Aline KORENBAJZER was not yet 3 years old when she was deported on convoy 25 of August 28, 1942, after having been arrested during the Vel d'Hiv roundup with her mother. She lived at 25 rue Bisson in Paris (20th arr.).
Her photograph was used on the poster for the exhibition "The Loiret Internment Camps" organized in 1993 by the Documentation Center on Internment and Jewish Deportation in Loiret. The exhibition was shown, among other places, at the Orléans city hall and the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris.
Aline's grave here in Poland (in mass grave)
Her photograph was used on the poster for the exhibition "The Loiret Internment Camps" organized in 1993 by the Documentation Center on Internment and Jewish Deportation in Loiret. The exhibition was shown, among other places, at the Orléans city hall and the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris.
Aline's grave here in Poland (in mass grave)
Aline KORENBAJZER was not yet 3 years old when she was deported on convoy 25 of August 28, 1942, after having been arrested during the Vel d'Hiv roundup with her mother. She lived at 25 rue Bisson in Paris (20th arr.).
Her photograph was used on the poster for the exhibition "The Loiret Internment Camps" organized in 1993 by the Documentation Center on Internment and Jewish Deportation in Loiret. The exhibition was shown, among other places, at the Orléans city hall and the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris.
Aline's grave here in Poland (in mass grave)
Her photograph was used on the poster for the exhibition "The Loiret Internment Camps" organized in 1993 by the Documentation Center on Internment and Jewish Deportation in Loiret. The exhibition was shown, among other places, at the Orléans city hall and the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris.
Aline's grave here in Poland (in mass grave)
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