Aberle, Gaston Eugen

Gaston Eugen Aberlé was born in Neukölln on April 15, 1912, the son of Armand Aberlé of Strasbourg and his wife Bertha, née Grünberg. He had a brother Manfred. Gaston Aberlé became a commercial employee. Whether he married and had children could not be determined. Most of the time he lived as a subtenant, for example in 1939 at Cheruskerstraße 20 with the pensioner A. Menzel. He performed forced labor, most recently at the Pertrix-Werke in Niederschöneweide, where batteries, flashlights and, from 1934, cartridge cases were manufactured. On October 24, 1941 Gaston Aberlé was deported to Litzmannstadt (Lodz), from there on November 7, 1941 to Posen to a forced labor camp
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