⭐️ Surviving the Holocaust: The Inspiring Story of Alice Javal Weiller, Victim of the Holocaust and Great-Grandmother of Luxembourg's Princess
Alice Javal Weiller , a remarkable woman, was a victim of the Holocaust and the great-grandmother of Luxembourg's Princess. Her story is a testament to the resilience and courage of those who faced unimaginable tragedy during World War II. Born in Paris in 1869, Alice was the eldest child of Louis Émile Javal, a French doctor and politician, and Maria-Anna Ellissen. She grew up in a family with strong roots in Alsatian industry and politics, which would later shape her own life and legacy. Transport 74 , which left Paris-Bobigny on May 20, 1944, carried Alice Javal Weiller and 1,199 others to their fate at Auschwitz. The list of names was compiled at Drancy Interment Camp, a notorious stopover for Jews being deported to concentration camps. Alice's father, Adolphe Javal, was also murdered at Auschwitz. Her story is a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of the Holocaust on countless families and individuals. May the memory of Alice Anna Javal Weiller and her family be e