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Chana Mints

Records on this page tell what became of her

חנה מינץ

The paper names her in one piece, on 8 October 1937 (3 Heshvan 5698).

Greetings
1937

October 1937: 1 greeting, in the issue of 8 October 1937.

Greetings in 1 month.

A computer found the name and matched it to her; no person has checked it yet.

Printed beside her

On this page: Printed beside her

In the paper 1 piece

What became of her

By the records on this page, which probably name her, she probably died in the Holocaust.

  • Auschwitz

    A record that probably names her, from Yad Vashem, says:

    Held by Yad Vashem Archives

    Last name: Mync; Last name: Mintz; First name: Chana; First name: Bajla; Maiden name: Begun; Gender: Female; Place of birth: Białystok, Bialystok, Bialystok, Poland; Marital status: Married; Spouse's first name: Alter; Place of residence: Prużana,Pruzana,Polesie,Poland; Place of death: Auschwitz,Camp,Poland; Status: murdered; Type of material: Page of Testimony

    Record no. 368904 Consulted Where it was found

Death of Chana Mints