She was taken from Kolin to Terezin on 5 June 1942. On 12 June 1942, he was transferred to Trawniki. In 1942, Trawniki served as a transit camp for local Jews. After a "selection" was conducted by the Piaski Judenrat, several hundred Polish, German, and Austrian Jews were transported to Trawniki.
Before the deportation to the Belzec killing center intended for the next day, many of the victims were locked up in a large barn overnight. Between 200 and 500 of the Jews died there from suffocation. The next morning, their bodies were put into wagons destined for Belzec. Julie was one of the people who suffocated.
Before the deportation to the Belzec killing center intended for the next day, many of the victims were locked up in a large barn overnight. Between 200 and 500 of the Jews died there from suffocation. The next morning, their bodies were put into wagons destined for Belzec. Julie was one of the people who suffocated.
She was taken from Kolin to Terezin on 5 June 1942. On 12 June 1942, he was transferred to Trawniki. In 1942, Trawniki served as a transit camp for local Jews. After a "selection" was conducted by the Piaski Judenrat, several hundred Polish, German, and Austrian Jews were transported to Trawniki.
Before the deportation to the Belzec killing center intended for the next day, many of the victims were locked up in a large barn overnight. Between 200 and 500 of the Jews died there from suffocation. The next morning, their bodies were put into wagons destined for Belzec. Julie was one of the people who suffocated.
Before the deportation to the Belzec killing center intended for the next day, many of the victims were locked up in a large barn overnight. Between 200 and 500 of the Jews died there from suffocation. The next morning, their bodies were put into wagons destined for Belzec. Julie was one of the people who suffocated.
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