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Ignacz Ytzhok Huber
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Murdered
Ignacz Ytzhok Huber was born in Galanta, Czechoslovakia in 1890 to Lazar Shmuel and Franciska. He was a merchant and married to Terezia Rachel. Prior to WWII he lived in Galanta, Czechoslovakia. During the war he was in Galanta, Czechoslovakia.
Ignacz Ytzhok was murdered in the Shoah.
Ignacz Ytzhok was murdered in the Shoah.
This information is based on the records/documents displayed below:
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Birth | Place of Residence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huber | Ignacz Ytzhok | 1890 | Galanta, Czechoslovakia | Page of Testimony |
Record 1
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Last Name
Huber
First Name
Ignacz
First Name
Ytzhok
First Name
Ignatz
First Name
Yitzkhak
Gender
Male
Age
54
Date of Birth
17/10/1890
Place of Birth
Galanta,Bratislava,Slovakia,CzechoslovakiaFather's First Name
Lazar
Father's First Name
Shmuel
Father's First Name
Samuel
Mother's First Name
Franciska
Mother's First Name
Frantzishka
Marital Status
Married
Spouse's First Name
Terezia
Spouse's First Name
Rachel
Spouse's First Name
Rakhel
Permanent Place of Residence
Galanta,Bratislava,Slovakia,CzechoslovakiaProfession
Merchant
Place During the War
Galanta,Bratislava,Slovakia,CzechoslovakiaPlace of Death
Auschwitz,Camp,Poland
Status According to Source
murdered
Submitter Name
Frances SrulowitzRelationship to Victim
Son
Source Collection
Yad Vashem - Pages of Testimony Names Memorial Collection
Type of Material
Page of TestimonyItem ID
1932744
Galanta
Bratislava
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
48.188;17.720
Galanta
Bratislava
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
48.188;17.720
Galanta
Bratislava
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
48.188;17.720
Auschwitz
Camp
Poland
50.026;19.203
Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.