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Tiszafüred Holocaust
The First Tiszafüred Holocaust Memorial Photo: Copyright © 1994 by János SZABÓ, Hungary First erected in 1949 Now located at the St. Kozma Cemetery, Budapest

~ The Holocaust ~
The consequences of World War I put an end to social engagements which existed between the Hungarian elites and the Jewish community. Through the equal rights they enjoyed and through their patronage of commerce, the Jewish community had played an important role in the modernization of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The dominance of the Hungarian-speaking inhabitants was only possible with their help. After the enactment of the numerus clausus ("closed number" in Latin) regulations, restricting Jews from entering universities and professions, there was some stabilization. However, from the mid-1930's, anti-Semitism grew again and the power of politics legitimized it with its three anti-Jewish laws.
One economic result was the dispossession of Jewish estates. Prior to 1944, several licenses were withdrawn from shopkeepers, pubs and the trades. With some trumped-up pretext or trivial offense, a number of people had to serve jail sentences of several months.
Endre VÁRKONYI remembers: "My uncles were harassed from various jobs. One of them, David, was arrested on some pretext, perhaps it could have been for selling goods which were not allowed to be kept in a Jewish shop. Later, they called him up for forced labor and he was sent to Lavocs, Ukraine, where he stayed for a long time." In July 1941, they arrested 15 Jews and interned them in Kistarcsa.
After the outbreak of World War II, men between the ages of 18 and 42 were called up for forced labor. Later, an older age group was also called up and taken away for forced labor. When Hungary joined the war, they were sent to the Russian front and there, untrained and without proper equipment, they were forced to clear the minefields. The first martyr from Tiszafüred was the solicitor, Lászlo BLAU, who stepped on a land mine. In April 1944, they recorded 35 persons missing.
The lucky ones stayed mostly inside the country, building airports, and their lives depended on the compassion of their company commander and his men. Márton SCHWARCZ and his company were working on the airport in Szamosfalva when he broke his leg. He was taken to the Kolozsvár hospital where his leg was put in a cast. But on the order of a doctor, with the rank of major, they put him in a shed in the courtyard on a heap of straw because the major stated, "a Jew should not lie in a bed." His leg became quickly infested with maggots. Despite everything, he recovered and survived, unlike the rest of his family.
On 28 April 1944, the inventory of the Jewish-owned shops was confiscated. The county authorities first assigned the houses around the railway station as a ghetto and, later, an area in the middle of the town around the synagogue. In both cases, a number of Christian families were moved to a different location and their houses used as part of the ghetto. Upon the recommendation of the municipal magistrate, Gábor BALOG, Szabo GYULA designated the brick factory, which was owned by a Jew, as the ghetto. The municipal magistrate went out to the locale to make sure of its suitability. On 8 May 1944, the Jews of the Tiszafüred district were obliged to move there. According to the 1941 census, the number of Jews from surrounding localities was: Nagyivan one, Poroszlo 128, Sarud 12, Tiszaigar 14, Tisznána 47, Tiszörs seven, Tiszaszöllös 49 and Ujlörincfalva one.
Brick factory - Site of the Tiszafüred Ghetto Photo: Curtesy of János SZABÓ, Hungary (as it may have looked in 1944)
The brick-drying factory was only partially livable because it was half-open to the elements. The younger ones were assigned the task of constructing brick walls in the open areas so that a roof could be added. In the first two weeks, the commander of the ghetto was Dr. Jenö FICZERE, chief constable of the county. The chief of the local gendarmerie, Lajos NAGY, was transferred and, on 25 May 1944, Jozsef ERDÉLY become the commander of the ghetto. Later, the county sheriff sent Dr. Sándor SZILÁGY, gendarme lieutenant, to control the ghetto. He was the one who oversaw the interrogations and torture in the peasant cottage, which had been rented beside the ghetto. To feed the people in the ghetto, they collected 59,000 Hungarian pengö from its residents, of which they only spent 27,000 Hungarian pengö. At that time, the weather was unusually harsh. On 24 May 1944, according to the newspaper, in nearby Eger, it was raining and the temperature of 0.9° Celsius (about 33° Fahrenheit) was near freezing. Despite the harsh weather in the half-open brick factory, the people had to endure it.
Several times they searched people. The wealthy were bound, cruelly beaten and the men's private parts were beaten with stinging nettles (rows of hairs on the plant that act like hypodermic needles). The head of the Jewish council was Ernö WEINER, a timber merchant. His deputy was David WEISZMAN, a shopkeeper.
On 18 May 1944, men were drafted and sent from the ghetto to Hatvan Gombospuszta. They were divided into two groups. Group A consisted of the intellectuals and the rabbis who were taken directly to Auschwitz; Group B was everyone else. An army captain, Kálmán HORVÁTH, went around the ghettos of the Miskolc district, selecting men for forced labor, which gave a few thousand Jewish men the chance to survive. From Tiszafüred, he selected about 60 men—between 14 and 18 years of age and over 60—for the forced-labor camps.
Endre VÁRKONYI remembers: "Probably the worst days were before we moved to the ghetto. My poor old grandma called her neighbors, acquaintances and gave away her not so essential possessions: her bottles of jams, which she had treasured for years. Most probably she gave away all her belongings and clothing. Some of them for good, some of them for safekeeping. Those things don't have any significance now, because she never came back."
Lili WEINBERGER remembers: "On 8 May 1944, we went to the brickyard—the ghetto—where first we were under the impression that they are taking us for some work, perhaps in the country or maybe in Austria, so that was a bit reassuring. It was very cold all the time and raining. It was impossible to go out of the ghetto to the street."
Endre VÁRKONYI remembers: "We could not leave the ghetto. On the gate was a large board which announced: 'This is the place where the people of Jewish race from Tiszafüred district reside—the ghetto.' They even collected the dogs and the dogcatcher paraded in front of the ghetto showing the hides of the dogs on the end of a stick."
Mrs. Imre DEAK, a gentile, remembers: "They piled the possessions from the Jewish homes in the synagogue. It was a vast amount of good quality bed linen and silk quilts—and the mob—how does a mob behave? Greedily, doesn't it? I was at my gate and saw it. Some carried so many quilts and pillows that they could not see where they were going. Some did not need the feathers, only the thick pillow covers, so they slashed the pillows letting the feathers fly and all of Fö [utca] (Main Street) looked white, as though it had been snowing."
In the ghetto, they searched the men and women mercilessly, looking for hidden valuables. Dr. Imre LEBOVITS remembers: "The gendarme investigators arrived and started first with the most respected and the wealthiest people. With cruelty and with the most barbaric methods, they started to beat them with stinging nettles on their private parts, interrogating them about the hiding place of their valuables. One could hear those unfortunate people's cries. They beat them and it didn't matter if they confessed or not."
On 8 June 1944, in the morning, by horse-drawn cart and on foot, the Jews of Tiszafüred went to the railway station—not through the city but along the riverbank on the outskirts of town. This was at least a five-kilometer journey because the Corpus Christi procession was taking place in town. The station was cordoned off and the neighbors who had come to bid farewell to their friends were not allowed to enter it. In the station office, everybody was registered before deportation.
Tamás KUCZIK, whose father was ordered to transport the Jews on his cart, gives this account: "A railway engine came with four, five or six freight cars. The windows were blocked with barbed wire, which was brand new. I can even see it today. And then it started. First the children were shuffled into the cars and they locked the doors. The children started to cry inside and the mothers were crying outside. Then the women were shuffled into the next car and they locked the door. Finally, it was the men's turn. The whole procedure was quickly done. Then we were ordered to load the suitcases and bags. The gendarmes told us to just throw them in, that we didn't have to be careful with them, as the owners would never receive them."
Dr. Pál POLGARY, the chief magistrate of the administrative district, delivered his parting words to the Jews, "See you again, as fertilizer."
The train started toward Füzesabony. The Jews from Heves County were assembled in the brick factory at Kerecsend. They were there for one night. A few committed suicide and Jenö NAGY, the veterinarian, went mad. Next day, they were marched to the train station in Maklár, 10 km. away. Klára WEINBERGER remembers: "For me, the most horrifying memory is seeing the abandoned strollers on both sides of the road."
At the station, they crammed 82 people into a cattle car. The train went to Füzesabony, Miskolc, Kassa [Kosice, Slovakia] and then to Auschwitz. The journey took three days under inhumane conditions, without water, food or any sanitary facilities. Some people died or went mad in those three days.
Lili WEINBERGER remembers: "We did not know why or where they were taking us. The journey started Friday evening and the train rolled and rolled. We had to relieve ourselves in the car. It was already Saturday night and our water was used up. Then, suddenly, the doors opened and we got some more water, and then the train rolled on. It was midday on Sunday when we arrived in Kassa [Kosice, Slovakia]. They opened the door and some SS came inside and took everything we had left from us: soap, perfume, etc. We were hoping they would give us some water in exchange. We had some food, but nobody could eat."
On 13 June 1944, the train finally arrived in Auschwitz.
Mr. Ernö SZEGÖ remembers: "We arrived in Auschwitz at nine o'clock in the morning. They told as to disembark and leave our belongings in the cars. The elderly were set aside, supposedly to be taken further by truck. We had to line up in fives, beside the cars. One soldier whispered to Ibolya WELTMAN, 'the children are going to be separated from their mothers.' The news spread quickly and the mothers embraced their little ones tighter and they marched together to their deaths. The elderly were taken away on trucks and they told us that we would meet later. We never saw them again. Now we were marched toward Mengele and he sent some people—those he disliked—to the right. My sister and I were sent to the left. Between the rows, SS officers were roaming on their motorcycles with revolvers in their hands. We saw some women with close-cropped hair behind barbed wire working. I thought, Oh my God, what is waiting for us?"
Lili WEINBERGER remembers: "My last sight of my father was when he went to the other side with the men. We were driven forward with only the dresses and sandals we had on. We looked back, where the men were, and we gave them a parting glance. We never saw them again. We were lined up in fives, with our mother, our aunt and two other relatives. The rows grew less in front of us until we arrived in front of Mengele. I was the closest to him and he waved me to the left, then came Klari and she was sent to the left, too. I did not know what it meant, left or right, but when Klari said, 'No, I want to stay with my mother,' Mengele's answer was 'No, you are young, you can work, you have to go that way' and both of us were pushed to the left. The elderly were considered to be 52-53 years old! We were told 'they will be taken to a bath and you will meet them again, later.' That is how they separated us."
Mrs. Ernö SZEGÖ remembers: "After the selection, they took us for disinfection. They took our dresses and shoes to disinfect. We got back our own shoes, but not our dresses. Everybody had to make do with what they could grab. The girls from Slovakia shaved us, cut our hair, then oversaw the baths. After all that, they threw us some dresses, no underwear. That was Birkenau. We were there—3,000 of us in one barrack—for two months. Then we were transported to Brema, to clear ruins. Every day, early morning, they put us in trucks and took us to work. For breakfast, we had black coffee. In the evening, back in the barracks, we had carrot soup, 25 grams of bread and two grams of margarine. Many of us ate everything at once in the evening, so at least to be full once a day."
Most of the women who survived the selection were sent to work in different parts of Germany or Poland, clearing ruins or in an armaments factory. A number of them died, some from starvation. Even after liberation, some died from typhus.
Lili and Klara WEINBERG stayed in Auschwitz. Lili injured her hand while digging trenches. The wound got infected and they had to operate, but the healing process was slow. She can be thankful for her sister's cleverness that she is alive today. At the end of October, one of the soldiers noticed that her hand was not fully healed, so both were sent off to the gas chambers. For three days, there were 108 of them naked, without food or water, crowded in the gas chamber, waiting for their deaths. Klara WEINBERG remembers: "In the gas chamber I found a half-potato which I shared with my sister. And when my sister said kühne, freien (courage, we will be free), we both stood up, held hands and said loudly, we are going to our parents."
On 17 January 1945, with the advance of the Russian army, the first successful activity of the Red Cross was to rescue them from the gas chamber. Barely alive, one weighed 20 kilos (44 lbs.) and the other 30 kilos (66 lbs.).
Most of the survivors, who came back, emigrated elsewhere or went to live in Budapest or other big cities. We could not find even one family where every family member was alive. The war, the forced labor, the concentration camps and the loss of their relatives, left a lifetime mark on the survivors. Even those who did not suffer the worst of the horrors were affected.
Today, there is only one Jewish person living in Tiszafüred. (2010)
Source (portions): Tiszafüred-Füzetek (booklet)-5 Copyright ©2004 by Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D. Translated by Agi CASEY, Australia

~ Nevek Deportation Lists ~
The names below are from the Nevek deportation lists.
Source: The Nevek Deportation List database at the Nevek-Klarsfeld web site.
Disclaimer: The following names were found searching the Nevek-Klarsfeld web site for individuals listed as living in or born in Tiszafüred. Unfortunately, for reasons unknown, the list is incomplete. If your family member is not listed below, see the Yad Vashem Archives - Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names, a more complete database of names.
( * = Not transcribed; -né suffix at the end of a given name = Mrs. )

NAME	YEAR BORN	NAME	YEAR BORN
ACKERMANN, Gabor	1915	LEHMANN, Laszlo	1905
BAAN, Imre	1904	LOW, Karoly	1907
BARDOS, Dezso	1885	MARKUSZ, Sandorné	1881
BARNA, Imre	1910	MAYER, Bernatné	1880
BLAU, Imre	1915	MEZEI, Jozsef	1894
BLAU, Oszkar	1906	NAGY, Andorné	1901
BOLGAR, Istvan	1872	OSZTREICHER, Arthur	1886
BORNSTEIN, Miksané	1894	RESSLER, Anna	1912
BRAUN, Lajos	1900	REVESZ, Laszloné	1905
BRULL, Daniel	1893	ROBOZ, Imre	1914
BRULL, Ferenc	1902	ROBOZ, Laszlo Dr.	*
BRULL, Jeno	1900	ROSENBERG, Malvin	1921
CSILLAG, Gaborné	1881	ROSENBERGER, Pal	1915
CSOMOS, Belané	1903	ROSENFELD, Aladar	*
DEMENY, Zsigmondné	1892	ROSENFELD, Dezso	*
EBSTEIN, Jeno ¹	1904	ROSZLER, Adolf	1893
EPSTEIN, Endre	1886	ROTH, Miklosné	1899
EPSTEIN, Jozsef	*	ROTTENSTEIN, *né	1872
FARKAS, Sandorné	1870	RUBENSTAG, Mihaly	1902
FELDMANN, Miklosné	1908	RUBINSTEIN, Andor	1906
FEUERWERKER, Wolfné	1909	RUBINSTEIN, Belac Dr.	*
FEUERZEUG, Imre	1911	RUBINSTEIN, Jozsef	*
FISCHER, Izsoné	1908	RUBINSTEIN, Laszlo	1913
FISCHER, Klara	1920	SALAMON, Agnes	1928
FRANK, Lipotné	1878	SCHICK, Gizella	1928
FRANK, Zsuzsa	1929	SCHICK, Gyorgyné	1911
FRIEDLANDER, Laszlo	1911	SCHICK, Istvan	1930
FRIEDMANN, Benoné	1874	SCHON, Jeno	1892
FRIEDMANN, Viktor	1908	SCHWARCZ, Endre	1903
FUNK, Erno	1911	SCHWARCZ, Imre	1918
FUNK, Jeno	1915	SCHWARCZ, Jenoné	1879
FURSZT, Jakabné	1902	SCHWARCZ, Laszlo	1912
GLOSIOS, Daniel	1875	SCHWARCZ, Oszkar	1905
GOLDBERGER, Samuel	1864	SCHWARCZ, Samuel	1872
GOLDMANN, Ede	1904	SCHWARTZ, Bela	1918
GOLDNER, Adolfné	1893	SCHWARTZ, Borbala	1912
GOLDNER, Erno	1900	SCHWARTZ, Dezso Dr.	*
GOLDSTEIN, Sandor	1880	SCHWARTZ, Gyorgy	1919
GROSZ, Artur	1877	SCHWARTZ, Sandor	1909
GROSZ, Janos	1919	SEBO, Rezsoné Dr.	*
GROSZ, Pal	1907	SIEGELBAUM, Miklos	1926
GRUNBAUM, Laszloné	1921	SIEGLER, Bela Dr.	*
GRUNBERG, Lajosné	1923	SOLTI, Andrasné	1894
GYORGY, Imre	1914	SOLTI, Gabriella	1922
HALAS, Jenoné	1906	SOMLO, Rezso	1902
HARNSTEIN, Mihalyné	1891	SOS, Gyulané	1863
HOLLO, Bertalanné	1891	SPANYI, Tibor	1920
HOLLOS, Bertalanné	1892	SPITZER, Jenoné	1890
JOLESZ, Arnold	1878	SPITZER, Jozsef	1913
JUNGREISZ, Fanni	1872	STEIN, Arturné Dr.	*
KAPOSI, Ferenc	1885	STEINER, Endre	1921
KARDOS, Danielné	1891	STERN, Belané	1899
KASZAS, Andras	1920	SZEP, Antal	1876
KATZ, Iren	1919	SZEP, Dezso	1880
KISS, S.Sandorné	*	SZEP, Zsigmond	1874
KLAR, Manoné	1880	SZIKLA, Maria	1921
KLEIN, Martonné	1898	TISZA, Bela	1876
KOHN, Erno	1901	TREBITS, Marton	1919
KOLB, Endre	1920	UNGAR, Katalin	1904
KONIG, Lajosné	1905	WEINBERGER, Lili Dr.	*
KOVES, Gyulané	1907	WEINTRAUB, Karolyné	1922
KRETS, Gyula	1879	WEISZ, Jozsef	1883
LANG, Arminné	1878	WELTMANN, Istvan	1924
LASZLO, Bertalan	1898	WIENER, Ignac	1869
LEFKOVITS, Etel	1891

¹ Jeno EBSTEIN may be a transcription error since Jeno EPSTEIN died in 1941.

~ Tiszafüred Martyr List ~
The names below were transcribed from the first martyr monument pictured above. The additional information was found through personal research in public death registers.
Copyright ©2004 by Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D.
( -né suffix at the end of a given name = Mrs., özv. = widow and Ifj. = junior ) Notes in brackets [ ] follow the data.

Surname, Given	Spouse	Birthdate	Birthplace	Father	Mother	Occupation
ACKERMANN, Lujza	Héber, Dezsõ	1883		A., Mór	Schirf, Sári	midwife
ACKERMANN, Sarolta	Bernát, Andor	1911	Budapest	Simon	Weinstein, Róza	cosmetician
ACKERMANN, Simon	Grosz, Róza	1876	Kunhegyes	Simon	Neuberger, Mária	taylor
ADLER, Géza		1888	Tiszafüred	Jakab	Weiczner, Rozália	typographer
ADLER, György		1938		Adler, Sándor	Wildman, Magdolna
ADLER, Ignác		1896.II.4	Tiszafüred	Adler, Mór	Goldmann, Cili	carpenter
ALTMANN, Ilona	Daszkál, Márton					midwife
ALTMANN, Lili	Rosenbaum, Márton					midwife
ALTMANN, Mariska	Hofstäder, Mór					midwife
ASZÓDI, Ágnes		1930.IV.12	Tiszafüred	Dr. Aszódi, István	Lõwinger, Rozália
BAJOR, András Péter		1938	Tiszafüred	Bajor, Jenõ	Epstein, Magdolna
BAJOR, Jenõ [ 1 ]	Epstein, Magdolna	1900.VII.1	Zsitvabesenyõ	Braun, Samu	Mitók, Irma	produce merchant
BARNA, Anna		1930.IX.3	Tiszafüred	Barna, Imre	Kovács, Borbála
BARNA, Bertalan	Gutfreud, Ilona	1904.I.13	Tiszafüred	Barna, József	Reiner, Ida	(land) tenant
BARNA, Etel	Weltman, Nándor	1887	Tiszafüred	Barna, József	Reiner, Ida	midwife
BARNA, Imre	Kovács, Borbála	1901.IX.10	Tiszafüred	Barna, József	Reiner, Ida	officer
BARNA, Judit Etel		1942.III.2	Tiszafüred	Barna, Bertalan	Gutfreud, Ilona
BARNA, László		1899.XI.5	Tiszafüred	Barna, József	Reiner, Ida	merchant
BARNA, Mária		1935.IV.21	Tiszafüred	Barna, Imre	Kovács, Borbála
BARNA, Zsuzsika				Barna, Bertalan	Gutfreud, Ilona
BÉKEFI, Katalin	Dr. Várkonyi, Móric	1896.VI.1	Tiszafüred	Dr. Békefi, Lajos	Pauncz, Johanna	midwife
BÉKEFI, Lajos Dr.	Pauncz, Johanna	1866	Eger			lawyer
BERNÁT, Andor	Ackerman, Sarolta	1912	Budapest	Bernát, Izidor	Schönfeld, Leopoldina	hair dresser
BERNÁT, Mária		1943.XI.4	Tiszafüred	Bernát, Andor	Ackerman, Sarolta
BÍRÓ, Sarolta	Schwarcz, Dezsõ	1884	Eger		Kluger, Sarolta	midwife
BLAU, Albert	Weisz, Regina	1880.V	Tiszafüred	Blau, Zsigmond	Fried, Nina	brush factory owner
BLAU, Andor	Lichtig, Margit
BLAU, Imre [ 2 ]		1913	Tiszafüred	Blau, Albert	Weisz, Regina
BLAU, Irén	Dr. Jakab, Ernõ	1891	Tiszafüred	Blau, Albert	Weisz, Regina	housewife
BLAU, Jancsika
BLAU, László Dr. [ 3 ]	Morgenstern, Irén	1908.X.14	Tiszafüred	Blau, Albert	Weisz, Regina	lawyer
BLAU, Oszkár	Weltmann, Ibolya	1906	Tiszafüred	Blau, Lajos	Singer, Viola	carman/ taxi, owner
BORNSTEIN, Nina	Fankfurt, Móric	1874.XI.21	Tiszafüred	Bornstein, Mór	Schvalb, Leni	housewife
BRAUN, Aladár	Moskovits, Pepi	1879		Braun, Ignác	Braun, Sáli	földbérlõ
BRAUN, Aladár	Kaufman, Szidónia	1879.XI	Tiszafüred	Braun, József	Spitzer, Lina	termény merchant
BRAUN, Erzsébet	Block, Miksa	1886.VIII	Tiszafüred	Braun, Ignác	Braun, Sáli	housewife
BRAUN, Gábor [ 4 ]	Weiszmann, Margit	1894.V	Tiszafüred	Braun, Ignác	Braun, Sáli	textile/ shoe merchant
BRAUN, Helén	SchwarczIstván	1900		Braun, Sándor	Frank, Szeréna	housewife
BRAUN, Ilona	Korda, Lajos	1910.IV.26	Máramarossziget	Braun, Aladár	Kaufman, Szidónia	housewife
BRAUN, Jolán		1912.X.27	Tiszafüred	Braun, Aladár	Kaufman, Szidónia	housewife
BRAUN, Lajos		1895.VI	Tiszafüred	Braun, Miksa	Braun, Róza
BRAUN, Lény	Lõw, Béla	1864.V.20	Tiszafüred	Braun, Péter	Weisz, Eszter
BRAUN, Mária		1908.II.7	Tiszafüred	Braun, Herman	Fish, Róza
BRAUN, Miklós		1916.I.24	Tiszafüred	Braun, Aladár	Kaufman, Szidánia
BREUER, Ágnes		1938.XII.10	Tiszafüred	Breuer, József	Jakobovics, Franciska
BREIER, Endre		1890.III	Tiszafüred	Breier, Ferenc	Schvarcz, Berta
BREUER, Ernõ		1935.VII.26	Tiszafüred	Breuer, József	Jakabovics, Franciska
BREIER, Ferenc Efrájim	Schwarcz, Berta	1863.VIII.29	Tiszafüred	Breier, Éliás	Blau, Róza	merchant
BREIER, József [ 5 ]	Jakabovics, Franciska	1904.XII.16	Tiszafüred	Breier, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Berta	merchant
BREUER, Klára [ 6 ]	Moskovits, Márton	1908	Tiszafüred	Breuer, Ferenc	Schvarcz, Berta
BREUER, Margit	Halász, Jenõ	1897				housewife
BREIER, Margit	Zuckerman, Salamon	1906.II.3	Tiszafüred	Breier, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Berta	housewife
BREIER, Rozália [ 7 ]	Schwarcz, Sándor	1898.VII.20	Tiszafüred	Breier, Ferenc	SchwarczBerta	housewife
BREIER, Sáli	Lebovits, József	1860.I.20	Tiszafüred	Breier, Éliás	Blau, Rézi	housewife
BREIER, Teréz [ 8 ]	Kohn, Dávid	1898.V	Tiszafüred	Breier, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Berta	housewife
BRIEGER, Aladár		1894		Brieger, Ábrahám	Fleischer, Róza	merchant
BRIEGER, Gyula		1898		Brieger, Ábrahám	Fleischer, Róza
BRIEGER, Paula		1904		Brieger, Ábrahám	Fleischer, Róza
BRÜLL, Borbála
BRÜLL, Etel	Feuer, Géza	1865	Tiszaigar			housewife
BRÜLL, Gizella	Ungár, János	1875	Nagyiván	Brüll, Mihály	Kepik, Telze	housewife
BRÜLL, Julianna	Rosenfeld, Lõrinc	1883	Kunmadaras	Brüll, Adolf	Brüll, Mari	housewife
BRÜLL, Sándor		1898.IV.10		Brüll, József	Schwarcz, Cili
CZEIZLER, Etel	Schwarcz, Géza	1884				housewife
CZÓBEL, Cecília		1862.XII.1	Nagyvárad	Czóbel, Bernát	Hvizl, Anna	school mistress
DASZKÁL, Klára				Daszkál, Márton	Altman, Ilona
DASZKÁL, Márton	Altman, Ilona
DEUTSCH, Regina	Silberman, Jakabné	1877.VII	Tiszafüred	Deutsch, Ignác	Schwarcz, Johanna
DEUTSCH, Sarolta	Elbogen, Béláné	1886.XII.30	Tiszaörs	Deutsch, Sámuel	Kohn, Léni	housewife
DIAMANT, Gyula		1927.III.9	Tiszafüred	Diamant, Manó	Lebovits, Ilona
DOMÁNYI, Berta	Weiszmann, József	1871	Kál	Dományi, Hermann	Barna, Ernesztin	housewife
DOMÁNYI, Blanka	Weiszmann, Ignác	1879.IX.4	Kál	Dományi, Hermann	Barna, Eszter	housewife
EISEN, Dezsõ	Spitzer, Szeréna	1904	Miskolc	Eisen, János		driver
EISEN, János		1937		Eisen, Dezsõ	Spitzer, Szeréna
EISLER, Mária	Boros, Lajos	1887		Eisler, Dávid	Klein, Fáni	housewife
EISNER, Berta	Friedmann, Jenõ	1890		Eisner, Izrael	Lõvi, Janka	housewife
ELBOGEN, Béla	Deutsch, Sarolta	1898.II.1	Gyetva	Elbogen, Sámuel	Klein, Róza	religion teacher
ENGEL, Jolán	Schwarcz, Móric	1877	Szeghalom			housewife
EPSTEIN, Etel Eszter	Piliczer, Ignác	1898	Sárszent-miklós	Epstein, Jakab	Pollack, Janka
EPSTEIN, Jakab, Ifj.		1882.III.29	Tiszafüred	Epstein, Mór	Adler, Leni	innkeeper merchant
EPSTEIN, József		1902.VIII.21	Tiszafüred	Epstein, Sándor	Goldmann, Róza	innkeeper
EPSTEIN, Magdolna	Bajor, Jenõ	1909.VI.3	Tiszafüred	Epstein, Géza	Strausz, Blanka
FELDMESSER, Menyhértné and son
FISCHER, Bella	Róth, Jenõ	1889		Fischer, Samu	Wig, Sáli	housewife
FISCHER, Henrik	Schwarcz, Karolina	1894.II	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Lipót	Krausz, Fáni	joiner
FISCHER, Ibolya		1922.IV.11	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Henrik	Schwarcz, Karolina
FISCHER, Imre		1933.XII.6	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Henrik	Schwarcz, Karolina
FISCHER, Irén	Rosenberg, Zoltán	1898.II	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Sámuel	Wig, Rozália	housewife
FISCHER, László	Schwarcz, Sarolta	1899.VII.5	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Lipót	Krausz, Fani	joiner
FISCHER, Lipót	Krausz, Fáni	1866.I	Tiszafüred	Fischer, József	Rosenberg, Fáni	merchant
FISCHER, Ottó		1935	Tiszafüred	Fischer, László	Schwarcz, Sarolta
FISCHER, Sándor		1926.VIII.14	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Henrik	Schwarcz, Karolina
FISCHER, Tibor		1929.II.14	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Henrik	Schwarcz, Karolina
FISCHER, Zsigmond		1928.VII.14	Tiszafüred	Fischer, László	Schwarcz, Sarolta
FLAMM, Anna	Fuchs, Lajos	1907.VII.27	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Sára	housewife
FLAMM, Dezsõ	Fuchs, Sarolta	1901.II.22	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Sára	merchant
FLAMM, Ernõ		1931.VIII.30	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Dezsõ	Fuschs, Sarolta
FLAMM, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Sára	1867				merchant
FLAMM, Irén	Grosz, Miksa	1884.IX.8	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Ignác	Schwarcz, Róza
FLAMM, Jenõ		1939		Flamm, Imre	Heller, Erzsébet
FLAMM, József		1894		Flamm, Ferenc	Schwarcz, Sára	carman/taxi
FLAMM, Magdolna		1930.III.20	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Dezsõ	Fuchs, Sarolta
FLAMM, Olga	Weinberger, Dezsõ Dr.	1889.I	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Ignác	Schwarcz, Róza
FLAMM, Mihály		1937.I.18	Tiszafüred	Flamm, Dezsõ	Fuchs, Sarolta
FLEISCHER, Mária	Würdiger, Salamon
FRANK, Etel	Jólesz, József		Poroszló
FRANK, Ibolya	Ackermann, Sándor	1910
FRANK, Ilona	Goldstein, Aladár
FRANK, István		1894.IX.13	Tiszafüred			officer
FRIEDLÄNDER, László		1911.III.20	Tiszafüred	Friedländer, Sámuel	Lebovits, Regina	electrician
FRIEDLÄNDER, Sámuel	Lebovits, Regina	1881	Tiszaluc	Friedländer, Jakab	Kis, Póli	spice merchant
FRIEDMAN, Ármin
FRIEDMAN, Hermann	Czeisler, Róza	1876	Debrecen	Friedman, Mihály		merchant
FRIEDMAN, Géza	Epstein, Sára	1905				officer
FRIEDMAN, Ibolya		1913		Friedman, Jenõ	Kohn, Berta
FRIEDMAN, Irén	Lebovits, Sándor	1900
FUCHS, Dénes		1937.X.10	Tiszafüred	Fuchs, Lajos	Flamm, Anna
FUCHS, Jenõ		1929.V.8	Tiszafüred	Fuchs, Lajos	Flamm, Anna
FUCHS, Lajos		1898	Erdõbénye	Fuchs, Sámuel	Spiegel, Lina	tailor
FUCHS, Margit	Wildman, Gyula	1896.VI.3	Tiszafüred	Fuchs, Emil Dr.	Reisz, Vilma
FUCHS, Miklós		1936.I.16	Tiszafüred	Fuchs, Lajos	Flamm, Anna
FUCHS, Sámuelné, özv.
FUCHS, Sarolta	Flamm, Dezsõ	1906		Fuchs, Sámuel	Spiegel, Lina
FUCHS, Vilma	Dr. Kiss, Aladár	1883.VIII.7	Bodrogkeresztúr	Fuchs, Mór	Flamm, Amália
FUNK, Rózsi	Goldman, Béla
FUNK, Tamás
GELBSTEIN, Józsefné, özv.
GELBSTEIN, Margit				Gelbstein, József
GERÖ, Henrik						merchant
GLIED, Vilmos
GLIED, Vilmosné
GLÜCK, Gyula	Treuhaft, Etel	1897		Glück, Adolf		timber merchant
GLÜCK, Judit		1939		Glück, Gyula	Treuhaft, Etel
GOLDBERGER, Éva
GOLDBERGER, Kató
GOLDBERGER, Laci
GOLDBERGER, Sándor	Fuchs, Anna	1912		Goldberger, A		bagman
GOLDBERGER, Tibor		1942.X.5	Tiszafüred	Goldberger, Sándor	Fuchs, Anna
GOLDMAN, Irén		1906.VII.20	Tiszafüred	Goldman, Herman	Rosenfeld, Sára
GOLDNER, Pepi	Halpert, Jakab	1868.III.29	Tiszafüred	Goldner, Salamon	Rubinstein, Betti
GOLDSTEIN, Adolf		1885.VIII.1	Tiszafüred	Goldstein, Soma	Kohn, Hani	printer
GOLDSTEIN, Aladár		1882.IV.1	Tiszafüred	Goldstein, Soma	Kohn, Hani
GOLDSTEIN, Blanka [ 9 ]	Adler, Sándor	1914.X.24	Tiszafüred	Goldstein, Adolf	Rubinstein, Gizella
GOLDSTEIN, Rozália	Friedländer, László	1914		Goldstein, Marcel	Eisler, Márta
GROSZ, Emil	Kaisler, Etelka					printer
GROSZ, János		1919.IV.4	Tiszafüred	Grósz, Miksa	Flamm, Irén
GRÓSZ, Miksa	Flamm, Irén	1879	Forró	Grósz, Sámuel	Helfenson, Mária	officer
GRÓSZ, Sarolta	Ackerman, Simon	1885
GROSZMANN, Rezsin	Rubinstein, Adolf	1887.XI.16	Tiszafüred	Groszman, Jakab	Schwarcz, Anna
GROSZMAN, Sarolta	Trencsényi, Lajos	1875		Groszman, Vilmos	Brüll, Júlia
GRÜN, Editke				Grün, Simon
GRÜNBAUM, László
GRÜNBERGER, Dávid		1860.XI	Tiszafüred	Grünberger, Bernát	Ungár, Kati
GRÜNBERGER, Dávidné and her 2 children
GRÜNBERGER, Róza	Würdiger, József	1907	Bodrogkeresztúr	Grünberger, Sámuel	Kupferstein, Mária
GRÜNFELD, Artúr				Grünfeld, Lipót	Weiszman, Amália
GRÜNFELD, Lipót		1892		Grünfeld, Lajos
GRÜNWALD, Margit				Grünwald, Lipót	Neuman, Amália
GUTTFREUD, Ilona	Barna, Bertalan	1914
GUTTMAN, Szeréna	Kanczler, Sámuel	1884	Horány	Guttman, Lipót	Reichman, Rézi
HALÁSZ, György		1934	Tiszafüred	Halász, Jenõ	Breuer, Margit
HALÁSZ, (Fischer), Jenõ [ 10 ]	Breuer, Margit	1893.XI	Tiszafüred	Fischer, Samu	Wig, Záli	produce merchant
HALÁSZ, Magdolna		1930.I.30	Tiszafüred	Halász, Jenõ	Breuer, Margit
HALPERN, Mari		1898.II.12	Tiszafüred	Halpern, Jakab	Goldner, Pepi
HÉBER, Márta		1919		Héber, Dezsõ	Ackerman, Lujza
HELD, Simon	Jungreisz, Heléna	1898		Held, Lázár	Friedman, Gizella
HELLER, Erzsébet	Flamm, Imre	1914		Heller, Jenõ	Ungár, Etelka
HERCZEG, Éva
HERMAN, Erzsébet	Schwarcz, Sándor	1896		Herman, Kálmán	Kohn, Fanni	housewife
HERSKOVITS, Gyula		1908.IV.3	Tiszafüred	Herskovits, Chajem	SchwarczLívia
HERSKOVITS, Henrik		1875.VII.10	Máramaros	Herskovits, Eizik	Iczkovics, Dóra	blacksmith
HERSKOVITS, Ilona	Klein, Ferenc	1905.III.21	Tiszafüred	Herskovits, Henrik	Iczkovits, Dóra
HERSKOVITS, Irén		1915.III.19	Tiszafüred	Herskovits, Henrik	Iczkovits, Dóra
HERSKOVITS, Irma	Rosenfeld, Aladár	1901.V.22	Tiszafüred	Herskovits, Henrik	Schwarcz, Laura	housewife
HERSKOVITS, József and his wife		1912.X.21	Tiszafüred	Herskovits, Henrik	Schwarcz, Laura
HERSKOVITS, Szeréna	Schwarcz, Sándor	1900		Herskovits, Bernát	H., Pepi	housewife
HOFSTÄDTER, Mór
HORN, Erzsébet	Rubinstein, Herman
JAKAB, Iván		1934		Dr. Jakab, Ernõ	Blau, Irén
JAKABOVITS, Franciska	Breuer, József	1913		Jakabovits, Bernát	Blumensthol, Szeréna
JÓLESZ, József	Frank, Etel	1884.II	Tiszafüred	Jólesz, Lipót	Braun, Fáni
JÓNAP, Rozália	Schwarcz, Dávid	1888.III.2	Tiszafüred	Jónap, Ignácz	Klugy, Sári	housewife
JUNGREISZ, Herman, Májer	Kornfeld, Róza	1869.II	Tiszafüred	Jungreisz, Náthán	Heller, Pepi	merchant
JUNGREISZ, Miksa Náthán		1895		Jungreisz, Herman	Kornfeld, Róza
JUNGREISZ, Irén		1914.VI.19	Tiszafüred	Jungreisz, Herman	Kornfeld, Róza	housewife
JUNGREISZ, Petronella and her children	Nutovits, Lipót	1902.VII.20	Tiszafüred	Jungreisz, Herman	Kornfeld, Rózsi	housewife
KASPIN, Etel	Weiszmann, György
KABOS, Erzsébet				Kabos, Jenõ	Schlesinger, Róza
KABOS, Imre		1917.V.3	Tiszafüred	Kabos, Jenõ	Schlesinger, Róza
KABOS, Sándor		1911.VII.11	Tiszafüred	Kabos, Jenõ	Schlesinger, Róza
KAISLER, Elza	Funk, Ernõ
KAISLER, Etelka	Grosz, Emil
KAUFMAN, Szidónia	Braun, Aladár	1885
KEREKES, Imre	Lõwinger, Borbála	1901	Cegléd	Kohn, Herman	Brieger, Julianna	merchant
KEREKES, Tibor		1935.IV.9	Tiszafüred	Kerekes, Imre	Lõwinger, Borbála
KLEIN, Alice	Nagy, Jenõ			Klein, Fülöp	Jelinek, Róza
KLEIN, Anna	Rubinstein, József	1916
KLEIN, Dávid		1873.X.20	Tiszafüred	Klein, Éliás	Weisz, Fáni	farmer/ shoemaker
KLEIN, Éva		1920.I.6	Tiszafüred	Klein, Bertalan	Lebovits, Erzsébet
KLEIN, Irén	Rubinstein, László	1913
KLEIN, Katalin	Hofmann, Zsigmond	1900.XII.12	Tiszafüred	Klein, Ferenc	Spiegel, Regina
KLEIN, Lajos
KLEIN, Lilla	Schwarcz, Dénesné	1918	Tiszafüred	Klein, Adolf	Kepecs, Engima
KLEIN, Miklós		1897.X.9	Tiszafüred	Klein, Ignácz	Czikholz, Eszter
KLEIN, Regina	Kohn, Sámuel	1909	Egerlövõ	Klein, Dávid	Gelber, Gizella	housewife
KLEIN, Ráchel (Róza)	Schwarcz, Ignácné	1867.X	Patkós	Klein, Éliás	Schvalb, Hanna	housewife
KLEIN, Szeréna		1904		Klein, Dávid	Gelber, Gizella
KLEIN, Teréz	Lefkovits, Mór	1912.XI.2	Tiszafüred	Klein, Dávid	Gelber, Gizella
KOHEN, Ilona		1909		Kohen, Jakab	Lindenfeld, Karolin	housewife
KOHEN, Rozália	Schwarcz, Lázár	1900		Kohen, Jakab	Lindenfeld, Karolin	housewife
KOHN, Éva, Gizella		1939.XI.7	Tiszafüred	Kohn, Sámuel	Klein, Regina
KOHN, Irén	Rubinstein, Andor	1911	Miskolc	Kohn, Vilmos	Klein, Regina
KOHN, Sámuel		1891.VI.11	Tiszafüred			tailor
KOHN, Sarolta	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	1896	Tiszaörs	Kohn, Dávid	Weisz, S	housewife
KORDA, Erika, Mirjam		1939.IX.14	Tiszafüred	Korda, Lajos	Braun, Ilona
KORDA, György		1933.VII.10	Tiszafüred	Korda, Lajos	Braun, Ilona
KORDA, Lajos	Braun, Ilona	1906	Erdõbénye			officer
KORNFELD, Rezsin	Jungreisz, Herman	1874	Hajdúdorog
KORNSTEIN, Henrik		1865		Kornstein, Ábrahám		merchant
KORNSTEIN, Margit		1895		Kornstein, Henrik	Fischer, Nina
KOVÁCS, Borbála	Barna, Imréné	1908		Kovács, Ignác	Schwarcz, Erzsébet
KOVÁCS, Borbála	Trencsényi, Lászlóné	1918		Kovács, Mór	Réci, Sarolta
KRAUSZ, Berta	Víg, Béláné	1879.I	Tiszafüred	Krausz, Sándor	Goszman, Lotti
KRAUSZ, Fáni	Fischer, Lipótné	1874		Krausz, Ábrahám	Stern, Eszter	housewife
KRÉMER, Ernõ
KRÉMER, Ernõné
KRÉMER, Mérton
KRÉMER, Rózsi
LANG, Erzsébet		1922.II.21	Lang, Jakab	Rubinstein, Hermin
LEBOVITS, Erzsébet	Klein, Bertalan	1891.IV	Tiszafüred	Lebovits, József	Breier, Sáli	housewife
LEBOVITS, Jenõ	Schwarcz, Ilona	1890.III.4	Tiszafüred	Lebovits, József	Breier, Teréz	merchant
LEBOVITS, Regina	Friedländer, Sámuelné
LEBOVITS, Sándor	Friedman, Irén	1894.VII	Tiszafüred	Lebovits, József	Breier, Sáli	watchmaker
LEFKOVICS, Mór	Klein, Teréz
LEFKOVICS, Sándor		1895.I		Lefkovics, Péter	Weisz, Emma
LICHTIG, Margit	Blau, Andor	1906.V.27	Tiszafüred	Lichtig, Leó	Blumerberg, Gizella	housewife
LÖW, Margit		1890.IV	Tiszafüred	Lõw, Sámuel	Schwarcz, Ilka	housewife
LÖWI, Erzsébet	Weiszman, Dávid	1905
LÖWINGER, Boriska	Kerekes, Imre	1903.V.15	Tiszafüred	Lõwinger, József	Sohr, Ilona	housewife
LÖWINGER, József	Sohr, Ilona	1877.X.26	Hugyag	Lõwinger, Sámuel	Kohn, Karolina	teacher
LÖWINGER, Magdolna	Fleischer, Sándor	1910.X.10	Tiszafüred	Lõwinger, József	Sohr, Ilona	housewife
LÖWINGER, Márton	Ulmer, Róza	1874
LÖWINGER, Rozália	Dr. Aszódi, István	1901.XI.7	Tiszafüred	Lõwinger, József	Shor, Ilona
MERCZEL, Ágnes		1932.IV.10	Tiszafüred	Merczel, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona
MERCZEL, Artúr		1929.XII.16	Tiszafüred	Merczel, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona
MERCZEL, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona	1907				shakter (religious slaughterer)
MERCZEL, Éva		1935.I.24	Tiszafüred	Merczel, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona
MERCZEL, Judit		1941.V.21	Tiszafüred	Merczel, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona
MERCZEL, Mór his wife and their children
MERCZEL, Sándor		1944.XII.6	Tiszafüred	Merczel, Ernõ	Klein, Ilona
MOHR, Judit Zsuzsanna		1938.VI.7	Tiszafüred	Mohr, Pál	Schvarcz, Borbála
MOHR, Pál	Schvarcz, Borbála	1906.VI.28	Túrkeve	Mohr, Bernát	Glázer, Katalin	dental technician
MORGENSTERN, Irén	Dr. Blau, László
MOSKOVITS, Regina	Moskovits, Sámuel	1860
MOSKOVITS, Pepi	Braun, Aladár
NAGY, Jenõ, (Groszman, Jónás)	Klein, Alice	1880	Sirok			veterinarian
NEUMAN, Amália	Grünfeld, Lipót	1903
NEUMAN, Jenõ and his wife
NEUMAN, Juli				Neuman, Jenõ
NEUMAN, Márton				Neuman, Jenõ
PLATZER, Endre
PLATZER, Vera
PERLSTEIN, Etel	Schwarcz, Móricz	1896		Perlstein, Dávid	Geldner, Mária	housewife
PILITZER, Rozália	Stern, Baruch	1899.VIII.1	Tiszafüred	Pilitzer, Ignác	Epstein, Etel
RÁCZ, Sándor						pharmacist
RÁCZ, Sándorné
REICH, Jenõ	Schwarcz, Mária	1906.V.29	Tiszafüred	Reich, Salamon	Klein, Regina	commercial traveler
REICH, Judit		1936		Reich, Jenõ	Schwarcz, Mária
REICH, Tamás		1944.IV.3	Tiszafüred	Reich, Jenõ	Schwarcz, Mária
REICHMAN, Ilona	Róth, Ármin			Reichman, Dávid	Czimmer, Róza
REINER, Ágnes
REINER, Béla
REISZMAN, Gyuláné, özv.
ROSENBAUM, Ibolya				Rosenbaum, Márton	Altman, Lili
ROSENBAUM, Márton	Altman, Lili
ROSENBAUM, Róza	Weiszman, Gábor	1903
ROSENBERG, Hanni	Würdiger, Mihály	1873	Tiszaszõlõs	Rosenberg, Lõrincz	Wildman, Mária	housewife
ROSENFELD, Aladár	Herskovits, Irma	1901	Pásztó			merchant/ farmer
ROSENFELD, Anna		1922.VII.17	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	Kohn, Szeréna
ROSENFELD, Dezsõ	Kohn, Sarolta	1890.VII	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Ábrahám	Schwarcz, Nina	merchant
ROSENFELD, Edit		1938.II.31	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	Kohn, Sarolta
ROSENFELD, Éva		1931.X.10	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	Kohn, Sarolta
ROSENFELD, Éva				Rosenfeld, Aladár
ROSENFELD, György		1942.XII.4	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Aladár	Herskovits, Irma
ROSENFELD, Ilona		1925.V.17	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	Kohn, Sarolta
ROSENFELD, Klára		1935.III.18	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Dezsõ	Kohn, Sarolta
ROSENFELD, László		1935.III.5	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Aladár	Herskovits, Irma
ROSENFELD, Lõrincz	Brüll, Julianna	1879.III	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Ábrahám	SchwarczNina	innkeeper
ROSENFELD, Piroska		1929.VI.2	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Aladár	Herskovits, Irma
ROSENFELD, Sándor		1939.V.2	Tiszafüred	Rosenfeld, Aladár	Herskovits, Irma
RÓTH, György		1917		Róth, Jenõ	Fischer, Bella
RÓTH, Jenõ	Fischer, Bella	1886	Nagyvárad	Róth, Ignácz	Teitelbaum, Bella	locksmith
RÓTH, Lajosné, özv.
ROTH, Róza
ROTHFELD, Erzsébet
ROTHFELD, Farkas
RÖSZLER, Mária	Valach, Kálmán	1889		Röszler, Herman	Frereich, Verona
RUBINSTEIN, Adolf	Groszman, Rezsin	1879.XI.15	Tiszaigar	Rubinstein, Dávid	Brüll, Hani
RUBINSTEIN, Éva Kamilla		1943.IV.6	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, József	Klein, Irma
RUBINSTEIN, Gizella	Goldstein, Adolf	1885		Rubinstein, Miksa	Fuchs, Betti
RUBINSTEIN, Hermina	Lang, Jakab	1895.XI	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Kóbi	Rubinstein, Lina
RUBINSTEIN, (Roboz) Imre István [ 11 ]		1914.XI.22	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Adolf	Groszman, Rezsin
RUBINSTEIN, Jolán	Terner, Artúr	1905.I.17	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Dávid	Schäfer, Róza
RUBINSTEIN, Julianna	Weiszman, Miklós	1898.X.29	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Salamon	Ungár, Sáli
RUBINSTEIN, Kóbi (Akiva)	Rubinstein, Nina, (Lina)	1869	Kiskõrös	Rubinstein, Dávid	Steiner, Jozefina	merchant
RUBINSTEIN, László		1930.VII.5	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Miksa	Rosenfeld, Margit
RUBINSTEIN, Lina	Rubinstein, Kóbi	1871.VI.26	Tiszaigar	Rubinstein, Dávid	Brüll, Hani
RUBINSTEIN, Margit	Schwarcz, Andor	1898.X.26	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Kóbi	Rubinstein, Nina
RUBINSTEIN, Margit	Platzer, Endre
RUBINSTEIN, Róza		1900.XI.11	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Jakab	Schwarcz, Mária
RUBINSTEIN, Sámuel	Schwarcz, Kornélia	1875.II.4	Tiszaigar	Rubinstein, Dávid	Brüll, Hani	merchant
RUBINSTEIN, Tamás		1939.IV.28	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, László	Klein, Irén
RUBINSTEIN, Terézia		1910.II.15	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Samu	Schwarcz, Kornélia
RUBINSTEIN, Zsuzsa		1938	Tiszafüred	Rubinstein, Andor	Kohn, Borbála
SCHÄFER, Tini
SHÄFER, Róza	Rubinstein, Dávid	1878	Tiszaszõlõs
SCHICK, Gabriella		1926.IV.7	Tiszafüred	Schick, István	Schwarcz, Erzsébet
SCHICK, Magdolna		1927.X.2	Tiszafüred	Schick, István	Schwarcz, Erzsébet
SCHICK, Margit		1929.III.13	Tiszafüred	Schick, István	Schwarcz, Erzsébet
SCHVALB, Kati	Földes, Árpád,	1895		Schvalb, Márton	Ungár, Róza
SCHWARCZ, Ágnes		1936.XI.15	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Perlstein, Etelka
SCHWARCZ, Albert		1894		Schwarcz, Kálmán	Guttman, Eszter	winemaker
SCHWARCZ, Andor		1893.IV.1	Tiszafüred,	Schwarcz, Ignác	Klein, Róza	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Anna	Groszman, Jakab	1866		Schwarcz, Lajos	Schwarcz, Pepi
SCHWARCZ, Béla (Somló)		1918.XI.22	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Engel, Jolán	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Béla		1876.VI	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Jónás	Schwarcz, Regina
SCHWARCZ, Bernát		1885				peddler
SCHWARCZ, Borbála	Mohr, Pál	1911.I.7	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Dávid	Jónap, Rozália	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Dávid		1871.VIII.22	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Áron	Fried, Zillie	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Dénes	Schwarcz, Erzsébet	1917				merchant
SCHWARCZ, Dezsõ		1908.XI.29	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Ignác	Klein, Róza
SCHWARCZ, Ernõ	Weisz, Irén	1896.III.2	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Zsigmond	Léderer, Cili	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Erzsébet,	Schick, István	1908.II.20	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Bernát	Weisz, Zsani	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Erzsébet		1926.I.26	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Dezsõ	Bíró, Sarolta
SCHWARCZ, Éva		1929.II.27	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Ernõ	Weisz, Irén
SCHWARCZ, Gábor András		1942.I.6	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Dénes,	Klein, Lilla
SCHWARCZ, Géza	Czeizler, Etel	1880.VIII	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Dávid	Gróf, Julianna	peddler
SCHWARCZ, György	Schwarcz, Magdolna	1915		Schwarcz, Dávid	Jónap, Rozália	timber merchant
SCHWARCZ, György		1919.IX.9		Schwarcz, Dávid	Bíró, Sarolta
SCHWARCZ, Ignácz		1864	Putnok	Schwarcz, Ábrahám	Grünfeld, Klára	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Ilona	Lebovits, Jenõ	1892	Sátoraljaújhely	Schwarcz, Ignác	Schwarcz, Katalin
SCHWARCZ, Ilona	Schwarcz, Márton	1914.II.13	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Jenõ	Rosenfeld, Zsanett
SCHWARCZ, Ilonka		1932.VII.2	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Perlstein, Etel
SCHWARCZ, Imre		1924.V.31	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Géza	Czeizler, Etel
SCHWARCZ, Irén		1913		Schwarcz, Dávid	Hartman, Ilona	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Irma	Grünfeld, Ignácz
SCHWARCZ, István		1989.II.31	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Engel, Jolán
SCHWARCZ, János		1943.IV.17	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, György	Schwarcz, Magdolna
SCHWARCZ, Jónás Jenõ	Rosenfeld, Zsanet	1866	Dormánd	Schwarcz, Dávid	Czimmerman, Máli	tinker
SCHWARCZ, Karola (Léni)	Fischer, Henrik	1892.IV	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Zsigmond	Léderer, Cili
SCHWARCZ, Károly		1917	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Sándor	Hermann, Erzsébet	tailor
SCHWARCZ, Katalin				Schwarcz, István	Braun, Heléna
SCHWARCZ, Lajos		1908		Schwarcz, Dávid	Hartman, Ilona
SCHWARCZ, Laura	Herskovits, Henrik	1877.II.17	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Lõrincz	Rubinstein, Hani	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Magdolna	Schwarcz, György	1921.XII.29	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Géza	Czeizler, Etel	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Magda		1922.VIII.31	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Andor	Rubinstein, Margit
SCHWARCZ, Magda		1929	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Móricz	Perlstein, Etel
SCHWARCZ, Margit	Grosz, Imre	1903.XII.13	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Jenõ	Rosenfeld, Zsanet	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Margit		1904.V.12	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Engel, Jolán	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Margit		1911		Schwarcz, Kálmán	Guttman, Eszter	seamstress
SCHWARCZ, Mariska	Reich, Jenõné	1904.VIII.13	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Ignácz	Klein, Róza	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Márton		1890		Schwarcz, Zsigmond	Léderer, Cecília	baker
SCHWARCZ, Móricz		1867.IV	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Bernhard	Klein, Juli	tailor
SCHWARCZ, Móricz		1894.IV	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Zsigmond	Léderer, Cili	innkeeper
SCHWARCZ, Oszkár		1905.III.13	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Dávid	Bíró, Sarolta
SCHWARCZ, Rezsõ (Somló)		1902.VI.26	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Mór	Engel, Jolán
SCHWARCZ, Robi
SCHWARCZ, Sándor		1888.VII	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Árpád	Schwarcz, Fáni	merchant
SCHWARCZ, Sándor		1894.IX	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Ignácz	Klein, Róza
SCHWARCZ, Sára
SCHWARCZ, Sára	Reich, Ferenc	1908.VI.6	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Jenõ	Rosenfeld, Zsanett	photographer
SCHWARCZ, Sarolta	Fischer, Lászlóné	1898.II.5	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Zsigmond	Léderer, Cili	housewife
SCHWARCZ, Tibor		1927.X.23	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Móricz	Perlstein, Etel
SCHWARCZ, Veronika Ágnes		1934.XII.28	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Benedek	Trencsényi, Erzsébet
SCHWARCZ, Veronika Katalin		1928.IX.23	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Andor	Rubinstein, Margit
SCHWARCZ, Vilmos		1857.V	Tiszafüred	Schwarcz, Bernát	Klein, July	tailor
SCHWARCZ, Zsuzsika				Schwarcz, István	Braun, Heléna
SEBESTYÉN, Sándorné, özv.
SEIDNER, Pál
SIEGELBAUM, Jenõ, and his three children		1896		Siegelbaum, Sámuel	Kronfeld, Lizi	merchant
SILBERMAN, Emil		1938.III.23	Tiszafüred	Silberman, Jakab	Deutsch, Regina
SILBERMAN, Ernõ		1935.III.21	Tiszafüred	Silberman, Jakab	Deutsch, Regina
SILBERMAN, Herman		1931		Silberman, Jakab	Deutsch, Regina
SILBERMAN, Jakab		1904		Silberman, Áron	Schirf, Eszter	merchant
SINGER, Viola	Blau, Lajos	1882
SIRF, Sára	Ackeman, Mór	1848
SOHR, Ilona	Lõwinger, József	1878.X.3	Tiszafüred	Sohr, Miksa	ì., Katalin
SOLTÉSZ, Júlia		1890		Soltész, Henrik Dr.	Rosinger, Etel	housewife
SPIEGEL, Jenõné, özv.			Tiszaszõlõs
SPIEGEL, Julianna	Schwarcz, Sámuel		Tiszaszõlõs
SPITZER, Emma		1908.V.21	Tiszafüred	Spitzer, Alajos	Klein, Piroska	housewife
SPITZER, Erzsébet	Grünwald, László	1906		Spitzer, Alajos	Klein, Piroska	housewife
SPITZER, Gabriella	Schwarcz, Vilmos	1896		Spitzer, Lajos	Schwarcz, Ilona	housewife
SPITZER, Ilona		1904.IV.9	Tiszafüred	Spitzer, Alajos,	Klein, Piroska
SPITZER, Szeréna	Eisen, Dezsõ	1906		Spitzer, Alajos	Klein, Piroska
STRASSZER, Róza		1922.VII.15	Tiszafüred	Strasszer, Sámuel	Szoffer, Jolán
STRASSZER, Salamon
STRASSZER, Sámuel		1885.X.9	Tiszafüred	Strasszer, Akiba	Broda, Cecília	Rabbi
STRAUSZ, Paula	Epstein, Géza
TERNER, Sándor		1928.XI.8	Tiszafüred	Terner, Artúr	Rubinstein, Jolán
TRENCSÉNYI, Erzsébet	Schwarcz, Benedek	1907		Trencsényi, Lajos	Groszman, Sarolta	housewife
TRENCSÉNYI, Gábor		1940		Trencsényi, László	Kovács, Borbála
TRENCSÉNYI, Károly		1908		Trencsényi, Lajos	Groszman, Sarolta
TRENCSÉNYI, László		1915		Trencsényi, Lajos	Groszman, Sarolta
TREUHAFT, Etel	Glück, Gyula	1897	Szerencs	Trencsényi, Salamon	Funk, Amália
ULMER, Róza, Regina	Lõwinger, Márton	1876				housewife
UNGÁR, Jónás		1875		Ungár, Lipót	Brüll, Eszti	merchant
UNGAR, Sály	Rubinstein, Salamon	1863.VI.26		Ungár, Lipót	Brüll, Eszti
VÍG, Béla		1872		Weisz, Dávid	Schwarcz, Betti	retired station master
VÍG, Irén		1893		Víg, Béla	Krausz, Berta
VÍG, Jolán		1890		Víg, Béla	Krausz, Berta
VÍG, Margit		1896		Víg, Béla	Krausz, Berta
WIENER, László
WEISZ, Adolf and his wife
WEISZ, Dezsõ
WEISZ, Irén	Schwarcz, Ernõ
WEISZ, József		1883		Weisz, Ignácz	Wiener, Debóra
WEISZ, Juliska	Flamm, Gábor
WEISZ, Regina	Blau, Albert	1878		Weisz, Herczog	Kohn, Rebeka
WEISZMAN, Sámuel, Dénes		1867
WEISZMAN, Gábor		1897.X.24	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, József	Dományi, Berta
WEISZMAN, Gyula		1899.I.21	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, József	Dományi, Berta
WEISZMAN, Ignácz		1878.V	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, Miksa	Weinstein, Julianna	watchmaker/ jeweller
WEISZMAN, Irén	Friedman, Gyula	1909.X.24	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, József	Dományi, Berta	merchant
WEISZMAN, Lujza	Schwarcz, Sámuel	1886.IV	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, Miksa	Weinstein, Julianna	innkeeper
WEISZMAN, Margit	Braun, Gábor	1905.XII.17	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, József	Dományi, Berta
WEISZMAN, Miklós						produce merchant
WEISZMAN, Zsuzsanna		1937.V.16	Tiszafüred	Weiszman, Dávid	Lõwi, Erzsébet
WELTMAN, Ibolya	Blau, Oszkár	1912.III.2	Tiszafüred	Weltman, Nándor	Barna, Etelka
WELTMAN, István		1924.III.12	Tiszafüred	Weltman, Nándor	Barna, Etelka
WELTMAN, Laci
WELTMAN, Náthán	Barna, Etelka	1884				innkeeper
WIESEL, József and his wife
WILDMAN, Gyula	Fuchs, Margit	1886.VII.13	Tiszafüred	Wildman, Lipót	Schwarcz, Szidónia	landowner
WILDMAN, Magdolna	Adler, Sándor	1917	Tiszaszõlõs	Wildman, Gyula	Fuchs, Margit
WÜRDIGER, Ágnes		1942		Würdiger, Salamon	Fleischer, Mária
WÜRDIGER, István		1939		Würdiger, József	Grünberger, Róza
WÜRDIGER, József, Dénes		1934		Würdiger, Salamon	Fleischer, Mária
WÜRDIGER, Salamon [ 12 ]	Fleischer, Mária	1907.II.11	Tiszafüred	Würdiger	Rosenberg, Hani	carman/taxi

Notes
[ 1 ] - Died 1945.III.15 in Donneskirchen of typhoid.	[ 7 ] - Declared dead 1947.XI.3.
[ 2 ] - Died 1944.XII.28 in Kassa (Kosice) of typhoid.	[ 8 ] - Declared dead 1950.VIII.8.
[ 3 ] - Died in the summer of 1942 in Ukraine.	[ 9 ] - Declared dead in 1949.
[ 4 ] - Died 1945.II.15 in Doneskirchen of typhoid.	[ 10 ] - Died 1944.XII.15 in Jennersdorf of typhoid.
[ 5 ] - Declared dead in 1950.	[ 11 ] - Died 1943.I.12 in Ukraine.
[ 6 ] - Declared dead.	[ 12 ] - He froze to death in Donneskirchen in 1945.

~ Tiszafüred Holocaust Survivors ~

In 1941, 442 Jews were registered in Tiszafüred. After the liberation, only 70 were alive, returning to Tiszafüred to reestablish the Jewish community. Following is a "partial" list, 65 names, of the survivors. After 1956, few remained. ²

In Appreciation: Appreciation is expressed to Dr. Imre LEBOVITS, a survivor, who reviewed and contributed to the following list of Tiszafüred survivors.

NAME	NOTES
ASZÓDI, Imre Dr.
ASZÓDI, István Dr.
BRAUN, Andor
BRAUN, Lili
BRAUN, Márta
DEUTSCH, Imre
ENGEL, Imre
EPSTEIN, Erzsébet
EPSTEIN, Sári
ERLICH, Gabriella
FISCHER, Klara
FISCHER, Margit
FLAMM, Gábor
FLAMM, Imre
FRIEDMAN, Veronika
FRISCH, Lenke
FUNK, Pál
GOLDMANN, Béla
GRÜNFELD, István
HELD, Irén (née Jungreisz)
HERMAN, Gyula
KATZ, Iren
KATZ, Veronika
KEREKES, Eva
KLEIN, Bernát
KLEIN, Mária (née Frisch)
LEBOVITS, Gyula
LEBOVITS, Imre
LEBOVITS, Tibor
RADVÁNYI, Matild (née Rosenfeld)
REINER, Edit
REINER, József
ROSENFELD, Aladár	two persons with this name, one perished in the Holocaust
ROSENFELD, Aranyka
RUBINSTEIN, Andor	1906 (RÓNA)
RUBINSTEIN, Béla Dr.
RUBINSTEIN, Herman
RUBINSTEIN, Jozsef
RUBINSTEIN, Lazslo	name changed to: RÓZSA, Lazslo
RUBINSTEIN, Margit (née Rosenfeld)
RUBINSTEIN, Mihaly	incorrectly listed as RUBENSTAG, Mihaly 1902
RUBINSTEIN, Pál
SCHWARCZ, Benedek
SCHWARCZ, Boriska
SCHWARCZ, Éva
SCHWARCZ, Imre
SCHWARCZ, István
SCHWARCZ, Kálmán (Juda)
SCHWARCZ, Margit
SCHWARCZ, Márton
SCHWARCZ, Nándor
STRASSZER, Elemér
SUGÁR, Éva (née Rosenfeld)
SZÁNTÓ, Kálmán dr.
TERNER, László
TISZA, Béla
WEINBERGER, Klára
WEINBERGER, Lili
WEINER, Erno
WEINER, Julianna (née GLIED)
WEINER, Zsuzsa
WEISZMANN, Dávid
WEISZMANN, Ferenc
WEISZMANN, Ibolya
WEISZMANN, Rózsi

Source (portions): ² The Encyclopedia of Jewish Life Before and During the Holocaust, (2001), p. 1310.

~ Tiszafüred Survivor Testimonies ~ Following are items or links to personal stories by Holocaust survivors from Tiszafüred. If you have a personal story to share by a survivor of the Holocaust from Tiszafüred, click HERE to contact me. NOTE: Clicking a link will open a new page. Matild RADVÁNYI: "A number of times I could not eat dinner during the news, when I saw that they were killing people here and there. For what and why? Nothing is worth killing each other for." Dr. Imre LEBOVITS: "It cannot go on like this, because hate is an evil advisor. To live in harmony is the most important thing. People should never forget what happened, and it should never happen again. What happened to us should not happen again; not with the Jews, not with anybody." Book: Tiszafüred-Füzetek (booklet)-5 Author: Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D. Publisher: BlonDekor Printery, Tiszafüred (2004) ISSN 1588-1709 Tiszafüred és vidéke zsidóságának emlékezete (To the memory of the Jews of Tiszafüred and surrounding district) Published in a series about local history for the Kiss Pál Museum. (Click the image for a larger image.) This page is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc., a non-profit corporation. If you feel there is a benefit to you in accessing  this site, your JewishGen-erosity is appreciated. Created by: Marshall J. KATZ, USA / Compiled by: Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D., Tiszafüred with assistance from Agi CASEY, Australia Nevek-Klarsfeld János SZABÓ, Hungary Amos Israel ZEZMER, France and the following JewishGen members/descendants and contributors of Tiszafüred Jewish families: Dr. Imre LEBOVITS, Hungary Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D., Tiszafüred Matild (née ROSENFELD) RADVÁNYI, Canada Updated: 4 March 2010 Copyright ©2010 Ágnes (née SZEGÕ) ORBÁN, Ph.D. All rights reserved. Top of Page