Chapter VII
Remembrance
Those of the family who died in the Holocaust, and those who survived
Each name is shown as the research grades it. For those who died, only the date and the place are given. Anyone whose fate is not yet Confirmed is listed apart, under Unresolved.
Died in the Holocaust — Confirmed (47)
- Aizik (Eisig) Klein husband of Papi’s aunt Miriam
1941–43, Transnistria (1941 Mogilev in one memorial record; 1943 in two others) - Anshel Steigman Papi’s great-uncle
1943, Transnistria - Asher Yaakov (Anshil) Freund Babi’s brother
27 May 1944, Auschwitz, aged 17 - Bella Rivka Kohn née Braun Babi’s aunt
1944, Auschwitz - Berta (Bruria) Rosner wife of Papi’s uncle Mendel
1940, Banila pe Ceremuș - Breina (Brane) Stieber née Rosner Papi’s aunt
19 Mar 1942 (1 Nisan 5702), Tulchin, Transnistria (place Likely: a 1999 memorial record and the Gura Humorului memorial list; a 1957 memorial record gives Gura Humorului) - Chana Freund née Braun Babi’s mother
27 May 1944, Auschwitz — family yahrzeit 11 Sivan - Chana Rachel Freund Babi’s first cousin
10 Sivan 5704 = 1 Jun 1944, Auschwitz - David Brach husband of Babi’s aunt Jolán
1944 - Devorah Freund née Lefkowitz wife of Babi’s uncle Yehoshua
June 1944, Auschwitz - Dina Freund née Rosenwasser wife of Babi’s uncle Yitzchak
10 Sivan 5704 = 1 Jun 1944 - Eszter Fischer née Braun Babi’s aunt
27 May 1944, Auschwitz - Feiga Dachner née Freund Babi’s first cousin once removed
1944 - Feigl Eva Kohn Babi’s first cousin
1945, Bergen-Belsen - Géza (Gershon Manes) Braun Babi’s uncle
18 Jan 1945, Melk subcamp of Mauthausen - Iankele Klein Papi’s first cousin
1941, aged 7 - Izsák Farkas Brettler Babi’s first cousin once removed (child of her great-aunt Gitel)
1944, a Holocaust victim (Satu Mare / Marghita) — Likely, from a memorial list - Jacob (Yaakov, Jakob) Pacht Papi’s grandfather
1941–42, Transnistria - Jolán (Iutel) Brach née Braun Babi’s aunt
1944 - Lajos (Lipa Yom Tov Chananya) Kohn husband of Babi’s aunt Bella
1944 - Margit Freund née Paskesz wife of Babi’s uncle Anschel
4 Jun 1944, Auschwitz - Mariem Henzie Rosner née Pacht Papi’s great-aunt
1941, Mogilev, Transnistria (Likely) - Menachem (Mani) Hübner husband of Papi’s great-aunt Rachel
23 Jun 1941, Igești - Menashe Freund Babi’s first cousin
1944, Auschwitz - Mendel Rosner Papi’s uncle
1940, Banila pe Ceremuș - Miriam (Mariem) Klein née Rosner Papi’s aunt
1941–43, Transnistria (Mogilev) - Mordechai Berl (Dov) Pacht Papi’s great-uncle
1 Mar 1942, Mogilev - Moshe Arie Freund Babi’s first cousin
1944, Auschwitz - Moshe Aryeh (Mózes) Freund Babi’s brother
27 May 1944, Auschwitz, aged 14 - Nándor (Nachman) Kohn Babi’s first cousin
1945, Dörnhau - Rachel (Rózsi) Kahan née Freund Babi’s first cousin
June 1944, Auschwitz - Rachel Hübner née Pacht Papi’s great-aunt
23 Jun 1941, Igești - Reizel Kohn Babi’s first cousin
1944 - R’ Baruch Freund, dayan of Bánffyhunyad Babi’s second cousin
13 Sivan 5704 = 4 Jun 1944 - R’ Mordechai Yehuda Freund, rabbi of Óradna Babi’s second cousin
1944 - R’ Moshe Aryeh Freund, Av Beit Din of Naszód Babi’s second cousin
17 Sivan 5704 = 8 Jun 1944, Auschwitz — Possible: Dunajská Streda memorial book only; the other sources give the year 1944 - Shlomo Pacht Papi’s uncle
April 1942, Transnistria - Shmuel Yitzchak Pacht Papi’s great-uncle
Jan 1942, Mohyliv - Sándor (Shalom) Braun Babi’s uncle
27 May 1944, Auschwitz - Yaakov Asher Anshil Freund Babi’s uncle
13 Sivan 5704 = 4 Jun 1944, Auschwitz - Yaakov Stieber Papi’s first cousin
2 Dec 1942 (23 Kislev 5703), Murafa, Transnistria - Yehoshua (Sija) Freund Babi’s uncle
16 Sivan 5704 = 7 Jun 1944, Auschwitz - Yehoshua Freund Babi’s first cousin
1944 - Yehoshua Stieber husband of Papi’s aunt Breina
30 Oct 1941 (9 Cheshvan 5702) - Yitel Freund Babi’s first cousin
1944, Auschwitz - Yitzchak Freund Babi’s brother
27 May 1944, Auschwitz, aged 10 - Yosef Kohn Babi’s first cousin
1944
Survivors (8)
- Chaya (Eva) Rosner née Freund Babi — one of the two people this site is about
the only daughter of her family to survive the war - Nachman Alexander Freund Babi’s father
he himself survived in hiding and led the re-formed community after 1945 - Yehoshua Freund Babi’s brother
Hid with the Handler family in 1944. - Nachman (Nathan) Freund Babi’s brother
Survived the war. - Shmuel (Pilu) Freund Babi’s brother
Survived; lived in Brooklyn. - Samuel (Shmuel) Freund Babi’s first cousin
Survived; to New York on the USNS General Muir, 20 Jan 1951 - József Braun Babi’s uncle
He survived the war. - Hermann Herbst husband of Babi’s aunt Ilona
He survived: a 1945 relief-committee registration card from Budapest
Unresolved (15)
Not yet Confirmed: a fate known from a family account, an index or a single record.
- Alexander (Sender) Freund Babi’s first cousin
7 Jun 1944 - Dr Aryeh Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Rifke)
Auschwitz — a Holocaust victim - Dr Zsigmond (Sio, Yehoshua) Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Rifke)
1944–45, Budapest ghetto — a Holocaust victim - Emil (Emánuel) Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Rifke)
1944–45 — a Holocaust victim - Feiga (Fáni) Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (daughter of her great-aunt Rifke)
1944, Auschwitz - Hinda (Lea) Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (daughter of her great-aunt Rifke)
1944 — a Holocaust victim - Rifke Freund Babi’s great-grandaunt
1944 — a Holocaust victim · Likely - R’ Asher Anshil Yaakov Brettler Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Gitel)
- R’ Yuda Paskesz Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Nisel Leah)
- Sarah Freund wife of R’ Yisrael Freund of Hunyad; mother of the Ga’avad
13 Sivan 5704 = 4 Jun 1944 - Yekutiel Yehuda Freund Babi’s first cousin once removed
10 Sivan 5704 = 1 Jun 1944 - Yitzchak Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Rifke)
Auschwitz — a Holocaust victim - Zakharia Stein Babi’s first cousin once removed (son of her great-aunt Rifke)
1944–45, Germany — a Holocaust victim - Ilona Helena Braun Babi’s aunt
According to the family she and her husband survived. - Martin Kohn Babi’s first cousin, son of her aunt Bella Rivka; survived; likely the “Motze” Babi remembers
The In memory page keeps the photographs and the full list.