Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Daniel Dionys Lenard (דני לנארד, Žilina ? - ?) was a Slovakian Jew who managed to escape from Majdanek concentration camp. He brought the first confirmed report of the killings back to the Jewish community in Slovakia.Lenard, his sister and his parents entered Palestine before the Holocaust but were caught by the British as illegal immigrants and returned to Slovakia. Rachel Lenard, Lenard's sister, joined an agricultural hachshara in Denmark in 1939 from where she went to Sweden and survived. Lenard and his parents remained and were deported to separate camps in the spring of 1942. His parents perished. Lenard managed to escape back to Slovakia in July 1942, where he gave an extensive account of the high mortality at the Majdanek concentration camp."@en }
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- Dionys_Lenard abstract "Daniel Dionys Lenard (דני לנארד, Žilina ? - ?) was a Slovakian Jew who managed to escape from Majdanek concentration camp. He brought the first confirmed report of the killings back to the Jewish community in Slovakia.Lenard, his sister and his parents entered Palestine before the Holocaust but were caught by the British as illegal immigrants and returned to Slovakia. Rachel Lenard, Lenard's sister, joined an agricultural hachshara in Denmark in 1939 from where she went to Sweden and survived. Lenard and his parents remained and were deported to separate camps in the spring of 1942. His parents perished. Lenard managed to escape back to Slovakia in July 1942, where he gave an extensive account of the high mortality at the Majdanek concentration camp.".
- Q5279368 abstract "Daniel Dionys Lenard (דני לנארד, Žilina ? - ?) was a Slovakian Jew who managed to escape from Majdanek concentration camp. He brought the first confirmed report of the killings back to the Jewish community in Slovakia.Lenard, his sister and his parents entered Palestine before the Holocaust but were caught by the British as illegal immigrants and returned to Slovakia. Rachel Lenard, Lenard's sister, joined an agricultural hachshara in Denmark in 1939 from where she went to Sweden and survived. Lenard and his parents remained and were deported to separate camps in the spring of 1942. His parents perished. Lenard managed to escape back to Slovakia in July 1942, where he gave an extensive account of the high mortality at the Majdanek concentration camp.".