Schloim, Harry, residing in Tel Aviv, Israel, reparations file.

File

URO-TA-Pers-2828

ID

997013170383405171

Title

Schloim, Harry, residing in Tel Aviv, Israel, reparations file.

Main applicants and victims of persecution

Schloim, Rafel, -ca.1941, victim, relative

Sloim (Schloim), Harry (Hary), 1938-, URO applicant, victim

Schloim (née David), Cheila, 1906-, victim, relative, witness

Schloim, Nathan, 1936-, victim, relative

Genres

Administrative records

Letters (correspondence)

Questionnaires

Court decisions and opinions

Receipts (financial records)

Personal document

Years

1963-1970

Content

Harry Sloim, residing in Downsview, Canada, claimed compensation for harm to liberty suffered in Jassy, Romania, between August 1941 and August 1944. His father, Rafel Schloim, perished on a death train from Jassy to Podul Iloaiei-Călărași in June/July 1941. Harry, along with his mother Cheila and brother Nathan, was forced to wear the Yellow Star beginning in August 1941 and subjected to other anti-Jewish measures. After liberation in August 1944, the family remained in Jassy until immigrating to Israel in 1961, and later, Harry moved to Canada. Cheila Schloim also sought compensation for her husband Rafel Schloim's death. Harry Sloim was awarded a Grundbetrag (basic amount) of 1,000 DM based on Article V of the BEG-Schlussgesetz. The United Restitution Organization (URO) offices in Tel Aviv and Cologne were involved in this case.

Additional biographic data on victims of persecution

Schloim, Rafel, died ca. 1941, citizenship: Romanian, former profession: carpenter.

Sloim (Schloim), Harry (Hary), born 02.08.1938 in Iași (Romania), citizenship: Romanian, former profession: locksmith.

Schloim (née David), Cheila, born 14.11.1906 in Iași (Romania), citizenship: Romanian.

Schloim, Nathan, born 1936 in Iași (Romania), citizenship: Romanian.

Leibovici, Avram (Abraham), born 20.02.1908 in Iași (Romania).

Other victims of persecution mentioned

Leibovici, Avram (Abraham), 1908-, victim, witness

Other related individuals

Croitoru, Efraim, witness

Knoch, URO employee

Schoenbaum, M., URO employee

Schlaefer, J., URO employee

Loebel, URO employee

Müller, German legislative

Related categories

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Reparations

Jews — Legal status, laws, etc. — Romania — History$y20th century

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Romania

Languages

German

Romanian

Hebrew

Related places

Iași (Romania)

Tel Aviv (Israel)

Downsview

Ontario (Canada)

Additional notes

Contains biography.

Related organizations

URO Cologne

URO Tel Aviv

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