Student Profile: Blima Klajn

A.G. 10.9.42 could either suggest change of address or transportation to Chelmno.  Can I assume that because there are two addresses, that the A.G. would serve as change of address?

***How I came to this conclusion: I came to the conclusion because this individual was the onle female names Blima Klajn (including name variation) whose date of birth fell in the correct range of School #4A*****

Good job! I agree that you have found the student who signed the album. If you want to find out what the date represents check the Secondary Sources for deportation dates to Chelmnno. In this case the date falls into the time period of the Gehsperre action between September 5 and 12, 1942, which resulted in the transport of over 15,000 Jews, mostly children (under the age of 10), the elderly and the infirm, to their death in Chelmno. The Gehsperre was the second major deportation action in the ghetto. Please enter the date into the appropriate field on the next stage. Thanks!