"Denise and Jacqueline REPPER were born in Paris on July 8, 1942, and November 19, 1938, respectively. They lived at 219 rue Saint-Denis (10th arr.). Their parents, Alexandre, born in Budapest, and Madeleine, born in Bucharest, were deported with them on convoy 64 of December 7, 1943." (via Klarsfeld, "French Children of the Holocaust: A Memorial")
The Repper family --- Alexandre, his wife Madeleine, and their two daughters, Jacqueline and Denise --- were deported from their home in Paris to Auschwitz on Convoy 64. The girls and their mother were murdered upon arrival, while Alexandre was likely selected for forced labor and perished later.
The Repper family --- Alexandre, his wife Madeleine, and their two daughters, Jacqueline and Denise --- were deported from their home in Paris to Auschwitz on Convoy 64. The girls and their mother were murdered upon arrival, while Alexandre was likely selected for forced labor and perished later.
"Denise and Jacqueline REPPER were born in Paris on July 8, 1942, and November 19, 1938, respectively. They lived at 219 rue Saint-Denis (10th arr.). Their parents, Alexandre, born in Budapest, and Madeleine, born in Bucharest, were deported with them on convoy 64 of December 7, 1943." (via Klarsfeld, "French Children of the Holocaust: A Memorial")
The Repper family --- Alexandre, his wife Madeleine, and their two daughters, Jacqueline and Denise --- were deported from their home in Paris to Auschwitz on Convoy 64. The girls and their mother were murdered upon arrival, while Alexandre was likely selected for forced labor and perished later.
The Repper family --- Alexandre, his wife Madeleine, and their two daughters, Jacqueline and Denise --- were deported from their home in Paris to Auschwitz on Convoy 64. The girls and their mother were murdered upon arrival, while Alexandre was likely selected for forced labor and perished later.
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