Roza Feldblum

Roza Feldblum received transit visa no. 286 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 30 July 1940.

What the register records

Nationality as recorded

Polnisch

Where this comes from

• Aleksander B. Skotnicki, "Dr Szymon Feldblum – krakowski adwokat, społecznik i syjonista" (Dr Szymon Feldblum: Kraków advocate, social activist and Zionist), Głos Prawa. Przegląd Prawniczy Allerhanda, vol. 3, no. 1 (5), 2020. A biography…
  Aleksander Skotnicki's biography of Dr Szymon Feldblum in Głos Prawa (2020) names his wife as Róża, née Goldberger, born in Podgórze on 11 December 1894, daughter of the Podgórze physician Izaak Goldberger, and says the whole family was saved through Sugihara and reached Palestine by way of Moscow and Odessa. The register has Roza Feldblum on the line after Szymon Feldblum, both written on 30 July 1940. By the article she died in Tel Aviv-Jaffa on 11 April 1968. Found for the archive by David Rosen. One thing is unsettled: the list compiled by George Bluman and Akira Kitade marks No. 285 as a child, and the lawyer of the article was born in 1882. Until a record from 1940 giving ages settles it, this is recorded as a lead and not as an identification.

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