Transport 36, Train Da 223 from Vienna, Austria to Maly Trostenets Extermination Camp, Belorussia (USSR) on August 17, 1942.
Each deportee was allowed to take personal luggage weighing no more than 50 kg and cash amounting to 100 Reichsmark. They had to report to the assembly camp in a former school situated in the 2nd Viennese district, Kleine Sperlgasse 2. On arrival at the school grounds, Jewish deportees had to hand over the keys to their homes.
The staff of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, along them Anton Brunner, forced the Jews to declare their property. Then they had to sign a document confirming that they transferred everything to the state. They were also forced to hand over all valuables and cash to the representatives of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration. The Jewish property was sold by the Gestapo after the transport left. Transport No. 36, labeled Da223 departed from Aspangbahnhof in Vienna on August 17th, 1942, and arrived at Maly Trostenets on August 21st. The transport consisted of 1,000 Jews, 205 of them were older than 61 years. The average age of the deportees was 49.
Each deportee was allowed to take personal luggage weighing no more than 50 kg and cash amounting to 100 Reichsmark. They had to report to the assembly camp in a former school situated in the 2nd Viennese district, Kleine Sperlgasse 2. On arrival at the school grounds, Jewish deportees had to hand over the keys to their homes.
The staff of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, along them Anton Brunner, forced the Jews to declare their property. Then they had to sign a document confirming that they transferred everything to the state. They were also forced to hand over all valuables and cash to the representatives of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration. The Jewish property was sold by the Gestapo after the transport left. Transport No. 36, labeled Da223 departed from Aspangbahnhof in Vienna on August 17th, 1942, and arrived at Maly Trostenets on August 21st. The transport consisted of 1,000 Jews, 205 of them were older than 61 years. The average age of the deportees was 49.
Transport 36, Train Da 223 from Vienna, Austria to Maly Trostenets Extermination Camp, Belorussia (USSR) on August 17, 1942.
Each deportee was allowed to take personal luggage weighing no more than 50 kg and cash amounting to 100 Reichsmark. They had to report to the assembly camp in a former school situated in the 2nd Viennese district, Kleine Sperlgasse 2. On arrival at the school grounds, Jewish deportees had to hand over the keys to their homes.
The staff of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, along them Anton Brunner, forced the Jews to declare their property. Then they had to sign a document confirming that they transferred everything to the state. They were also forced to hand over all valuables and cash to the representatives of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration. The Jewish property was sold by the Gestapo after the transport left. Transport No. 36, labeled Da223 departed from Aspangbahnhof in Vienna on August 17th, 1942, and arrived at Maly Trostenets on August 21st. The transport consisted of 1,000 Jews, 205 of them were older than 61 years. The average age of the deportees was 49.
Each deportee was allowed to take personal luggage weighing no more than 50 kg and cash amounting to 100 Reichsmark. They had to report to the assembly camp in a former school situated in the 2nd Viennese district, Kleine Sperlgasse 2. On arrival at the school grounds, Jewish deportees had to hand over the keys to their homes.
The staff of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, along them Anton Brunner, forced the Jews to declare their property. Then they had to sign a document confirming that they transferred everything to the state. They were also forced to hand over all valuables and cash to the representatives of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration. The Jewish property was sold by the Gestapo after the transport left. Transport No. 36, labeled Da223 departed from Aspangbahnhof in Vienna on August 17th, 1942, and arrived at Maly Trostenets on August 21st. The transport consisted of 1,000 Jews, 205 of them were older than 61 years. The average age of the deportees was 49.
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