DOCUMENTEN Benny Biallosterski
Persoonskaart Bennie in Buchenwalt.
Ben Biallosterski was een politieke gevangene en was van beroep Feinmechaniker.
Via Paul Beek, historicus van het museum "Oranje Hotel" kreeg ik lijsten in handen van het Arolsen Archief. De eerste lijst is de transportlijst waar Bennie op voor komt toen hij naar Bergen-Belsen getransporteerd werd.
Copy of 1.1.46.7/5156043 in conformity with ITS Digital Archive, Arolsen Archives.
Copy Transport list Westerbork
Naam Voornaam Geb. datum Vroeger adres   Opmerkingen  
Bernstein-Flüsig Pesie 12-04-1913 Westerbork   04-09-1944 Thersesienstadt
Bernstein Josef L. 22-03-1906 Westerbork   04-09-1944 Thersienstadt
Bernstein-Neumann Martha 20-12-1902 Soest Kerkpad 35 31-07-1944 Thersienstadt
Bernstein Rolf 16-03-1929 Soest Kerkpad 35 31-07-1944 Thersienstadt
Betel Nathan 08-11-1914 Amsterdam Th. Schwartzepl. 23 19-11-1942 Mauthausen, overleden
Beth-Glaser Roosje 19-11-1924 Amsterdam Ger. Doustraat 141 28-08-1942 Sachsenhausen
  05-10-1942 Auschwitz
Beugeltas Joseph 22-11-1932 Amsterdam Brandstraat 26 19-05-1944
Beugeltas Judith 21-10-1920 Amsterdam Brandstraat 26 03-06-1966 van Vught
Beugeltas Maurits 15-09-1908 Amsterdam Pr. Brandstraat 26 19-05-1944
Beugeltas Selma 22-05-1925 Amsterdam Pr..Brandstraat 26 03-06-1944 van Vught
Beuno de Mesquita Abraham 23-07-1918 Amsterdam Manegostraat 10I 16-02-1943 Mech.
van Bever Barend 14-04-1900 Den Haag Hasseltschestr. 46 04-09-1944 Theresienstadt
van Bever Emanuel 25-04-1932 Den Haag Hasseltschestr. 46 04-09-1944 Thersienstadt
van Bever-de Wolff Roosje 30-12-1902 Den Haag Hasseltschestr.46 04-09-1944 Thersienstadt
van Bever Salomon 28-10-1920 Amsterdam Rapenburgerstr. 8 05-09-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
van Bever Samuel 02-12-1910 Amsterdam Camperstraat 152 19-08-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
van Bever Sara 14-02-1931 Den Haag Hasseltschestr. 46 04-09-1944 Thersienstadt
van Bever Simon 20-03-1913 Amsterdam Zandstraat 16 01-09-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
Bevarsluis-Wolff Hester 13-06-1864 Utrecht Maliesingel 29 28-04-1944 ontslagen
van Bezem Abraham 18-05-1941 Haarlem Reitztstraat 131 03-09-1944
Biallosterski Bennie 24-02-1924 Santpoort Kruidbergerweg 99 13-09-1944 Bergen-Belsen
Bieber-Odaheim Hilde 26-08-1914 Hanau   03-06-1944 van Vught
Biedermann Siegmund 17-07-1911 Weenen   03-06-1944 van Vught
Biedermann-Haringen Vogelina 23-01-1913 Amsterdam   03-06-1944 van Vught
Bielefeld Peter Amsterdam Achillesstraat 72 10-08-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
van Biena Elise 26-02-1901 Amsterdam Lomanstraat 36 03-09-1944
van Biene Elise 25-05-1918 Den Haag Z. Binnensingel 158 03-09-1944
van Biene-Rood Sara 26-02-1919 Den Haag Z. Binnensingel 158 03-09-1944
van Biene Willem Apeldoorn Bergweg 22 17-10-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
Bienen-Cohen Hermina 14-01-1893 Amsterdam Schubertstraat 34 04-09-1944 Thersienstadt
Bienes-Braunnut Sali 10-04-1915 Furth   03-06-1944 van Vught
Bierman Abraham 01-02-1914 Amsterdam Weesperplein 1 19-05-1944 Bergen-Belsen
Bierman Esther 29-08-1872 Amsterdam   22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
Bierman-Frank Rosette 03-11-1904 Zwolle   03-06-1944 van Vught
Bierman-Cohen Ruth S.S. 24-01-1923 Amsterdam Tugelaweg 22 19-05-1944 Bergen-Belsen
Bierman Sara 26-04-1885   22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
Bierman Simsha 30-1-1920   22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
Bierman Bernhard 13-07-1912 Amsterdam Keizersgracht 27 01-09-1941 Mauthausen, overleden
Bierschenk Aaltje 17-03-1913   22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
Biet Carolina 20-07-1913     22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
Biljoen Scheise 20-07-1874     22-01-1943 van Apeldoorn
van Bilsen-Gelder Roosje 10-01-1894 Rotterdam Zinkerstraat 15B 09-09-1942 naar R.
          05-10-1942 naar Auschwitz
          08-10-1942 Auschwitz, overleden
Lijst van gevangenen in Bergen-Belsen, Bennie heeft nummer 6792, er staat een datum achter het nummer: 4-12-44.
Op die datum is hij overgebracht naar concentratiekamp Sachsenhausen.
No. Name: Vorname: Geburtsdatum: Nationalität:
6781 R. Beer R. Sara 03-07-1927 Holl.
6782 R. Bedr Stella 05-01-1936 Staatl.
6783 08-10-1944  LB Behar gesch. Perez Bellina 10-10-1907 Türk.
6784 08-10-1944  LB Behar Israel 23-09-1935 Türk
6785 08-10-1944  LB Behar-Behar Perla 21-03-1872 Türk.
6786 08-10-1944  LB Behar-Küzi Rena 10-01-1900 Türk
6787 08-10-1944  LB Behar Salomon 10-11-1903 Türk.
6788 08-10-1944  LB Behar Samuel 09-12-1932 Türk.
6789 08-10-1944  LB Behar Susanne 27-02-1932 Türk.
6790 08-10-1944  LB Besuse Avram 03-03-1893 Türk.
6791 08-10-1944  LB Besuse-Behar Dudu 03-02-1898 Türk.
6792 T 04-12-1944 Biallosterski Bennie 24-02-1924 Holl.
6793 T 05-12-1944 Blits Robert 04-03-1940 Ungar.
6794 T 28-04-1945 Blom Kurt 06-12-1915 Staatl.
6795 Boekbinder Abraham 20-07-1928 Holl.
6796 Boekbinder Barend A. 29-11-1921 Holl.
6797 T 15-02-1945 Boekbinder-van Messel Eva 23-11-1893 Holl.
6798 Cats-Huisman Eva 06-03-1900 Holl./Arg.
6799 12-11-1944  LB Cats Hans 18-02-1929 Holl.
6800 12-11-1944  LB Cats Josefine 24-01-1922 Holl.
6801 12-11-1944  LB Cats Meyer 16-03-1895 Holl./Arg.
6802 R. Chichou Ribca 23-06-1892 Palestina
6803 08-10-1944  LB Ciavea Isaac 20-12-1914 Türk
'6804 08-10-1944  LB Cohen Avraan 15-11-1896 Türk.
6805 08-10-1944  LB Cohen-Jerusalzy Ester 02-06-1888 Türk.
6806 08-10-1944  LB Cohen Fanij 18-07-1927 Türk.
6807 Cohen Leo 17-02-1930 Holl.
6808 T 16-12-1944 Cohen-Tervaart Matthijs K. 11-02-1915 Holl.
6809 van Daalen Gijsbertus 26-07-1921 Holl.
6810 T 10-12-1944 van Dam Marianne 26-07-1921 Holl.
6811 T 10-12-1944 van Dam Sophia 02-09-1923 Holl.
6812 R. Daube Sally 09-05-1897 Paraguay
6813 R. Daube-Jonas Thea 01-071909 Paraguay
6814 Diamand Frank B. 13-08-1939 Holl.  ...4-2-1945
6815 Diamand-Asscher Marianne 01-09-1916 Holl. … 4-2-1945
6816 Diamand Werner 07-12-1905 Staatl./  … 4-2-1945
6817 T 16-12-1944 Ebel Feiwel 12-01-1891 Staatl.
6818 T 16-12-1944 Elkan Mendel 09-07-1907 Staatl.
6819 T 00-12-1944 Engelsman Bernard 30-08-1922 Holl.
6820 08-10-1944  LB Engelsman Hortense 30-12-1942 Türk
6821 08-10-1944  LB Engelsman Jacques 08-01-1917 Holl.
6822 08-10-1944  LB Engelsman-Cohen Safira 29-12-1905 Türk.
6823 08-10-1944  LB Eskenasi Bellina 29-01-1913 Türk.
6824 08-10-1944  LB Eskenasy Maurice 21-11-1881 Türk.
6825 08-10-1944  LB Eskenasy-Capuano Rifka 18-09-1887 Türk.
6826 08-10-1944  LB Eskenazi Samuel 26-10-1885 Türk.
6827 08-10-1944  LB Eskenazi-Vischschraper Sara 29-05-1925 Türk.
6828 T 09-03-1945 van Eynsbergen Maurice 16-07-1928 Holl.
6829 T 16-12-1944 Fabisch Egon 10-10-1919 D.R.
6830 T 08-11-1944 Forder Irma 17-04-1888 Engl.
6831 R. Frenk-Kan Liselotte 25-12-1910 Urug/Holl.
6832 R. Frenk Myra 14-02-1920 Urug/Holl.
6833 T 23-03-1934 Frenk Nathan S. 25-05-1885 Urug/Holl.
6834   Frenk Salomon 29-03-1915 Urug/Holl.
Politische Abteilung                                                                          Weimar-Buchenwald, 6 Februar 1945.

                                                           Neuzugängenvon 6 Februar 1945
                                                                  von K.L. Sachenhausen

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1127 29554 Subrini Dominique 14-08-1892 Ajaccio Mechan.
1128 32178 Surdol Henri 27-10-1910 Tulle Tischler
1129 30698 Schmidt Johann/Jul 18-09-1884 Lellingen Beamter
1130 30164 Schmitt Paul 11-01-1892 Faulguemont Kaukmann
1131 28647 Schneider Bapist 14-06-1900 Porcelette Baumeister
1132 30557 Stamegua Adolphe 08-09-1900 Marseille Maler
1133 60043 Stevenin Andre 23-01-1901 Charleville Schl/
1134 60066 Techousyres Rene 25-06-1893 Cabanas Eidenbahn Beamt.
1135 9651 Telle Cryille 29-03-1913 Aubry Tisckler
1136 32085 Thel Leopold 23-05-1893 Champmilon Fokarb.
1137 10354 Thil Pierre 19-11-1882 Wal-Eberlingen Bäcker
1138 29249 Thint Georges 03-09-1888 Tourcoing Drucker
1139 32244 Tomassetto Marius 20-071900 Marseille Dratherz.
1140 2805 Tourette Pierre 17-04-1882 Boussiere Bergm.
1141 8825 Tranchant Rene 30-07-1909 Vouneuil Sattlet
1142 28665 Trani Louis 22-08-1919 Marseille Seemann
1143 28798 Trano Noel 05-02-1905 Marseille Arbeiter
1144 28781 Trigance Albert 27-09-1896 Callian Buchh.
1145 31994 Trinquier Pierre 20-09-1904 Arler/Rhone Bauunternehmer
1146 31149 Troutleau Etienne 27-12-1891 Constantin Schriftsteller
1147 4246 Truyns Leon 19-10-1883 St. Denis Glaser
1148 31544 Uny Albert Ern. 19-05-1884 Louhans Staatsbeamter
1149 11893 Valadier Auguste 26-03-1909 La Grande Kraftfahrer
1150 10463 Vanchen Edmond 22-07-1921 Bordeaux Kolport.
1151 28995 Vandamme Gery 16-01-1898 Halluin Inval.
1152 32151 Verdavaine Emile 20-04-1880 Lecelles Kaufmann
1153 8166 Verhaeghe Henri 29-08-1895 Roubaix Polisist
1154 28994 Verhaeghe Pierre 21-03-1913 Lievin Bergm.
1155 7246 Vignon Jean 01-03-1882 Sablons de G. Landwirt
1156 31742 Vimfles Marius 08-08-1910 Orel Heizer
1157 30788 Violette Maurice 06-02-1898 Clichy Beamter
1158 9783 Vivien Louis 22-03-1896 Le Houlme Buchh.
1159 31060 Walleau Marcel 09-07-1893 Magenta Beamter
1160 32224 Wallerand Emile 29-02-1896 Anxin Mechaniker
1161 30951 Wepierre Georges 21-01-1907 Setgues Notar/Koncip.
1162 31583 Werner Ferdinand 30-04-1900 Nancy Landarbeiter
1163 28986 Weyenbergh Noel 24-12-1913 Lomme Kaufmann
1164 11651 Van Wilder Gaston 05-04-1874 St. Gilles Ingen.
1165 11602 Wienewski Henri 28-10-1924 Doyat Schl.
1166 3910 Withouck Lucien 18-01-1914 Tourcoing Mechaniker
1167 31518 Zammit Jean 09-05-1902 Tunis Bäcker
1168 29486 Ziegler Pierre 10-03-1908 Cognac Korbmacher
1169 8187 Zileri ben Salam   00-03-1924 Casablanca Maurer
1170            
Franz. Juden
1170 11643 Ulreich Jacob 14-09-1901 Chrsanow Mtalarbeiter
Polit. Niederländer
1171 29495 Aalbers Frederik 19-06-1920 Amsterdam Dreher
1172 12371 Asperen, van Harmanus 20-03-1894 Amsterdam Rechtsbeist.
1173 2869 Bagyn Pieter Cornelis 13-02-1920 Rotterdam Postbeamter
1174 10492 Balk Pieter 18-05-1919 Amsterdam Melker
1175 30216 Barmentloo Hendrik 07-06-1901 Zutphen Inval.
1176 29792 Barneveld Wilhem 25-06-1888 Veenendaal Kaufmann
1177 12405 Beldman Johannes Martinus 14-01-1917 Amsterdam Konfektion
1178 31073 Biallosterski Ben 24-02-1924 Blumendal Mechaniker
1179 11922 Bischoff Johann 24-08-1922 Simpelwell Müller
1180 12064 Blokdijk Hendrikus 28-10-1895 Den Haag Beamter
1181 12577 Boissevain Robert 27-04-1895 Amsterdam Wirtschaftspr.
1182 12492 Bootsman Roelof 29-01-1908 Haarlemmermeer Gärtner
1183 30290 Bos Wildrik 12-04-1885 Holwierda Bauer
1184 7944 Bosch Anne 24-01-1913 Noorddijk Fleischer
Transcription from copy of 1.1.5/5287346 in conformity with ITS Digital Archive, Arolsen Archives. "Transport list from concentration camp Sachsenhausen to concentration camp Buchenwald".
Naam Overleden Plaats
Aalbers 10-04-1945 Buchenwald
van Asperen 05-06-1945 Blankenhain
Bagijn 12-03-1945 Buchenwald
Balk 20-02-1945 Buchenwald
Barmentloo
Barneveld 26-02-1945 Buchenwald
Beldman
Biallosterski 08-02-1945 Buchenwald
Bischoff 23-04-1945 onbekend
Blokdijk 15-06-1945 Eindhoven
Boissevain 27-04-1945 Buchenwald
Bootman 05-04-1945 Buchenwald
Bos 17-03-1945 Buchenwald
Bosch 29-04-1945 Buchenwald
Dit is een vreemd verhaal, Johannes Martinus Beldman, staat op de lijst van mannen die getransporteerd zijn van Sachsenhausen naar Buchenwald. De geboortedatum klopt echter niet, zou 14-01-1917 moeten zijn volgens de lijst. Het beroep, Konfektion, klopt echter wel weer. Op bovenstaande kaart staat echter niet dat hij naar Duitsland is afgevoerd. Was hij een SS-er die de fout in ging, of was dit een dekmantel?
What appears to have been the last deportation train left Westerbork on September 13, 1944. It carried two transports: one to Bergen-Belsen with 268 deportees aboard and another to Auschwitz, carrying 11 passengers.
The source of these data is a document from the archives of Hanns Albin Rauter, High Police and SS Leader (HSSPF-der Höhere SS- und Polizeiführer) in the Netherlands. It comprises an overview of 7 groups of Jews, followed by an itemized account of each list separately with the name, date of birth, and occupation of each deportee.
According to this document, 6 groups of deportees were sent to Bergen-Belsen. 69 Jews had been placed in a special group by order of Wilhelm Harster. 31 of them evidently held Paraguayan citizenship. 24 were listed as diamantaires. However, since one more name had been added in handwriting to the typed list, this group may have numbered 25. 12 belonged to a group of people whose “racial origin” remained somewhat vague (Abstammungsuntersuchungen); some of them, apparently, were “second-grade” Jews (a Nazi legal definition for those who had one Jewish grandparent), and the like. There were 50 “unknown” children who may have been in hiding until then, who were considered Jewish. 55 deportees held were foreign nationals, Turkish in many cases, and the remark “apparently Egyptian” appears next to the name of one Jewish woman. Finally, there were 58 “Mischlinge” (offspring of mixed Jewish-Gentile marriages) who had committed various infractions.

Fredrika Elly Kulker (b. 1925), although registered as a seamstress, was listed among the diamantaires because she had a relative in that trade. In her 1958 testimony, she recalled being arrested on June 20, 1943, taken to Westerbork, sent home, and arrested again on September 29. That day, the eve of Rosh Hashana, some 2,000 Jews in Amsterdam were taken into custody, including the members and leaders of the Joodse Raad (Jewish council). Kulker recounts that at least 3 deportees managed to escape from the train; one of them was Gideon Drach (b. 1916), a member of a Jewish resistance group.

Another person aboard this transport, Mary Andriaansz-Groen, related that she had been deported with a group of children on a train consisting of freight cars. To provide for the youngsters, straw had been placed on the floors as mattresses and makeshift tables and small benches had been provided. “We received milk bottles that contained water and milk from the Dutch,” as well as an “old-fashioned” laundry basket filled with sandwiches. However, she continued, the Germans advised the deportees to throw these provisions out because they were told: “You’re going to a camp where you’ll have everything better.” They did not know the journey would be so lengthy and regretted having done so. Aboard the train, Andriaansz-Groen continued, the passengers sang songs and told stories. The children were tired and ill; several had not yet learned to control their bodily functions. Thus, the situation was dire. “The important people who dealt in diamonds,” in contrast, sat in a passenger compartment. It was impossible to see out of the sealed freight cars because the only light that entered came through slots in the roof. The passengers had no idea where they were going. When the doors were opened on the only one occasion after the train had stood for hours under a sizzling sun the adults tried to protect the children and conceal them from the Germans who had promised them fresh water and were actually keeping their word. The water that they had brought, however, was of no use to the infant Henriëtte Delia (Jetje) Hamburger (b. December 24, 1943), who died mid-journey, probably of dehydration. “I couldn’t give her a thing,” Andriaansz-Groen explained. “The milk we’d received from Westerbork went bad after only one day.”
According to this testimony, the journey lasted three days and when the train reached Bergen the deportees were forced to hike to the camp. The only exceptions were the children and Andriaansz-Groen herself who were driven there in trucks.

Apart from the baby, whose place of burial is unknown, at least 4 children from this transport died by the middle of June 1945. Although Bergen-Belsen was liberated on April 15 that year, tens of thousands died afterward due to malnutrition, grim conditions, and sundry diseases.

Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/deportations/6539951