Danke Ramona, Gut gemacht. Wir hoffen, dieses Jahr 2021 eine Gedenkreise organisieren zu können. Wenn nicht, werden wir sicherlich 2022 kommen, um den Opfern von Wobbelin zu gedenken. Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Mark Van den Driessche Vorsitzender der belgischen Amicale NEUENGAMME
My father, Jean Virlogeux, was liberated by the 82nd Airborn in May 1945 at the Wôbbelin camp. He was arrested on February 8, 1944 in Riom (Puy-de-Dôme - France) at the same time as his father and mother. His father committed suicide the evening of his arrest (without having spoken), My father was her mother were imprisoned in the prisons of the 92 RI in Clermont-Ferrand. My grandmother was first taken to Fort de Romainville from where she was to leave for the Ravensbrück camp where she would die on the night of the 10th to the 11th. November 1944 contracted pneumonia while she had to unload coal barges. She had stayed in the camp Bunker, normalienne, physics graduate, atomicist, the Nazis expected her to cooperate in the Nazi atomic program My father, from the 92 RI prison, was sent to the Compiègne-Royallieu camp, before leaving for the Neuengamme camp, then to the Fallersleben kommando. Towards the end of the war, the Fallersleben camp was evacuated to the camp de Wöbbelin. When he was released, he was 17 years old, he weighed 24 kg. After a stay in Ludwiglust hospital, he returned to France in July 1945.
Danke Ramona,
Gut gemacht.
Wir hoffen, dieses Jahr 2021 eine Gedenkreise organisieren zu können.
Wenn nicht, werden wir sicherlich 2022 kommen, um den Opfern von Wobbelin zu gedenken.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Mark Van den Driessche
Vorsitzender der belgischen Amicale NEUENGAMME
My father, Jean Virlogeux, was liberated by the 82nd Airborn in May 1945 at the Wôbbelin camp. He was arrested on February 8, 1944 in Riom (Puy-de-Dôme - France) at the same time as his father and mother. His father committed suicide the evening of his arrest (without having spoken), My father was her mother were imprisoned in the prisons of the 92 RI in Clermont-Ferrand. My grandmother was first taken to Fort de Romainville from where she was to leave for the Ravensbrück camp where she would die on the night of the 10th to the 11th. November 1944 contracted pneumonia while she had to unload coal barges. She had stayed in the camp Bunker, normalienne, physics graduate, atomicist, the Nazis expected her to cooperate in the Nazi atomic program My father, from the 92 RI prison, was sent to the Compiègne-Royallieu camp, before leaving for the Neuengamme camp, then to the Fallersleben kommando. Towards the end of the war, the Fallersleben camp was evacuated to the camp de Wöbbelin. When he was released, he was 17 years old, he weighed 24 kg. After a stay in Ludwiglust hospital, he returned to France in July 1945.
Ich war neulich in Bergen Belsen das ist ein sehr beeindruckender Ort
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