Following the children from Piotrków Trybunalski. From Bergen-Belsen in Germany to Sundsgården in Southern Sweden.

14 women and 25 children from the "Kinderheim group" lived at Sundsgårdem. 18 children and 11 women were of Polish origin.

The ship list of UNRRA ship S/S Kastelholm - Children boat, that brought on July 26 children, former inmates of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp to Sweden.

14 women and 25 children from the "Kinderheim group" lived at Sundsgårdem.

14 women and 25 children from the "Kinderheim group" lived at Sundsgårdem.

14 women and 25 children from the "Kinderheim group" lived at Sundsgårdem. After one month some of them were transferred to Fiskeboda.

14 women and 25 children from the "Kinderheim group" lived at Sundsgårdem. Top - the registration card with the arrival day of July 26, 1945, the same day as they arrived in Malmö. Below medical card.

Following the children from Piotrków Trybunalski. After collecting German and British documents it is now the time to look through the Swedish one. When the group from hut 211 in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp (called Kinderheim) arrived with UNRRA White Boat S/S Kastelholm to Malmö, the group was divided into smaller groups. One of the groups, 40 persons (25 children), was placed at Sundsgården, close to Helsingborg. Most of the children left Sweden for Eretz Israel during 1946-1948. Only eight children were adopted. Most of them went to Ireland by the Gentiles...

Gentile, the person who is not Jewish.

The children from the "Kinderheim group" were closely followed by the Swedish press.

The children from the "Kinderheim group" were further divided into language groups and sent from Bergsjö to different places. Most of the Polish speaking children were sent to Lövsätra.