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The Shoah (1939–1945)

Expulsion of Jews from the Banat

août 1941·Banat

Toll
bilan non établi

The toll is reproduced exactly as the source states it — never rounded, never added to another. Tolls overlap from one event to the next.

Communities of the Banat, administered by the German minority in the region, were arrested and taken to Belgrade, where men were imprisoned in the Topovske Šupe camp and families directed to the fair camp.

The Jews of the Banat, a region of the Pannonian plain placed under direct German administration and home to a significant German-speaking minority, are expelled from their localities to Belgrade in the late summer. They are transported by boat and by train, stripped of their possessions before departure. Upon arriving in Belgrade, they are handed over to the occupation authorities of Serbia and imprisoned in the city's camps. The communities of the Banat cease to exist within a matter of days.

Period :
The Shoah (1939–1945)
Type :
Shoah
Region :
Central and Eastern Europe
Country :
Serbie
Sources

Mémorial de la Shoah, Paris ; Yad Vashem, base des communautés.

At the same place

The catalogue holds no other event at Banat.

In the same country21

  1. 1856-1889Legal exclusion of the Jews, driven from the countryside and forbidden from commerce outside the capital, despite the article of the Berlin treaty that prohibited ittoll not established
  2. 1941Arrest and execution of the Jews of Kragujevacbilan non établi
  3. 1941Annihilation of the Jewish community of Rumabilan non établi
  4. 1941Annihilation of the Jewish community of Sremska Mitrovicabilan non établi
  5. 1941Arrest and execution of the Jews of Smederevobilan non établi
  6. 1941Internment and shooting of the Jews of Nišbilan non établi
  7. 1941Annihilation of the Jewish community of Zemunbilan non établi
  8. avril 1941Arrest and deportation of Jews from Zrenjaninbilan non établi

And 13 more in the catalogue.

Event 1539 of 2483, in chronological order · The Shoah (1939–1945): 915 events in the catalogue