Kurzbiographien - Opfer d. Verlorenen Transports

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Name: Adizez, Avram

Nationality: Yugoslavia

born: 1882 in Pristina (Kosovo, Yugoslavia)

as son of:

Mother: unknown
Father: Mento Adizez, born ?, died ?

Siblings:

Issac Adizez, born 1890; in Pristina, died on 8.4.1945 in Bergen-Belsen. married to Rucula Josifovic, born 1900, died Tröbitz

Rachel married Ruben, born 1899 in Pristina, died on 20.4.1945 near Schipkau

died: 16.4.1945 railway line Wittenberge

Occupation: unknown

Life:

	The Adizez family has lived in Pristina for at least over 100 years, which has belonged to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia since World War I; possibly the family originates from Spain, from where many Jews fled to the Balkans in the 16th century before the Inquisition.
1941	Attack of Nazi Germany on Yugoslavia. Surrender of Yugoslavia (April 17). The country is divided among five neighboring states.
29.6.1941	Mussolini proclaims a Greater Albania under Italian supervision, which includes Kosovo..
1942	By order of the Italian occupiers, about 200 Jews from Pristina are relocated to a camp in Berat/Albania.

1943	Italy surrenders on September 8, the Jews return from Berat to Pristina. May 1944 German occupiers in Pristina. The Adizes family is deported to the concentration camp Sajmište near Belgrade.
June 1944	Interned individuals from the concentration camp Sajmište are transported on one of the last deportation trains of Jews from Yugoslavia to the concentration camp Bergen-Belsen, as hostages to be exchanged for German prisoners of the Allies.
April 8, 1945	Daughter Flora Levi dies in Bergen-Belsen at the age of 32.
April 8, 1945	Brother Isaac dies in Bergen-Belsen at the age of 55. His wife Rucula Josifovic dies after liberation in Tröbitz, without a grave.
April 10, 1945	Avram Adizez and his family, along with about 2500 other prisoners, are on the Lost Transport heading to Theresienstadt.
April 14, 1945	Wife Rajna dies on the train near Ülzen-Lüneburg.
April 16, 1945	Avram dies on the train near Wittenberge, his body is left on the tracks at the station along with 24 other deceased individuals.
April 20, 1945	Sister Rachel Ruben-Adizez dies, buried in the mass grave at Langennaundorf km 101.6.
April 23, 1945	Liberation of the inmates of the Lost Transport in Tröbitz by the Red Army, among them Avram's and Rajna's children Hajim, Luca, and Jafa.

In 1948, Jafa emigrates to Israel, Luca marries in Yugoslavia, and Hajim also remains living in Belgrade until his death (1997).

Sources:

- https://www.geni.com/people/Avram-Adizes/6000000048283450892
- Bericht von Hajim Adizez (1960) Statement of Hajim Adizez (kosovoholocaust.org)
s. dt. Übersetzung im Arlt-Archiv
- List of available names of Jewish Kosovo non-refugee residents, aggregated by family ties (kosovoholocaust.org)