(This information came from the Simon Wisenthal Center.)
Ulrich was the only child of Dr. Fritz and Milli Rosenthal Arnheim. He was a "clever child" and well-liked in school.
His whole family was murdered at Auschwitz. Despite a large amount of information citing the death of Ulrich at Auschwitz concentration camp, Ulrich ultimately survived the Holocaust and was later able to come to the United States, naturalizing as a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn, New York on April 5, 1955. Ulrich would go on to run a travel company (Travel House of Garden City) in Garden City, Long Island, New York. Ulrich died on April 7, 1998 at 70 years old in Garden City, New York.
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Ulrich was the only child of Dr. Fritz and Milli Rosenthal Arnheim. He was a "clever child" and well-liked in school.
His whole family was murdered at Auschwitz. Despite a large amount of information citing the death of Ulrich at Auschwitz concentration camp, Ulrich ultimately survived the Holocaust and was later able to come to the United States, naturalizing as a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn, New York on April 5, 1955. Ulrich would go on to run a travel company (Travel House of Garden City) in Garden City, Long Island, New York. Ulrich died on April 7, 1998 at 70 years old in Garden City, New York.
(researched by 48736581)
(This information came from the Simon Wisenthal Center.)
Ulrich was the only child of Dr. Fritz and Milli Rosenthal Arnheim. He was a "clever child" and well-liked in school.
His whole family was murdered at Auschwitz. Despite a large amount of information citing the death of Ulrich at Auschwitz concentration camp, Ulrich ultimately survived the Holocaust and was later able to come to the United States, naturalizing as a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn, New York on April 5, 1955. Ulrich would go on to run a travel company (Travel House of Garden City) in Garden City, Long Island, New York. Ulrich died on April 7, 1998 at 70 years old in Garden City, New York.
(researched by 48736581)
Ulrich was the only child of Dr. Fritz and Milli Rosenthal Arnheim. He was a "clever child" and well-liked in school.
His whole family was murdered at Auschwitz. Despite a large amount of information citing the death of Ulrich at Auschwitz concentration camp, Ulrich ultimately survived the Holocaust and was later able to come to the United States, naturalizing as a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn, New York on April 5, 1955. Ulrich would go on to run a travel company (Travel House of Garden City) in Garden City, Long Island, New York. Ulrich died on April 7, 1998 at 70 years old in Garden City, New York.
(researched by 48736581)
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