8 May 1945: where were Themar’s Jews?

On 8 May 1945, the Allies (England, France, the United States, and Russia) accepted Germany’s unconditional surrender, ending World War II and the Third Reich.

At least 205 members of the Jewish families of Themar were to be found in places around the world. At least 27 of these were in Germany, including eight who were in the Theresienstadt Ghetto in the former occupied Czechoslovakia.

The table below identifies these 205 men, women, and children.

As always, we welcome comment, questions, and corrections. Please contact Sharon Meen at s.meen79@gmail.com

See as well:
8 May 1945: An Overview
8 May 1945: Themar’s Jewish family members in Germany
War ends in Europe and one Jewish family of Themar

TABLE 1: 08 MAY 1945 — LOCATION OF MEMBERS OF THEMAR’S JEWISH FAMILIES