Stumbling stones for the Jewish Family Bialer-Herz Turnhout
These small brass plaques (Stolpersteine or trip stones), laid here on 12-5-2024 commemorate: The Bialer-Herz Family.
The Bialer-Herz Family; father Awigdor, mother Ilse, son Isy and daughter Marie have lived in Turnhout since April 1941. They were interned on Feb. 28, 1942 and deported to Auschwitz from the Dossin Barracks on Aug. 4, 1942. The Bialer-Herz family will not survive the war.
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Source
- Text: Jhonny Bastiaensen
- Photos: Jhonny Bastiaensen
- Brochure: Turnhout herdenkt de slachtoffers van het nazisme 1940-1945 uitgave 2024
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