Jette (Julia, Julie, “Judchen”) Goldwein
(01/08/1875 Breuna, Germany – 1906)
To US (Selma, AL) 09/07/1888 with sister Helene and Uncle.

Helene Goldwein (Spouse: Samuel Marx Wexler)
(07/25/1877 Breuna, Germany – 04/08/1930 Monroe, LA)
To US (Selma, AL) 09/07/1888 with sister Jette and Uncle.

• Hulda Wexler (Spouse: Emanuel Nathan Mansberg, Jr.)
  (05/14/1908 Louisiana – 06/06/1969 New Orleans)
• Fannie Wexler (Spouse: Samuel Rubenstein)
  (03/08/1911 Louisiana – 04/08/1987 New Orleans)

Moritz (Morris) Goldwein (Spouse: Rosa “Rosalie” Schnellenburg)
(02/16/1884 Breuna Germany – 09/10/1944 Auschwitz)

• Dr. Manfred (Fred) Isaak (Isaac) Goldwein (Spouse: Margert “Peg” Sluizer)
  (04/19/1924 Bochum, Germany – 12/07/1999 Levittown, PA)
  BOOK: “One in a Thousand: The Story of Manfred Goldwein,” by Marc Goldwein (grandson)
  The One Thousand Children (OTC) is a designation, created in 2000, which is used to refer to the approximately 1,400 Jewish children who were rescued from Nazi Germany and other Nazi-occupied or threatened European countries, and who were taken directly to the US during the period 1934–1945. They came unaccompanied and left their parents in Europe. In nearly all cases, their parents were not able to escape with their children, because they could not get the necessary visas, among other reasons. Later, nearly all these parents were murdered by the Nazis.