-
File
-
URO-TA-Pers-3008
-
ID
-
997013340798005171
-
Title
-
Helfgott, Abraham, residing in Tel Aviv, Israel, reparations file.
-
Main applicants and victims of persecution
-
Helfgott (Helffgott), Abraham, 1896-, URO applicant, victim
-
Years
-
1965-1971
-
Content
-
Dr. Abraham Helfgott, residing in Tel Aviv, Israel, sought compensation under the Lastenausgleichsgesetz (Equalization of Burdens Law) for his medical practice, household goods, and two houses in Sambor, Poland, lost due to Nazi persecution. His first wife, Regina Helfgott (née Heller), perished following deportation. Dr. Helfgott was mobilized into the Polish military in September 1939, fled to Hungary, was held in an internment camp in Goran at the end of 1940, and reached Palestine via Yugoslavia in 1941 or 1942. The Ausgleichsamt Bremen rejected his claim on April 25, 1968, because he could not prove German ethnicity, a requirement under § 5 of the 11. LDV. The case was handled by URO offices in Tel Aviv and Frankfurt am Main.
-
Additional biographic data on victims of persecution
-
Helfgott (Helffgott), Abraham, born 30.03.1896 in Drohobych (Ukraine), citizenship: Polish, former profession: physician, surgeon, gynecologist.
-
Other victims of persecution mentioned
-
Schlomi (Schlimper), Sara, victim, witness
-
Holzmann, Irka, victim, witness
-
Other related individuals
-
Helfgott (née Follmam), Shoshana (Rosa), relative
-
Helfgott, Sophia, 1937–, relative
-
Enzer, Schmuel, URO employee
-
Gottlieb, F., URO employee
-
Pollard, HMP, URO employee
-
Bolte, German legislative
-
Müller, German legislative
-
Eckstein, M., German legislative
-
Additional notes
-
Contains biography.
-
Checked by
-
Metadata in this record was created by AI.
[Untitled]