Image: “Family Glaser in 1938, Fürth (Germany/Bavaria), description by Willie Glaser: top row, left to right, Willie Glaser with mother Adele second row, l-r sister Bertha, grandmother Esther Glaser, father Ferdinand last row, l-r sister Frieda, brother Leo. Picture taken in 1938, sister Lotte was already in England. Birthdays: Father: October 20, 1890 Mother: December 15, 1895 Willie: January 8, 1921 Sister Bertha: May 18, 1930 Brother Leo: May 17 1932 Sister Frieda: December 12, 1935 Grandmother Esther: September 8, 1860. Deported from Fürth to Izbica on March 22, 1942 and perished in Belzec: Mother Adele, Bertha, Leo and Frieda. Deported from Paris to Auschwitz on December 7, 1943 and perished in Auschwitz: father Ferdinand. Grandmother Esther died in ‘Jüdisches Krankenhaus Fürth’, date of death April 6, 1942, she died 22 days after the deportation of Adele, Bertha, Frieda and Leo. There is no ‘Todesurkunde’ of her death. The date is according the inscription on her grave stone in the new Jewish cemetery in Fürth. Alive (2009.02.17): Willie Glaser, Montreal (Canada) [cropped, square],” by Alexander Mayer, 1938, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Holocaust_family_Glaser.jpg … CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported … COMMENTS: This family reminds me just a little of my Jewish family that perished in the Nazi death camp. In Soul signature, I was a little like the girl seen at the lower left side of the photo. Like her, I had a younger brother and sister. But I was several years younger than the girl on the left. My little sister was a year or so younger than I, and my little brother was but an infant. As to my parents, my mother was, in Soul signature, like the beautiful lady shown at top center in the photo. My father, in stature, was like the mustachioed gentleman shown at top right in the photo; but in Soul signature he was like the younger, clean-shaven man shown at top left in the photo. We were not there in the death camp with a grandmother or grandfather. –Alice B. Clagett