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Family TreePaternal Paternal Maternal Maternal grandmoth grandf grandfather grandmother ather er Bertalan Paula Anna Adler Ignac Baumhorn Baumhorn (nee Adler 1867 - 1904 (nee Neudorfer) Berger) ? - 1934 1873 - 1944Father MotherArnold Adler Valeria Adlerova 1895 - 1971 (nee Baumhorn) 1899 - 1979Siblings Spouse Interviewee Juraj Adler Albert Gazik 1923 - 1989 Alica Gazikova (born Gansel) (nee Adlerova) 1923 - 1995 1928ChildrenEva 1956 Viera (f) 19631 The interviewee and his familyFull name Alica Gazikova (changed from Ganselova) (nee Adlerova) (Jewish name: Gitl)Where and when were you born? Bratislava, 1928Where else did you live? Pezinok, 1928 – 1942, 1944 - 1952 Modra, 1942 – 1944 Bratislava, 1952 – 1954, 1967 - Zvolen, 1954 - 1967Your educational level? Economic high school, BratislavaWhat sort of work do/did you do? At first I worked at the Ministry of Food Industries in Bratislava. After the wedding I found a job at the Central Slovakia Poultry Company in Zvolen and was there for thirteen years. In 1967 we returned to Bratislava and I began working in the Detva manufacturing co-op. I was there for the entire time, almost until my retirement. When I was already of retirement age I began working in another co-op, Univerzal. Here I also worked in supply.How religious was your parents’ home? How were you raised? We observed holidays in our family. But what for example my father very much regretted was that the store wasn’t closed on Saturday. Normally, one would, as they say, “fool” God, and that in a manner that the store was for all appearances closed, but things would be sold underneath the gate. And when the persecutions during the time of the Slovak State arrived, he regretted that very much, because one way or another he lost everything anyways. My parents of course attended the synagogue. Father went on Friday evening, Saturday morning and on holidays. But normally during the day my father didn’t cover his head. Jews have a custom that women attend the synagogue only on the high holidays. So my mother went only on those occasions. The Sabbath was never observed much in our family. Only in that beforehand barkhes were baked, and our father, upon 2 returning from the synagogue, would recite the Kiddush. For Saturday we would also prepare chulent, which would be taken across the street to the baker’s, and on Saturday we would pick it up. Otherwise my brother and I attended a public school, where there were classes on Saturday as well. That day we would go to school as usual, but we had an exception, we didn’t have to write and draw.What is your mother tongue? SlovakWhat other languages do you speak? GermanWhere were you during the Holocaust? In hiding: Modra, Protestant boarding school, 1942 – 1944 In hiding: Pezinok, 1944 – 1945 In hiding: Pezinska Baba, 1945What did you do after the Holocaust? At first I worked at the Ministry of Food Industries in Bratislava. After the wedding I found a job at the Central Slovakia Poultry Company in Zvolen and was there for thirteen years. In 1967 we returned to Bratislava and I began working in the Detva manufacturing co-op. I was there for the entire time, almost until my retirement. When I was already of retirement age I began working in another co-op, Univerzal. Here I also worked in supply. Finally I became the caretaker of my own grandson, Daniel. I took care of him for two and a quarter years.3 SiblingsTheir names Juraj Adler (m)Where and when were they born? Bratislava, 14th June 1923What is their mother tongue? SlovakTheir educational level? Finished high schoolTheir occupations? My brother found a job in Bratislava with the Gestadtner firm. They concerned themselves with copy machines and technology.Where do/did they live? BratislavaWhere else did they live? -Do they have children? Two sonsWhere and when did they die? Bratislava, 15th October 19894 Spouse Name? Albert Gazik (changed from Gansel)Where and when was he/she born? Banska Bystrica, 1923Where else did he/she live? Zvolen, 1954 - 1967 Bratislava, 1967 - 1995Is he/she Jewish? YesWhat is his/her mother tongue? SlovakHis/her educational level? Finished commerce academyOccupation? Worked at the headquarters of the Prior department stores in Bratislava. As a retiree he then worked in the administration of the Jewish religious community in Bratislava at 18 Kozia St. For example he took care of kosher meat and its distribution. He issued documents when someone died and so on.Where and when did he/she die? Bratislava, 19955 Tell me anything you know about his/her siblings (Name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, name of wife and children, whether their family is Jewish and whether it is religious). Jozef Gansel (m): Banska Bystrica, ca.1925-6/1944-5 died as a soldier of the Czechoslovak Army in German captivity.6 ChildrenTheir names? Eva (f) Viera (f)Were they raised Jewish/do they identify themselves as Jews? Eva: Yes/Yes Viera: Yes/YesWhere and when were they born? Eva: Bratislava, 1956 Viera: Zvolen, 1963Where else did they live? Eva: Zvolen, 1956 – 1967 Viera: Bratislava, 1967 - Their educational level? Eva: Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Commenius University, Bratislava Viera: Graduated from University of Economics, Bratislava and Graduated from University of Pittsburgh (USA)Their occupations? Eva: Doctor Viera: Currently on maternity leaveHow many grandchildren do you have? Eva: Dagmar (f), 1982; Daniel (m), 1984 Viera: Valeria (f), 20037 FatherHis name? Arnold AdlerWhere and when was he born? Pezinok, 24th May 1895Where else did he live? Bratislava, 1952 - 1971Where and when did he die? Bratislava, 1971What sort of education did he have? Graduated from commerce academy in BratislavaWhat sort of work did he do? My father owned a store, several warehouses and a mill, together with his partner, Mr. Moric Diamant. After the war my parents once again began to do business in the store, together with their partner, Mr. Diamant. It was more or less distribution, for example of flour and sugar. We had warehouse space and so began to supply smaller stores with goods, flour, sugar and so on. They rented vehicles and that’s how the goods were distributed. Later they nationalized it and in its place opened a Mototechna. My father then worked in it.How religious was he? We observed holidays in our family. But what for example my father very much regretted was that the store wasn’t closed on Saturday. Normally, one would, as they say, “fool” God, and that in a manner that the store was for all appearances closed, but things would be sold underneath the gate. And when the persecutions during the time of the Slovak State arrived, he regretted that very much, that he actually shouldn’t have done this, because one way or another he lost everything8 anyways. My parents of course attended the synagogue. Father went on Friday evening, Saturday morning and on holidays. But normally during the day my father didn’t cover his head.What was his mother tongue? GermanArmy service: which army and what years? Supplied the army with foodstuffs, and thus was exempted from army service.Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.)Name place and date occupation biographical data biographical data describe how religious of birth/death and origins of of children they were spouseJozef Adler (m) Died as a No No information No information No information soldier in WWI informationEduard Adler (m) Died as a No No information No information No information soldier in WWI informationEma Weider ?, ?/1944, Housewife ? Weider Olga Frankl (nee Adler) (f) Auschwitz lived in Zilina, (nee Weider) (f)(today Poland) died in the lived in England, Holocaust has one son Alex, born ca. 1930 Ilus Weider (f) died in 1944, Auschwitz Terezia Reichenberg ?, ?/ died in the Housewife Bela Reichenberg Jeno Reichenberg (nee Adler) (f) Holocaust lived in (m)Sladkovicovo, lived in Israel, wife died in the Edith, has one son Holocaust Micki, born in 1944Grete Klein (nee Reichenberg) (f) 9 died in the HolocaustVilma Sebestyen ?, ?/ died in the Housewife David Lilly Frankl (nee (nee Adler) (f) Holocaust Sebestyen: Sebestyen) (f)Vet, lived in ?, ?/ 1988, Zilina, Pezinok, husband Stefan Bratislava, Zilina Frankl –one Died in the daughter Zuzana Holocaust Nesvadba (nee Franklova), lives inScotlandPavel Sebestyen (m), died in the HolocaustRichard Adler (m) ?, ?/ died in the No Malvina Adler Bozsi ? (nee Adler)Holocaust information (nee Quittova) (f) died in the lives in Israel and Holocaust England, son calledFrantaRudolf Adler (m) Pezinok, ca. No 1st wife: Ella Stepson Tomas 1898/1973, information died in the died in the Zilina Holocaust Holocaust2nd wife Erna Poland, ?/1988-9, ZilinaOskar Adler (m) Died in Israel No Ruth Adler None information (nee ?), died in IsraelWhere was he during the Holocaust? In hiding: Pezinok, 1944 – 1945 In hiding: Pezinska Baba, 1945If he survived, what did he do after? After the war my parents once again began to do business in the store, together with their partner, Mr. Diamant. It was more or less distribution, for example of flour and sugar. We had warehouse space and so began to supply smaller stores with goods, flour, sugar and so on. They rented vehicles and that’s how the goods were distributed. Later they nationalized it and in its place opened a Mototechna. 10 My father then worked in it.11 Paternal grandfatherYour paternal grandfather’s name? Ignac AdlerWhere and when was he born? No informationWhere else did he live? Pezinok, BratislavaWhere and when did he die? Bratislava, 1934What sort of education did he have? No informationWhat sort of work did he do? Was a merchant, also rented apartments and commercial spaces.How religious was he? I almost don’t remember my grandparents at all, I was around 6 when they died. But I’m sure they weren’t hyper-religious. They kept a kosher household and attended the synagogue during the high holidays.What was his mother tongue? German12 Army service: which army and what years? No informationTell me about his brothers and sisters. No information Where was he during the Holocaust? Died before13 Paternal grandmotherYour paternal grandmother’s name? Anna Adler (nee Berger)Where and when was she born? No informationWhere else did she live? Pezinok, BratislavaWhere and when did she die? Bratislava, 1935What sort of education did she have? No informationWhat sort of work did she do? HousewifeHow religious was she? I almost don’t remember my grandparents at all, I was around 6 when they died. But I’m sure they weren’t hyper-religious. They kept a kosher household and attended synagogue during the high holidays.What was her mother tongue? German14 Tell me about her brothers and sisters. No informationWhere was she during the Holocaust? Died before15 MotherHer name? Valeria Adlerova (nee Baumhorn)Where and when was she born? Zilina, 29th June 1899Where else did she live? Pezinok BratislavaWhere and when did she die? Bratislava, 21st September 1979What sort of education did she have? No informationWhat sort of work did she do? Before the war worked as a sales clerk in her husband’s store. After the war she was a housewife.How religious was she? My mother wasn’t at all religious. There was a large modern Neolog community in Zilina. The one in Pezinok was Orthodox. So my grandmother’s family from Zilina didn’t keep kosher. Inasmuch my mother moved to Pezinok, which had an Orthodox community, she had to adapt. So we kept kosher at home. Jews have a custom that women attend the synagogue only on the high holidays. So my mother went only on those occasions.What was her mother tongue? HungarianTell me about her brothers and sisters. 16 name place and date of occupation biographical data biographical data describe how religious birth/death and origins of of children they were spouseAlzbeta (Erzsi) Zilina, ca. 1895/ - Single - Wasn´t religiousBaumhorn (f) ca. 1912, ZilinaPavel Baumhorn Zilina, Owned half of Eva Baumhorn Junta (Viera) (f), Wasn´t religious(m) 2.10.1902/1944, a carbon (nee Schwarz): Bratislava, Auschwitz (today dioxide born 6th 1938/1944, Poland) factory in December 1917, Auschwitz Bratslava. living in BratislavaWhere was she during the Holocaust? In hiding: Pezinok, 1944 – 1945 In hiding: Pezinska Baba, 1945If she survived, what did she do after? Housewife17 Maternal grandfatherYour maternal grandfather’s name? Bertalan BaumhornWhere and when was he born? Zilina, 26th October 1867Where else did he live? -Where and when did he die? Zilina, 22nd October 1904What sort of education did he have? No informationWhat sort of work did he do? Came from a well-known family of bakers in Zilina.How religious was he? No informationWhat was his mother tongue? No informationArmy service: which army and what years? No information18 Tell me about his brothers and sisters. He had a few siblings, who lived in Zilina.Where was he during the Holocaust? Died before19 Maternal grandmotherYour maternal grandmother’s name? Paula Baumhorn (nee Neudorfer)Where and when was she born? Kezmarok, 11th June 1873Where else did she live? Zilina Bratislava, 1934 - 1944Where and when did she die? Auschwitz (today Poland), 1944What sort of education did she have? No informationWhat sort of work did she do? My grandmother remained a widow with three children. Because she didn’t have her own house, she had to sell her husband’s store. She put the money in the bank and lived off the interest.How religious was she? Zilina had a large contemporary modern Neolog community. So my grandmother’s family from Zilina didn’t keep kosher.What was her mother tongue? Probably Hungarian20 Tell me about her brothers and sisters. No informationWhere was she during the Holocaust? Concentration camp: Auschwitz (today Poland), 1944. Died there21

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