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Helene Majerowicz (born Szulklaper) Helene Majerowicz (born Szulklaper)

Helene Majerowicz (born Szulklaper) was born in birth place, to Shimon Szulklaper and Rivka Lea Szulklaper (born Butnik).
Helene had one sibling.
Helene married Jack Majerowicz in marriage place.
Jack was born in birth place.
Helene passed away in death place.

Germany, Jewish Victims of Nazi Persecution, 1933-1945 FREE

Helene Helena Lena Majerowicz 1911 1944

Helene Helena Lena Majerowicz, 1911 - 1944

Helene Helena Lena Majerowicz was born on October 8 1911, in Mainz, Rhineland Palatinate, Germany.
Helene lived in Mainz and Frankfurt a. Main.
Helene passed away on November 15 1944, at age 33 in Stutthof, concentration camp.

German Minority Census, 1939

Helene Majerowicz 1911 1944

Helene (Helena) Majerowicz, 1911 - 1944

Helene Majerowicz was born on month day 1911, in birth place.
Helene lived in month 1939, in address.
Helene passed away on month day 1944, at age 33.

U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007

Helene Majerowicz 1920

Helene Majerowicz, born 1920

Helene Majerowicz was born on month day 1920, in birth place, to Salomon Nunberger and Toni Katz.

Ellis Island and Other New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957

Helene Majerowicz 1920

Helene Majerowicz, born Circa 1920

Helene Majerowicz was born circa 1920, in birth place.
Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz was born in birth place.

New York Castle Garden Immigrants

Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz was born in birth place.
Helene lived in address.
Her occupation was a occupation.

Germans Immigrating to the United States

Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz

Helene Majerowicz lived in address.
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