Gender: boy
School:
Gymnasium and high school for boys
Gymnasium and high school students were typically between 14 and 20 years old. A gymnasium student in September 1941 was likely born between 1921 and 1927.
The gymnasium and high school for boys was located on Otylii. The street name was changed to Ottilienstrasse when German occupation began in 1939. See
www.lodz-ghetto.com for a map of Otylii and the rest of the Lodz ghetto.
Stage 1: Identity
Student's Given Name:
Lajb Ajzenberg
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/30/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
Lejb Lolek Eisenberg
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/30/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
Lejb Ejzenberg
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/30/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
Birth Date:
1928-06-13
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/30/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
Ghetto Street Address:
Pfeffergasse, 15
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/30/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
User Comment:
Moved to the current adress from Putziger 51 February 16, 1942.
Approver Comment:
Please add the other two addresses (Putziger 51 and Ost 2) to the appropriate fields on this stage.
Did you actually find Lejb Eisenberg as a name in the database search, or just on this profile?
Discussions
BeccaG4
continued
posted: 11/30/2011 | viewed: 761 | replies: 2
BeccaG4
names
posted: 11/30/2011 | viewed: 716 | replies: 0
Stage 2: The Ghetto
Father's Name:
Josef Ejsenberg
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Change of Address:
1942-02-16
Source: Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants
Status: Submitted 11/17/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
evans
Expert Reviewer Comment:
I am unable to find this birthdate in the database, so I would love to see a comment from you about how you went about your research. Also in the future, please insert the "researched names" and put in any addresses you may have found. Thank you! Keep up your work!
Approver Comment:
I agree that this change of address is correct for one of the entries for Lejb! Good work.
Have you seen the work user birponcz did on this student recently? It's great that you were able to build on it. You can get in touch with him and see what else you can find out together.
User Comment:
Since the Mauthausen prisoner card for Lejb mentions a father named Jozef Klau, I searched in the Lodz Ghetto Inhabitants database and found that, indeed, there was a Josef Ejsenberg (born December 22, 1894) living at the same addresses as Lejb.
Expert Reviewer Comment:
Nice research! Having been born in 1894, it does put him in an appropriate category to be the father of Lejb. Good job on finding out that they also lived in the same address as well. It does say his occupation was that of a Fabrykant. Maybe you can find out what it means and therefore gather more information!
Approver Comment:
I agree with your reasoning. Thank you for entering his father's name. I can confirm this as soon as we clear up the name confusion on stage 1.
Discussion
BeccaG4
Unsure
posted: 12/1/2011 | viewed: 588 | replies: 0
Stage 3: Labor Camps
No research performed on this stage
Stage 4: Auschwitz & Beyond
Student's Given Name:
Leib Eisenberg
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Leib Eisenberg
Source: Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen Transfer List November 27, 1944
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Birth Date:
1926-06-12
Source: Mauthausen prisoner card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
1927-06-12
Source: Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen Transfer List November 27, 1944
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Arrived at Camp:
1944-08-23
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
1944-11-20
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
1944-11-27
Source: Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen Transfer List November 27, 1944
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
1945-02-17
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Prisoner #:
118162
Source: Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen Transfer List November 27, 1944
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
130638
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Camp Deported/Transferred from:
Lodz Ghetto, Poland
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Camp Deported/Transferred to:
Auschwitz, Poland
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Mauthausen, Austria
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
Sachsenhausen, Germany
Source: Mauthausen Prisoner Card - via Yad Vashem's Online Victim Database
Status: Submitted 11/23/2011;
Possible
| Researcher:
birponcz
User Comment:
I believe that this is the same person identified as Lejb Ejzenberg and Lajb Ajzenberg in Stage 1. The birthdates are very similar June 12/13... and the years get progressively earlier by one year in each record encountered. Everything is consistent with a young man who survived in the ghetto until its liquidation in August 1944, where he would have been held unregistered pending transport to Sachsenhausen and then to Mauthausen. There appears to be an inconsistency between the prisoner transport record of November 27, 1944 and the notation in the Mauthausen prisoner card (which claims Lejb arrived at Sachsenhausen on November 20, 1944). Otherwise, there appears to be a convergence of evidence tracing Lejb's journey. I also believe that the Mauthausen prisoner card identifies Lejb's father as Jozef Klau, but I will have to confirm that. It is promising to see that Lejb was still alive in Mauthausen as of February 1945, but I have been unable so far to confirm his survival.
Expert Reviewer Comment:
Great research about all of the camps that Leib might have been transported too! We cannot wait to see information about his survival if you can find any! Thank you so much for helping USHMM.
Approver Comment:
Thank you for including all of this information. I look forward to seeing what else you find as you work to determine whether Lejb survived.
Stage 5: Liberation & After
No research performed on this stage
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