Heilig, Jehuda Laszlo, residing in Kiryat Ono, Israel, reparations file.

File

URO-TA-Pers-2822

ID

997013170386505171

Title

Heilig, Jehuda Laszlo, residing in Kiryat Ono, Israel, reparations file.

Main applicants and victims of persecution

Heilig, Jakob Jenoe, ca.1878-1944, victim, relative

Heilig (née Herzog), Chana Janka, ca.1886-1944, victim, relative

Deutsch, Olga, victim, relative

Silberstein, Katy, victim, relative

Heilig, Jehuda (Laszlo), 1919-, URO applicant, victim, heir

Heilig (née Rotberger), Ewa Chawa, 1922-, victim, witness, relative

Genres

Administrative records

Letters (correspondence)

Questionnaires

Receipts (financial records)

Personal document

Years

1965-1972

Content

Jehuda Laszlo Heilig, residing in Kiriath Ono, Israel, claims restitution for jewelry and precious metals seized in Auschwitz in 1944, belonging to his parents, Jakob Jenoe and Chana-Janka Heilig, who perished in Auschwitz. Heilig also seeks restitution for household items. His sisters, Olga Deutsch and Katy Silberstein, perished with their spouses and children during the persecution. His brother, Imre Harkaj, survived the Holocaust. His wife Eva-Chawa Heilig is a witness and was in Auschwitz with the applicants parents. In early 1944, Heilig visited his parents in Zinkota from a labor camp. Heilig received DM 1,700.00 as compensation based on the decision of the Oberfinanzdirektion Berlin, according to § 44a BRÜG. The URO offices in Tel Aviv and Berlin, and the Oberfinanzdirektion Berlin participated in the case.

Additional biographic data on victims of persecution

Heilig, Jakob Jenoe, born ca. 1878 in Budapest (Hungary), died 1944 in Auschwitz camp, citizenship: Hungarian, former profession: railway official.

Heilig (née Herzog), Chana Janka, born ca. 1886, died 1944 in Auschwitz camp, citizenship: Hungarian, former profession: housewife.

Heilig, Jehuda (Laszlo), born 19.11.1919 in Budapest (Hungary), citizenship: Hungarian, former profession: locksmith, employee.

Harkaj (née Heilig), Imre, born ca. 1908 in Budapest (Hungary).

Heilig (née Rotberger), Ewa Chawa, born 22.05.1922 in Budapest (Hungary).

Other related individuals

Lempert, R., URO employee

Harkaj (née Heilig), Imre, ca.1908-, victim, heir

Related categories

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Reparations

Nazi concentration camps — Poland

Jewish property — Hungary

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Hungary

World War, 1939-1945 — Deportations from Hungary

Related concentration and conscript labor camps

Auschwitz

Languages

German

Hebrew

Related places

Budapest (Hungary)

Zinkota (Hungary)

Kiryat Ono (Israel)

Additional notes

Contains biography.

Related organizations

URO Berlin

URO Tel Aviv

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