• See also 'Mitteilungen des Verbandes ehemaliger Breslauer und Schlesier in Israel e.V.': http://smgr-dev.visual-library.de/periodical/structure/3569 a Jahrzeitstiftungen (kind of yahrzeit, 'in memory of') reads (translated) as: In 1965, No 14/15, March, p. 7: Lucie Lasker, nee Breslauer, * Ratibor 2/7/1864, + Theresienstadt 2/21/1943, inserted by her daughters Lisbet Cassirer and Margarete Sachs, both in London. Later in 1965, in No 17/18, there's a call for informations about Lucie's life (Aufenthalt = stay) in Theresienstadt by 'Cassirer', presumably by one of the sisters.²

• See also 'Mitteilungen': http://smgr-dev.visual-library.de/periodical/structure/3569 a Jahrzeitstiftungen (kind of yahrzeit, 'in memory of') reads (translated) as: In 1965, No 14/15, March, p. 7: Lucie Lasker, nee Breslauer, * Ratibor 2/7/1864, + Theresienstadt 2/21/1943, inserted by her daughters Lisbet Cassirer and Margarete Sachs, both in London. Later in 1965, in No 17/18, there's a call for informations about Lucie's life (Aufenthalt = stay) in Theresienstadt by 'Cassirer', presumably by one of the sisters.³

¹ Thanks to Expat for drawing attention to this entry and translating it. ⇑

² Thanks to Expat for drawing attention to this entry and translating it. ⇑

³ Thanks to Expat for drawing attention to this entry and translating it. ⇑

• Death Certificate for Lucie Lasker from Theresienstadt and associated transport details.

(:Family: L :)(:title Lucie Lasker:)

• See Susanne Bano (ne Suzanne Julie Cassirer) - a brief account. A moving account of the life of Susanne Bano, and her grandmother Lucie Lasker, who lost her life in Auschwitz: by Susanne's son, Ben Bano.

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