The Kurier family fled Austria for fear of persecution by the Gestapo. Mother Fryme Eisgrau died early in 1924. Father Hersch Kurier and his children Frederika, Jeannette and Regine were all deported from the Dossin Barracks in Mechelen to Auschwitz-Birkenau. None of the Kurier family survived the war.

Boris and his mother, Luba Lasowski, are arrested in their house at Montensstraat 64 during a major raid in Antwerp on the night of 28 to 29 August. His ties with the Jewish Association could no longer save him.

This family of Palestinian Jews lived in the Antwerp suburb of Borgerhout. Transport 7 of 1 September brought them to Auschwitz-Birkenau.

These Polish Jewish refugees who came from Vienna in 1939, Jakob Gunsberg, his wife Reizel Bernstein and their son Gideon lived in Korte Van Ruusbroeckstraat.

Mojzecs Fischler and his family, his wife Serka Hollander, 44, his oldest daughter Sonia Laja, 20, the youngest Beila Ruchla, 13, Munisz, 12, and Jozef, 8, were taken to Mechelen on 29 August 1942.

These Dutch Jews from Antwerp, Emilius Vos, a 31-year-old diamond worker, Rebecca Nabarro, 28 and their children lived in what was called the Jewish quarter, which lay within the bounds of the second great nighttime raid organized in Antwerp.