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The following list of Holocaust victims consists of people whose achievements or notability other than the manner of their death merit their own Wikipedia article.

Aerial photo of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin.


By nationality

Austria


Name Dates Occupation
Felix Nussbaum 1904-1944 painter
Georg Alexander Pick 1859-1943 mathematician
Richard Schmitz died 1938 mayor of Vienna
Jura Soyfer 1912-1939 journalist

Belarus


Name Dates Occupation
Simon Dubnow 1860-1941 historian, writer, activist
Yitzhak Katznelson 1886-1944 teacher, writer

Czechoslovakia


Name Dates Occupation
Hana Brady 1931-1944 (girl portrayed in Hana's Suitcase: A True Story)
Josef Čapek 1887-1945 painter, writer
Pavel Haas 1899-1944 composer
Norbert Jokl 1877-1942 albanologist
Gideon Klein 1919-1945 composer
Paul Kornfeld 1889-1942 writer
Hans Krása 1899-1944 composer
Karel Poláček 1892-1944 writer
Erwín Schulhoff jazz pianist
Viktor Ullmann 1898-1944 composer, pianist
Vladislav Vančura 1891-1942 writer

France


Name Dates Occupation
Marc Bloch 1886-1944 historian, resistance leader
René Blum 1878-1942 founder of the Ballet de l'Opéra à Monte Carlo
Benjamin Fondane 1898-1944 poet, literary critic
Max Jacob 1876-1944 arist
Georges Mandel 1885-1944 politican, resistance leader
Elisabeth de Rothschild 1902-1945 wife of Baron Philippe de Rothschild
Georges Politzer 1902-1945 philosopher
Maurice Halbwachs 1877-1945 philosopher

Germany


Name Dates Occupation
Walter Benjamin 1892-1940 literary critic, philospher
Dietrich Bonhoeffer 1906-1945 Lutheran pastor, theologian
Kurt Gerron 1887-1944 performer, actor, film director
Dora Gerson 1899-1943 actress, cabaret singer
Franz Kaufmann 1886-1944 jurist
Rupert Mayer 1876-1945 Jesuit priest
Friedrich Münzer 1868-1942 philologist
Edith Stein 1891-1942 nun, Catholic saint (born Jewish)

Hungary


Name Dates Occupation
Miklós Radnóti 1909-1944 poet

Netherlands


Name Dates Occupation
Ernst Julius Cohen 1869-1944 chemist
Helga Deen 1925-1943 author of a published diary
Anne Frank 1929-1945 author of a published diary
Samuel J. de Mesquita 1868-1944 painter and designer
Etty Hillesum 1914-1943 diary author
Salo Landau 1903-1944 chess player
Leo Smit 1900-1943 composer
Abraham Icek Tuschinski 1886-1942 designer of the Tuschinski Theater

Poland


Name Dates Occupation
Kazimierz Bartel 1882-1941 Prime Minister of Poland 1926-1930
Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński 1874-1941 gynaecologist, artist
Antoni Cieszyński 1882-1941 physician, dentist, surgeon
Władysław Dobrzaniecki 1897-1941 physician, surgeon
Maximilian Kolbe 1894-1941 friar, Catholic saint
Janusz Korczak 1878-1942 doctor, child physician, wartime hero
Antoni Łomnicki 1881-1941 mathematician
Kazimierz Proszyński 1875-1945 inventor
Bruno Schulz 1892-1942 writer
Stefan Starzyński 1893-1943 politician, economist, writer, statesman
Włodzimierz Stożek 1883-1941 mathematician
Stefan Rowecki 1895-1944 general, journalist, leader of Armia Krajowa
Jan Rubczak 1884-1942 painter, graphic artist
Nicolaus Rossini 1898-1943 artist, wartime hero
Stanisław Ruziewicz 1889-1941 mathematician

By occupation

Literature and publishing


Name Dates Location
Walter Benjamin 1892-1940 German literary critic and philosopher
Felix Fechenbach 1894-1933 German journalist and activist
Else Feldmann 1884-1942 Austrian writer and journalist
Anne Frank 1929-1945 German teenage diary writer
Egon Friedell 1878-1938 Austrian writer and philosopher
Julius Fučík 1903-1943 Czech resistance leader
Mordechai Gebirtig 1877-1942 Yiddish poet, musician and composer
Peter Hammerschlag 1902-1942 Austrian writer and graphic artist
Walter Hasenclever 1890-1940 German expressionist writer
Georg Hermann died 1943 Auschwitz Writer
Franz Hessel died 1941 Sanary-sur-Mer author, translator
Etty Hillesum died 1943 Auschwitz writer
Jakob van Hoddis died 1942 Sobibór writer
Milena Jesenská died 1944 Ravensbrück journalist
Marcell Klang died 1942 Mauthausen writer
Jochen Klepper died 1942 Berlin writer (suicide)
Erich Knauf died 1944 Brandenburg journalist, poet
Gertrud Kolmar died 1943 Auschwitz writer
Anton de Kom died 1945 Neuengamme author, human rights activist
Alma Maria König died 1942 Minsk writer
Adam Kuckhoff died 1943 Berlin-Plötzensee writer, dramatist, resistance fighter
Walter Landauer died 1944 Bergen-Belsen publisher
Walter Lindenbaum died 1945 Buchenwald writer
Philip Mechanicus died 1945 Auschwitz journalist
Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger died 1942 writer
Erich Mühsam died 1934 Oranienburg writer, anarchist
Willi Münzenberg died 1940 (France) publisher, politician (suicide/murder)
Irène Némirovsky died 1942 Auschwitz writer
Carl von Ossietzky died 1938 Berlin publicist
Ruth Rewald died 1942 Auschwitz writer
Erich Salomon died 1944 Auschwitz photojournalist
Libertas Schulze-Boysen died 1942 Berlin-Plötzensee film critic, resistance fighter
Jura Soyfer died 1939 Buchenwald writer
Else Ury died 1943 Auschwitz writer
Vladislav Vančura died 1942 Prague writer, doctor
David Vogel d. 1944/5 Auschwitz writer
Ernst Weiss died 1940 Paris writer (suicide)
Theodor Wolff died 1943 Berlin writer, publicist
Stefan Zweig died 1942 (Brazil) writer (suicide)

Theatre and Film

Visual arts

Music

Composers

Humanities

Natural sciences

Medicine, psychology, paedagogy

Law, business

Theology, spiritual

Sport

Politics, Resistance

Military

Paranormal, occultism

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(includes people who survived...)

This list includes people from public life who, owing to their origins, their political or religious convictions, or their sexual orientation, lost their lives as a result of Nazism. People who died in concentration camps are listed alongside those who were murdered by the National Socialists or who from political motives or to avoid being murdered chose suicide.

See also