Yes, there is, both in French and in English :
"Memorial to the Jews Deported >from Belgium 1942-44" (Memorial de la
Deportation
des Juifs de Belgique") authored by Beate Klarsfeld, was published after 1978.

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Eve Line Blum-Cherchevsky
Besancon (France)
and also
Cercle de Genealogie Juive (International JGS in Paris)
http://www.genealoj.org

Dear All,

Following Yad Vashem's publication of their database of Holocaust victims, I
have discovered I had cousins who were deported >from Antwerp, Belgium,
during the Nazi occupation.

Is there a publication or database, similar to Serge Klarsfeld's work for
France, covering deportations >from occupied Belgium?

Many thanks,

Saul Marks
Liverpool, England

I have looked at the Klarsfeld book in the New York Public Library,
but wonder if anyone knows where to purchase it?

Sandra Bennett
Merrick, New York

Sandra Bennett asked:

I have looked at the Klarsfeld book in the New York Public Library,
but wonder if anyone knows where to purchase it?

Sandra Bennett
Merrick, New York

There is at least one copy of "Memorial de la Deportation des Juifs de
Belgique" by Serge Klarsfeld and Maxime Steinberg available through one of
the major second hand book seller marketplaces on the internet.

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The copy I found is being sold by an Israeli vendor.


Rodney Eisfelder
Melbourne, Australia

At 19:48 -0500 16/12/04, Sbennettz@... wrote:

I have looked at the Klarsfeld book in the New York Public Library,
but wonder if anyone knows where to purchase it?

Sandra Bennett
Merrick, New York

At least for the French version, you can purchase it directly in
writing Serge Klarsfeld or his association. He will tell you about
the English version.

This being told, Serge Klarsfeld is preparing (for two years) a new
edition of that book, and will publish it next year (maybe at the end
of next year, maybe sooner, I don't know since it was planned already
for last year). It's a very long work and the author has so many
things to do, places to go, commemorations, etc. The new edition will
include new details : the last known address of each deportee, the
spouses' maiden name, maybe the occupations. And of course it will
contain a great lot of corrections (errors, mispellings, etc.).
Since such a book is rather expensive, it may be a good thing to wait
for the new edition and to continue to look at it in the libraries in
the meantime.

--
Eve Line Blum-Cherchevsky
Besancon (France)
and also
Cercle de Genealogie Juive (International JGS in Paris)
http://www.genealoj.org

In FrenchSig dated yesterday, I answered a question with an error. I
hadn't read correctly the subject of the message, and I confused two
"Klarsfeld's books", two "Klarsfeld memorial". Sandra meant the
"Memorial to the Jews Deported >from Belgium 1942-44" and my answer
concerned the "Memorial to the Jews deported >from France 1942-1944".
I'm sorry for that error.