Deportation of the Jews of Wiesbaden, Germany in 1942
In March, May and June 1942, 500
Jewish Men, Women and Children from Wiesbaden were deported to Camps in the
East, among them the Rabbis Finkelscherer and Hanff.
On June 11th, the Jews were led through the
streets of the City to the station in Groups.
371 Jews from Wiesbaden and 264
Jews from the District of Wiesbaden were brought to Frankfurt by a Passenger
Train.
From there, together with 618
Jews from the Frankfurt Area were deported to the Lublin District in
German-Occupied Poland where 188 were deported to the Majdanek Death Camp and
the remaining 1,065 were sent to Izbicia two days later to be murdered in the
Sobibor Death Camp.
It is not known if a single Person
survived Deportation.





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