In memory…
This site is dedicated to the memory of Aron Natanson, my grandfather, who was born in Romania and worked as a bookseller in Paris and his daughter Miryam Natanson, born in Paris.
Both were deported to Auschwitz on September 25th, 1942 in convoy n°37 , and were murdered there September 27th, 1942.
I also often remember Lucien Natanson,
shot by the Nazis in front of his parents,
Julien and Jeanne, who commited suicide thereafter.
My Aunt Miryam
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE CONVOY N°37
1004 deportees in this convoy, 729 of them were Romanian Jews, left from Drancy on September 25th, 1942 and reached Auschwitz on September 27th, 1942. My grand-father, Aron Natanson and his daughter, Miryam Natanson (she was 13) were deported in this convoy. Children andminors (under 21) in yellow. To search in the list of names…
Tragic destiny of Lucien Natanson and his parents
I don’t know a lot of things about Lucien Natanson, a cousin of my father. He was born in Bucharest, Romania, on April 5th, 1921. His father, Julien Natanson (Yankel, in accordance with his birth certificate) had a stationer’s shop, in Paris, « passage du Panorama » (1st district). His mother was named Jeanne Schwartz. They lived…
Miryam Natanson (In English)
Miryam Natanson, my Aunt, was born in Paris, on June 21, 1929. Her first names, on the birth certificate, were « Miryam, Yudith », but, in her family, she was called Mireille, the french spelling for Miryam. Her parents are Fanny Neidmann and Aron Natanson, who came from Romania in 1923. She lived in Paris at number…
Aron Natanson (in English)
Aron Natanson, my grandfather, was born in Ploiesti, a small industrial city located North of Bucharest (Romania) on February 1st, 1886. He studied philosophy in Berlin and ended his studies with a doctorate. His Doctoral Thesis was about Spinoza’s philosophy. He later wrote a « Philosophical Dictionary » but these two books, remained unpublished manuscripts, and disappeared…