This photo was taken in the Novaky labor camp in 1944. I recognize only a few people.
In the very bottom row, fourth from the left, is Ervin Gubitsch. Beside him is Vilo Steiner. On the right is Palo Fésüss. The first one standing on the left is Vogel. That small, white bare head is my father's. The second one standing from the left is Rössler. As far as the women go, the fourth one standing from the left is Steinerova, Vilo Steiner's sister. The seventh is Grossova. The eighth from the left, if we don't count the man standing with the fourth one, is Judita Vogelova. The second man from the right, with the mustache is Zolo Blum, who played the piano. Beside him on the right is Dick, but I don't know which one, because there were two Dicks, and this one was the younger one. In the upper row, fifth from the right, is Honzo Grossman, and the seventh from the right is Kornfeld, and I don't remember the rest of their names. Kornfeld was shot in Kremnicka. Honzo Grossman also perished. The Vogels survived. They divorced. Judita lives in Budapest and her ex-husband in Paris.
