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DISPLACED PERSON
ADAM BARAN

Adam Baran
 

 

Adam Baran, Polish Jew

Adam Baran né Baranski; Polish Jew; Plotzk, Poland
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Ghetto Tschenstochau

Überlebte die Shoah. KZ- Außenlager Pottenstein
Survived the Shoah. Pottenstein Subcamp
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Plotzk

Plotzk (Płock), Poland
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Marian Baran

Marian Baran Admitted to Auschwitz in June 1944
Transferred to Buchenwald on 22.1.45
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Marian Baran accidental death

Marian Baran Died 5 March 1946
Accidental fall from a car on the Reich Autobahn
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Baran Einwohner buchder Stadt Pegnitz von 1949 (Stand Dezember 1948)

Baran Einwohner buchder Stadt Pegnitz von 1949
(Stand Dezember 1948)
Baran resident book of the city of Pegnitz from 1949
(as of December 1948)
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Below is a slideshow album consisting of photographs of Baran documents. Click the following photo to begin the slideshow. Then click the arrows to manually cycle through the images. Each slide can be enlarged by clicking the image; to continue with the slideshow, click back arrow on upper left of screen.

 

 

 

Slide Four

I, Adam Barajnski, was born on May 29, 1914 in Tropin district of Plotzk as the legitimate son of the dealer couple Meritz and Frieda Baran, the latter born Schmierlack. I also bore the name Baran until 1945, but then I adopted the Polish name Barajnski in the Flossenbürg concentration camp, so that as a Jew I was protected from persecution. My parents were born in Trepin, Trepin district of Plotz, Poland. I don't know when. They also married there in front of the rabbi. My parents and I are of the Mosaic religion. My parents are Polish nationals, I myself am a national. I married Blima, née Kirentzki, on December 12, 1937 before the rabbi in Warsaw. From this marriage a daughter was born. My wife and daughter perished in Auschwitz in 1942. I am now a widower and live in Pegnitz.


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