Student Profile: P Pilicer

Gender: boy
School: School #3


RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY: mgsmallman Advanced Researcher
Stage 1: Identity
Student's Given Name:
Pinkus Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Birth Date:
1928-00-00
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Ghetto Street Address:
Hohensteinstrasse, 15, 9
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
 
Lagiewn, 9
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User Comments:

Of the people matching P* Pilicer, Pinkus was the only one of the appropriate age to have attended School #3.

Approver Comments:
I agree this is the only male P Pilicer who would have been the right age in 1941 to attend school #3.
Stage 2: The Ghetto
Mother's Name:
Chaja Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Sibling's Names:
Chana Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
 
Rajzla Chana Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
 
Reizla Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
 
Marjem Pilicer
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Szejna Perla Pilicer
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Birth Date:
1928-07-14
Lodz Ghetto Labor Cards
Registered for Work:
1943-02-13
Lodz Ghetto Labor Cards
Death Date:
1943-03-09
Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Worker #:
61372
Lodz Ghetto Labor Cards
Employed at:
Elektrotechnische Abteilung
Lodz Ghetto Labor Cards
User Comments:

I matched Pinkus to his family via matching addresses. Pinkus lived with his mother (Chaja, b. 1900), and siblings Chana (b. 1923), Rajzla/Reizla (b. 1924), Marjem (b. 1930) , and Szejna (b. 1935).

Chana and Rajzla/Reizla both have two records, both of which have one address set that matches Pinkus's and the other that includes a separate address at Hanseaten. 

Of all the family, Szejna is the only one that does not have death/deportation information listed with her. All of the family members, except Szejna, died on the same date- March 9, 1943. There is no deportation associated with this date, but I do think it rather strange that all of them died on the exact same date without providing deportation information or some other logical reason. The only one that has a cause of death is Chaja, who died of pulmonary tuberculosis.

Approver Comments:
As with Marjem, I agree that it is very strange that the whole family is listed as having died on the same day. It is even stranger, given that there is a date in 1944 on his labor card--how could he have been working in 1944 if he died in 1943? Can you help us solve this mystery?
Stage 3: Labor Camps
 
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Stage 4: Auschwitz & Beyond
 
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Stage 5: Liberation & After
 
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