Holocaust Victims
Lidice children
The destiny of Lidice children is the saddest part of the Lidice tragedy. The children were separated from their mothers in the gymnasium of the Grammar school in Kladno. The children were moved by train to Lodz where they had lived for 3 weeks in a collection camp.
The youngest child was only 1 year and six days old the oldest boys were under the age of 15, girls were under the age of 16. On June 2 their destiny was decided. Few children had secretly received correspondence lists so that they could write to their relatives. Afterwards there was a command for their movement to the extermination camp in Chelmn.
The victims were taken to a castle and were told that they would continue their journey. They had to undress; they only could keep underwear, a towel and a soap so that they could take a shower before the journey. Afterwards they were taken to a truck that was specifically modified for 80-90 people, where they were killed by exhaust gas in 8 minutes. This is where the trace of Lidice children ends.
From 105 of Lidice children only 17 survived. 9 were adopted by German families, 7 youngest children under the age of 1 were placed into a German children shelter in Prague. One boy died in the shelter. After the tragedy in Lidice 7 children was born to the mothers however only two survived. One boy was born in the concentration camp but was killed right after the birth.
On June 10 at the day of the first memorial meeting, straight after the ceremony, one of the Lidice women, Anna Hroníková asked the whole nation for one thing: „ Please, help us find our children".
There was nothing known about their destiny.
With a help of Mrs. Hana Benešová a group of two police members and two Lidice mothers went to search for the children's trace. The investigation ended in May 1947 when the last child Václav Zelenka was found.
Out of the 105 children 82 died in Chelmno
6 died in the infantile home
17 returned back home
The List of 82 Children from Lidice, who were Killed in Chelmno
Source: "Oboz Smierci w Chelmno Nad Nerem", Janusz Golczynski, published by the Konin Museum, 1991,
BREJCHA
Josef
1937
BULINA
Josef
1930
BULINOVA
Anna
1928
BULINOVA
Jaroslava
1931
CERMAK
Jiri
1930
CERMAKOVA
Miloslava
1934
CRMAKOVA
Bozena
1932
FRUHAUF
Jiri
1938
HEJMA
Karel
1934
HEJMA
Frantiasek
1928
HERMANOVA
Jaroslava
1939
HOCKOVA
Marie
1932
HONZIKOVA
Vara
1929
HOCKOVA
Marie
1932
HONZIKOVA
Bozena
1929
HRONIK
Zdenek
1934
HRONIKOVA
Bozena
1929
HRONIKOVA
Marta
1941
HRONIKOVA
Zdenka
1930
JADLICKA
Vaclav
1937
KACL
Karel
1934
KAFKOVA
Vara
1936
KAIMLOVA
Anna
1929
KOBERA
Jaroslav
1932
KOBERA
Vaclav
1936
KOBEROVA
Milada
1931
KOBEROVA
Zdenka
1934
KOVAROVSKA
Hana
1937
KOVAROVSKA
Ludmila
1937
KOZEL
Antonin
1935
KRASOVA
Venceslava
1935
KUBELA
Rudolf
1938
KULHAVY
Frantisek
1935
KULHAVY
Jaroslav
1929
LISKA
Miloslav
1936
MIKOVA
Milada
1936
MORAVCOVA
Jitka
1940
MORAVEC
Vaclav
1931
MULAK
Karel
1930
MULAKOVA
Marie
1927
MULLER
Zdenek
1937
NERAD
Antonin
1928
NOVA
Alena
1938
NOVOTNA
Milada
1927
PEK
Antonin
1934
PELICHOVSKA
Emilie
1927
PELICHOVSKY
Vaclav
1932
PESEK
Josef
1934
PESKOVA
Anna
1936
PESKOVA
Jirina
1935
PETRAK
Miloslav
1931
PETRAK
Zdenek
1933
PETRAKOVA
Jirina
1927
PETRIK
Zdenek
1941
PITINOVA
Marie
1931
PODZEMAKY
Stepan
1938
PRUCHOVA
Vera
1926
PRIHODOVA
Josef
1930
PRIHODOVA
Anna
1926
PRIHODOVA
Jaroslava
1940
PUCHMELTROVA
Venceslava
1928
RADOSTA
Miloslav
1936
RAMES
Vaclav
1933
RAMESOVA
Jaroslava
1940
ROHLOVA
Bozena
1934
RUZENECKA
Jirina
1929
SEJE
Jiri
1936
SOUCKOVA
Jirina
1930
SOUCKOVA
Marie
1928
SOUCKOVA
Miloslav
1929
STRAKOVA
Jarmila
1939
STRAKOVA
Ludmila
1940
SUCHY
Josef
1941
SYSLOVA
Wiroslava
1928
SROUBEK
Josef
1934
SROUBKOVA
Marie
1927
STORKOVA
Jaroslava
1932
URBAN
Antonin
1930
URBANOVA
Vera
1937
VANDRDLE
Josef
1928
VESELA
Dagmar
1936
VLCEK
Karel
1935
ZELENKA
Jaromir
1940
ZID
Ivan
1934
Holocaust Victims
Lidice children
The destiny of Lidice children is the saddest part of the Lidice tragedy. The children were separated from their mothers in the gymnasium of the Grammar school in Kladno. The children were moved by train to Lodz where they had lived for 3 weeks in a collection camp.
The youngest child was only 1 year and six days old the oldest boys were under the age of 15, girls were under the age of 16. On June 2 their destiny was decided. Few children had secretly received correspondence lists so that they could write to their relatives. Afterwards there was a command for their movement to the extermination camp in Chelmn.
The victims were taken to a castle and were told that they would continue their journey. They had to undress; they only could keep underwear, a towel and a soap so that they could take a shower before the journey. Afterwards they were taken to a truck that was specifically modified for 80-90 people, where they were killed by exhaust gas in 8 minutes. This is where the trace of Lidice children ends.
From 105 of Lidice children only 17 survived. 9 were adopted by German families, 7 youngest children under the age of 1 were placed into a German children shelter in Prague. One boy died in the shelter. After the tragedy in Lidice 7 children was born to the mothers however only two survived. One boy was born in the concentration camp but was killed right after the birth.
On June 10 at the day of the first memorial meeting, straight after the ceremony, one of the Lidice women, Anna Hroníková asked the whole nation for one thing: „ Please, help us find our children".
There was nothing known about their destiny.
With a help of Mrs. Hana Benešová a group of two police members and two Lidice mothers went to search for the children's trace. The investigation ended in May 1947 when the last child Václav Zelenka was found.
Out of the 105 children 82 died in Chelmno
6 died in the infantile home
17 returned back home
The List of 82 Children from Lidice, who were Killed in Chelmno
Source: "Oboz Smierci w Chelmno Nad Nerem", Janusz Golczynski, published by the Konin Museum, 1991,
BREJCHA
Josef
1937
BULINA
Josef
1930
BULINOVA
Anna
1928
BULINOVA
Jaroslava
1931
CERMAK
Jiri
1930
CERMAKOVA
Miloslava
1934
CRMAKOVA
Bozena
1932
FRUHAUF
Jiri
1938
HEJMA
Karel
1934
HEJMA
Frantiasek
1928
HERMANOVA
Jaroslava
1939
HOCKOVA
Marie
1932
HONZIKOVA
Vara
1929
HOCKOVA
Marie
1932
HONZIKOVA
Bozena
1929
HRONIK
Zdenek
1934
HRONIKOVA
Bozena
1929
HRONIKOVA
Marta
1941
HRONIKOVA
Zdenka
1930
JADLICKA
Vaclav
1937
KACL
Karel
1934
KAFKOVA
Vara
1936
KAIMLOVA
Anna
1929
KOBERA
Jaroslav
1932
KOBERA
Vaclav
1936
KOBEROVA
Milada
1931
KOBEROVA
Zdenka
1934
KOVAROVSKA
Hana
1937
KOVAROVSKA
Ludmila
1937
KOZEL
Antonin
1935
KRASOVA
Venceslava
1935
KUBELA
Rudolf
1938
KULHAVY
Frantisek
1935
KULHAVY
Jaroslav
1929
LISKA
Miloslav
1936
MIKOVA
Milada
1936
MORAVCOVA
Jitka
1940
MORAVEC
Vaclav
1931
MULAK
Karel
1930
MULAKOVA
Marie
1927
MULLER
Zdenek
1937
NERAD
Antonin
1928
NOVA
Alena
1938
NOVOTNA
Milada
1927
PEK
Antonin
1934
PELICHOVSKA
Emilie
1927
PELICHOVSKY
Vaclav
1932
PESEK
Josef
1934
PESKOVA
Anna
1936
PESKOVA
Jirina
1935
PETRAK
Miloslav
1931
PETRAK
Zdenek
1933
PETRAKOVA
Jirina
1927
PETRIK
Zdenek
1941
PITINOVA
Marie
1931
PODZEMAKY
Stepan
1938
PRUCHOVA
Vera
1926
PRIHODOVA
Josef
1930
PRIHODOVA
Anna
1926
PRIHODOVA
Jaroslava
1940
PUCHMELTROVA
Venceslava
1928
RADOSTA
Miloslav
1936
RAMES
Vaclav
1933
RAMESOVA
Jaroslava
1940
ROHLOVA
Bozena
1934
RUZENECKA
Jirina
1929
SEJE
Jiri
1936
SOUCKOVA
Jirina
1930
SOUCKOVA
Marie
1928
SOUCKOVA
Miloslav
1929
STRAKOVA
Jarmila
1939
STRAKOVA
Ludmila
1940
SUCHY
Josef
1941
SYSLOVA
Wiroslava
1928
SROUBEK
Josef
1934
SROUBKOVA
Marie
1927
STORKOVA
Jaroslava
1932
URBAN
Antonin
1930
URBANOVA
Vera
1937
VANDRDLE
Josef
1928
VESELA
Dagmar
1936
VLCEK
Karel
1935
ZELENKA
Jaromir
1940
ZID
Ivan
1934
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