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- Ranicki survived to the Jewish deportation in the Warsaw Ghetto, where he married his wife Teofila, whereas his parents were murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp. In 1943 Reich and his wife managed to escape the Ghetto. His parents and brother were murdered in the Holocaust.
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Ranicki survived to the Jewish deportation in the Warsaw Ghetto, where he married his wife Teofila, whereas his parents were murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp. [7] In 1943 Reich and his wife managed to escape the Ghetto. His parents and brother were murdered in the Holocaust.
Marcel Reich, later Reich- Ranicki was born on the 2 June 1920 in Wloclawek on the Vistula, the third child of the Polish Jew, David Reich and his German Jewish wife, Helene, nee Auerbach. David Reich established a small factory shortly after the First World War for building materials.
4 days ago · Reich grew up in Berlin and Warsaw. During World War II his Jewish parents were confined to the Warsaw ghetto and were then killed at the Treblinka concentration camp. With his wife, whom he had met in the ghetto, Reich evaded the Nazis by hiding with a sympathetic family outside the city.
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Sep 24, 2013 · There, he also met Teofilia, or Tosia, his future wife, when her father hanged himself. “My mother told me, ‘Look after the girl,’ ” said Reich-Ranicki, in an interview filmed shortly ...
Sep 22, 2013 · Marcel Reich, literary critic: born Wloclawek, Poland 2 June 1920; married Teofila Langnas (one son); died 18 September 2013.
Sep 27, 2013 · Incarcerated in the Warsaw ghetto, he escaped in 1943 with his wife, Teofila. She died in 2011 and he is survived by their son, Andrew, a mathematics professor at Edinburgh university.
Sep 18, 2013 · Escaping the ghetto in 1943, Mr. Reich-Ranicki and his wife were taken in by Polish peasants, who hid them in a cellar until the war’s end.
