Student Profile: D. Feldman

When we researched D. Feldman we only found two possibilities of a girl that would be the right age to be a student. There are two different girls with the same exact name and birthdate. The first Dyna Perla Feldman's Ghetto Address was "FRANZ 76" and there was a Ghetto Note that stated "WEISENHAUS." The second Dyna Perla Feldman's Ghetto Address was "Gnesen 26" her occupation was an "Arbeiterin," which is a worker, and there was a comment that stated "Braune 14 31.3.43". We believe that this comment may be a change of address to Braune 14. We believe there is a possibility that they are the same people but the addresses are completely different.

Good job. I agree with your conclusions. Since the names are exactly the same and the birth dates are, too, in the future, it is not necessary to enter them twice (you only need to enter alternate spellings or versions of dates).

Possible Family Members

These first three we believe are grandparents and a great aunt or some type of relative. we included the year they were born plus the address listed online. We believe they are to old to be the parents. Markus and Lea were deported together so this led us to believe they are married. Amalie died three months after they were deported, most likely in the Ghetto hospital.

Amalie Feldmann 1876- Gnenson 26
Markus Feldman 1871- Gnenson 26
Lea Feldman 1875 – Gnenson 26

We do not know if these three are related. The similarities in the address are Gnenson 26 but these three have 36 added to their address. Plus these three all moved together in 1941
Estera Feldman 1879 – Gnenson 26 36
Abram Feldman 1880 – Gnenson 26 36
Rajzel Feldman 1912 – Gnenson 26 36

This we believe is, the other, Dyna Perla's brother.
Idek Feldman 1926 – Franz 76

Good research.

We are guessing that she was transferred to Auschwitz because she moved in 1942, which meant she was still alive then. Looking at the secondary sources, all of the transports in 1943 went to Auschwitz, which leads us to believe that Dyna was transported there as well.

Thank you for your research. However, despite the two addresses listed that indicate Dyna has at some point moved, we can't find record that Dyna moved in 1942. While the ghetto notes tell us Dyna was alive during the beginning of 1943, it was confirmed in earlier research that "Braune 14 31.3.43" most likely referred to a change of address. Though there is always a possibility that Dyna was transported to Auschwitz in 1943, Secondary Sources does not list any transports there on March 31, 1943. There, of course, is always a chance that Dyna did in fact end up in Auschwitz, but unless you provide us with proof of both that and the fact that she moved in 1942, I will mark your answer as possible. Thank you for your research.