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Felix (Feiwel) Cytrin

Born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1894. Died in New Jersey, United States, in 1971.

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Moritz Nachtstern (?), Sachsenhausen, 1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Moritz Nachtstern (?), Sachsenhausen, 1945

Stereotyper. Born 1902 in Warsaw, Poland. Lived in Oslo, Norway. In 1942, transported to Auschwitz and Sachsenhausen. After the war, returned to work as a stereotyper, in a Norwegian family Magazine, Hjemmet. Died in 1969.
Pencil on paper
35X24.9 cm
 

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Moritz Nachtstern (?), Sachsenhausen, 1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max (Meijer Louis) Groen, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max (Meijer Louis) Groen, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Newsreel cameraman. Bill sorter in Block 19, Sachsenhausen.
Born in Amsterdam, Holland, in 1918. After the war, worked as translator of subtitles of foreign films. Died in Amsterdam, Holland, in 2004.
Paper on pencil
29X20.7 cm
 

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max (Meijer Louis) Groen, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max Wulfowitch, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max Wulfowitch, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Locksmith. Engraver press mechanic in Block 19, Sachsenhausen.
Born in Kielce, Russian Empire, in 1899.
Pencil on paper
29.1X20.6 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Max Wulfowitch, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Arthur Klein, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Arthur Klein, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Electrician.
Born in Königsaal, Austro-Hungarian Empire, in 1897.
Sepia on paper
39.7X30.7 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Arthur Klein, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Hans Kurzweil, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Hans Kurzweil, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945

Bookbinder. Foreman of the currency forgery operation in Block 19, Sachsenhausen.
Born in Vienna, Austro-Hungarian Empire, in 1908.
Charcoal on paper
40.3X30.1 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Hans Kurzweil, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Peter Hans Edel (Hirschweh), Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Peter Hans Edel (Hirschweh), Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945

Artist. Retoucher (Paper Currency) in Block 19, Sachsenhausen.
Born 1921 in Berlin, Germany. After the war, active in the cultural scene as a writer, journalist and book illustrator. Died 1983, in East Berlin.
Charcoal on paper
40.2X30.5 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Peter Hans Edel (Hirschweh), Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Severin Tiefenbach, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Severin Tiefenbach, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Engraver. Born 1919 in Leslau, Poland.
Charcoal on paper
40.2X30.3 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Severin Tiefenbach, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Born in Russia.
Charcoal on paper
40X30.7 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945

Printer. Born in Lodz, Poland.
Pencil on paper
40.2X30.1 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, c. 1944-1945
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944
Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944

Money sorter. Born in Paris, France.
Pencil on paper
29.1X20.6 cm

Felix Cytrin (1894-1971), Unidentified Portrait, Sachsenhausen, 1944