Paul Zaitschek

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Paul was refugee child from Austria. He arrived in the Netherlands on December 11th, 1938 with the first Kindertransport from Vienna. After two weeks in quarantine in a school in the Copernicusstraat in The Hague he lived in Ockenburgh, and in Huis ten Vijver. When he had to leave here he moved in with a family.
Paul was very good in math.
His mother, Rudolfine Freistadt, was born in 1897 in Vienn…

Paul was refugee child from Austria. He arrived in the Netherlands on December 11th, 1938 with the first Kindertransport from Vienna. After two weeks in quarantine in a school in the Copernicusstraat in The Hague he lived in Ockenburgh, and in Huis ten Vijver. When he had to leave here he moved in with a family.
Paul was very good in math.
His mother, Rudolfine Freistadt, was born in 1897 in Vienn…

Miriam Keesing:
Paul was refugee child from Austria. He arrived in the Netherlands on December 11th, 1938 with the first Kindertransport from Vienna. After two weeks in quarantine in a school in the Copernicusstraat in The Hague he lived in Ockenburgh, and in Huis ten Vijver. When he had to leave here he moved in with a family.
Paul was very good in math.
His mother, Rudolfine Freistadt, was born in…

Miron Paul Gerstmann:
Miriam Keesing:Paul was refugee child from Austria. He arrived in the Netherlands on December 11th, 1938 with the first Kindertransport from Vienna. After two weeks in quarantine in a school in the Copernicusstraat in The Hague he lived in Ockenburgh, and in Huis ten Vijver. When he had to leave here he moved in with a family.Paul was very good in math.His mother, Rudolfine …

On May 14 1940, after the Netherlands surrendered to the Germans, a life boat named Zeemanshoop with 46 mostly Jewish refugees left Scheveningen. One of the passengers was a certain P Zaitschek. No one seems to have been able to find out who he was or what happened to him after their safe arrival in England.

Lucas Ligtenberg:
On May 14 1940, after the Netherlands surrendered to the Germans, a life boat named Zeemanshoop with 46 mostly Jewish refugees left Scheveningen. One of the passengers was a certain P Zaitschek. No one seems to have been able to find out who he was or what happened to him after their safe arrival in England.

This must be another P Zaitschek, as it is documented that Paul Zaitsc…

According to information on the page of Zeemanshoop at Wikepedia one of the passengers was P. Zaitichek ( not Zaitschek).

De pleegouders van Paul Zaitschek schreven in een briefje aan de rector dat hun pleegzoon niet aan het examen kon deelnemen aangezien hij met de beide dochters van het gezin in de nacht van 18-19 augustus 1942 naar Polen was gedeporteerd.
Bron: Bart van der Boom, Den Haag in de Tweede Wereldoorlog (Den Haag 1995) 166.