Riga Transport Survivors
BackgroundThe survival rate for Jews deported to Riga was very small. However, in 1944 some were sent to Stutthof, while a smaller number was sent direct to Germany. This list consists of 168 Jewish men and women, mostly of German origin, who were sent from Riga to Hamburg and then on to Kiel. At the end of the war they were sent to Sweden. Their ultimate destination/s are not known. The information consists of names, including maiden names and dates and places of birth. DatabaseThis database includes 168 Jews who survived Riga deportations, were sent back to Germany, then, after the war, to Sweden. The fields for this database are as follows:
AcknowledgmentsThe information contained in this database was indexed from an article in an Argentine newspaper, Juedische Wochenschau. Thank you to Peter Lande for compiling this information. Particular thanks to Nolan Altman, Director of Special Projects - Holocaust Collection. Searching the DatabaseThis database is searchable by clicking here.
Last Update: May 2020
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