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Identification Card
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Identification Card

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Narrative: Imy (Irma) was born in Lugoj, Romania (or. Austro-Hungarian empire). She lived in Timisoara then in Cluj-Napoca. Her last domicile prior to deportation was in Cluj. She was in captivity from May 17, 1944 to May 5, 1945. By the time she deported to Auschwitz II-Birkenau (Poland), she was married but had no child. Her husband was killed in Auschwitz upon arrival and Imy was selected to work. In the camp, she worked in the “shit commando”, empty human excrements from the latrines, she also was made to dig with pickets holes in the ground. She became a liaison officer, doing some translation work. At the end of the war she was deported to Mauthausen (Austria), where she was liberated by the US Armed forces. Imy’s parents stayed in Romania and were not deported. After Liberation, Imy worked for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) with the US Army, doing clerical work and translation for a Colonel. She was fluent in English as she was given private lessons before the war. She immigrated to Canada in 1946.
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Beglaubigte AbschriftAUSWEIS - Certification.Provisional identification card for civilian internee of Mauthausen.Herr Mister Imy Halmosgeb. am born 26. IX.1914 in Lugoszuletzt wohnhaft last domicile KlausenburgVorläufige Identitätskarte für Mauthausen, Gruppe Zivilinternierte.Current number .... Internee numberLaufende Nr. Häftlings-Nr.609wurde vom 17. V.1944 bis 5.V.1945 in nationalsozialistischen Konzentrationslagern gefangen gehalten und vom Konzentrationslager Mauthausen in Freiheit gesetzt.Family name Halmos FamiliennameChristian name Imy VornameBorn 26. IX.1914 at Lugos geboren inwas kept in captivity from 17.V.1944 to 5. V. 1945 in Nazi-German concentration camps and was liberated from the concentration camp of Mauthausen.Nationality Rumania NationalitätUnterschriften und Stempel: signatures and stampsStempel: stamp: "Women camp Kammer-Schörfling - the chief of camp"Fingerprint: Fingerabdruck:P. Scereszevska Lagerkomitee Camp CommiteE.A. Ball, Lt. Col. T.A. Lagerkommandant Camp commandantSignature: Unterschrift Imy HalmosSchörfling, am 10. VI. 1945Vorstehende Abschrift stimmt mit dem mir heute vorgelegten Ausweis überein. Wasserburg, den 17.April 1946.Notariat Wasserburg a. InnBAYER. NOTARIAT WASSERBURGNot.- VerweserNationality Rumanie NationalitätF. Scereszevska Lagerkomitee Camp ComiteAdress AdresseRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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