Zelik Sztuden and Rosalie Luxberg were deported from the Dossin Barracks in Mechelen to Auschwitz-Birkenau where they were murdered. Both their children survived the war.

Although Fritz Basch was active as a camp doctor in the Dossin Barracks, he could not protect his family from deportation.

The Wolff-Halpert family hoped for a new life on the other side of the ocean, but arrived.

Edith Silbiger, personal secretary to the camp commander, was put on transport XXIIA.

The tragic family story of stenographer Klara Sander and her family.

Paul Halter was born in Geneva on 10 October 1920. He was just one year old when he came to Belgium with his parents, Jozef Halter and Ryfka Horowitz, both Polish Jews.

Alexandre Pinkus, a Polish Jew, was a chemical engineer and doctor in physical sciences, and a graduate of Paris and Geneva.

Feiwel Gruszow, a diamond worker, emigrated from Poland in 1909, and Ilse Oppenheimer from Germany in 1928.