Holocaust Survivors and Victims Database
Heinz Hosea Natanson
Sex:
Male
Place of Birth:
Berlin, Germany
Date of Document:
8 Nov 1940
Document Location:
Haifa
Date of Entry:
1 Nov 1940
Place of Entry:
Haifa
Ship Name:
SS Pacific
Present Nationality:
German
Age:
32
Occupation:
Merchant
Other Notes:
Money in Possession: 3 Dollars
Languages Spoken: German
Information Obtained: Lived in Berlin until 17 August 1940, when he left Germany No information
First Reference: Dr Natanson, Haifa, 16 Jerusalem St (Brother), Eva Zoshinski, Jerusalem, Makor Baruh St (Sister)
Languages Spoken: German
Information Obtained: Lived in Berlin until 17 August 1940, when he left Germany No information
First Reference: Dr Natanson, Haifa, 16 Jerusalem St (Brother), Eva Zoshinski, Jerusalem, Makor Baruh St (Sister)
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This grouping contains documentation for individuals who attempted to enter Palestine aboard the S.S. Pacific, S.S. Atlantic, and S.S. Milos in November of 1940 (see note below for more information regarding the ships). These documents consist of Memoranda of Personal Data (Political) (form P.248), Particulars of an Illegal Immigrant (form P.239), Finger-print Identification Slips (form P.270), Applications for an Oder of Deportation (form P.250), Orders of Deportation (form P.254), Police Orders, and identification photos. Additionally, the group contains correspondece regarding the detention and deportation of George Papstraropoulos, captain of the S.S. Milos.
