Ostrava Stolpersteine Young Jews In the 1930’s the population

In the 1930’s the population was about 325

The 10 boys detailed here shared a room with 30 others and they called themselves the Nesarim or eagles

two Czech Jews who as teenagers were swept up by the Holocaust in Hungary and survived Auschwitz and Mauthausen

it was just a job

Hard Back 6" x 9" 150 pages

Ostrava Stolpersteine Young Jews In the 1930’s the populationThe story of Ostrava and its Jews mirrors, on a small scale, the history of Central Europe, the Jews and the Holocaust. Ostrava is 250 miles due east of Prague, on the banks of the Ostravice river in the valley of the River Oder. In the 1930s the population was about 325,000 with about 10,000 Jews. Our book illustrates the stolpersteine of 88 Jews who lived in Ostrava and died in the Shoah. We have researched biographies, photographs, and shown their