City: South Burlington
Your State or Province: Vermont
Your Country: United States
Your Postal Code: 05403-7811
Your Phone Number: 802-658-6536
Your E-mail: david.jacobowitz@uvm.edu
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The Survivor is your:
Is This Person Still Living? No
Here is the information we received about the person you are researching:
First Name: Fancsi/Fannie/Fany/Fanchie
Last Name: Jacobowitz/
Maiden Name: Jacobowitz
Name Variants: Jakubovics, Jacobowics, Jakobowicz,
Father's name: Bernath Jacobowitz
Mother's Maiden Name: Esti (Esther) Klein
Birth Place Town: Uzhgorod
Birth Place Country: Zemplin now Ukraine
Birth Year: 1872
Birth Year is:
Birth Month: March
Birth Day: 1
Occupation: Housewife
Residence Before the War: Komancza, Poland
Wartime Location(s): Komancza, Poland
The Victim is your: Cousin
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Check a specific non-ITS Resource? Yes
Specific non-ITS Resource Name? Yad Vashem 228261
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Does this request involve documentation for a compensation claim? No
Does this request involve documentation for an insurance claim? No
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insurance claim:
Comments: I am a researcher on behalf of the entire family.
Fancsi married Arnold Jacobowitz (same name).
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processed as quickly as possible by our researchers.
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