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First name
Meir
Last Name
Mandelberger Mendelberger
Maiden name
Date of birth
03.05.1903
Place of birth
Myślenice/Dobczyce
Gender
male
Mother's first name
Dwora
Mother's maiden name
Father's first name
Lejb Arie Leib
Age
40
In the family
Marital status
married
Spouse's first name
Sara Ela Rotholtz
Occupation
merchant, tanner
Country
Poland
City
Warsaw
Street
Dzielna 11/Franciszkańska 22
City during the war
Warsaw
Street during the war
Franciszkańska 22, Nowolipki 36
Notes
He was a wealthy importer of hides throughout Poland, the owner of the company "Amco" and large warehouses. In November 1939, the Gestapo confiscated Meir’s warehouses. Shortly afterwards, Meir was summoned for interrogation and returned four days later as a "shadow of a man" – after severe torture he was completely broken physically and mentally. "He survived the ghetto uprising. And later, when they found him, he was deported on the penultimate transport to Treblinka. My father [died] on the ramp; he never even made it to the gas chambers. They shot him on the ramp. They set a dog on him. He had not yet been shot dead. The dog dragged him. There was some place where the dog dropped him. And that is where he died."
Place of death
Treblinka
Date of death
1943
Source

AHM 2203, rel. (daughter); Central Name Index, 0.1/52462495/ITS Digital Archive, Arolsen Archives; YVP Chana Avrutzki (daughter); USC VHA 5675, rel. Ḥanah ´avrutsḳi (daughter)

Record ID
27523
Date of inclusion in the database
30.11.2018
Date of modification
03.04.2026
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