Wiesbaden Deportations

Wiesbaden

1,200 Jewish Men, Women and Children from Wiesbaden, Germany were murdered by the Germans during World War 2 (out of a 1933 Jewish Population of 1,225 – only 25 Jews from Wiesbaden survived the Holocaust. Before the Nazis came to power in 1933 there were 3,000 Jews in Wiesbaden with 1,775 of them able to flee.)

This picture was taken at the Main Train Station in Wiesbaden, Germany on August 29, 1942.

The Jewish Men, Women and Children were marched through the Streets of Wiesbaden to the Main Train Station and made to pay for their Train Journey to “The East” hence the Regular Train Cars and not the Cattle Cars.