Grynberg Mojsze

Grynberg Mojsze received transit visa no. 691 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 1 August 1940. The register records merchant, aged 27.

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What the register records

Nationality as recorded

Polnisch

Age in 1940

27

Occupation

Merchant

Family, per the Kitade-Bluman list

husband of #690

The journey

Reached Japan; reached Shanghai; registered in Kobe for Palestine.

Where this comes from

• The JEWCOM register — the refugee register kept by the Refugee Committee of the Jewish Community of Kobe (Ashkenazim) at No. 6 Yamamoto-dori, 1-chome, whose cable address was 'JEWCOM Kobe'. Eighty-four pages on the committee's own printe…
  Entry 61 of the Kobe Jewish Community's refugee register: aged 28, born at Warsaw, a merchant.
• Oral history interview with Moises Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 28759. Catalogue: born Feb 24 1913, Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland); born Warsaw 24 Feb 1913; Bluman: No.691 Gry… — the interviewee may be living
  USC Shoah Foundation VHA interview 28759: Moises Grinberg — the interviewee himself — gave a testimony (catalogue: born Feb 24 1913, Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland)); born Warsaw 24 Feb 1913; Bluman: No.691 Grynberg Mojsze, merchant, 27, husband of No.690
• Oral history interview with Sara Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 29329. Catalogue: born Jan 1 1914, Wilno (Wilno, Poland); born Wilno 1 Jan 1914; Bluman: No.690 Grynberg S… — the interviewee may be living
  USC Shoah Foundation VHA interview 29329: Sara Grinberg — her husband Moises — gave a testimony (catalogue: born Jan 1 1914, Wilno (Wilno, Poland)); born Wilno 1 Jan 1914; Bluman: No.690 Grynberg Sara, nurse, 26, wife of No.691
• HaBoker, HaTzofe, Omer and Haaretz, 19 September 1941 (National Library of Israel, Historical Jewish Press)
  Mojsze Grynberg, with his wife Sara, is listed among the Polish refugees in Bombay awaiting their aliyah in September 1941. On 19 September 1941 the Tel Aviv papers HaBoker, HaTzofe and Omer printed a telegram from the committee of Polish-Jewish refugees listing 'these Polish refugees, immigrants to the Land of Israel', whose address at that time was Cook's office in Bombay; the name is on it. The archive attaches it because the list is one of the refugees on the Sugihara route, the name occurs once on the register, and the place and date fit (National Library of Israel, Historical Jewish Press).
• Oral history interview with Moises Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 28759. Catalogue: born Feb 24 1913, Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland); born Warsaw 24 Feb 1913; Bluman: No.691 Gry… — the interviewee may be living
• Oral history interview with Sara Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 29329. Catalogue: born Jan 1 1914, Wilno (Wilno, Poland); born Wilno 1 Jan 1914; Bluman: No.690 Grynberg S… — the interviewee may be living
• Catalogue still for the oral history of Moises Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 28759 (the archive's public catalogue frame, 352x240); links to the testimony at vha.usc.edu/testimony/28759
• Catalogue still for the oral history of Sara Grinberg — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 29329 (the archive's public catalogue frame, 352x240); links to the testimony at vha.usc.edu/testimony/29329

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