Joseph Weismann

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Joseph Weismann
Known for	Surviving the Holocaust

Joseph Weismann (born 19 June 1931, in Paris), is a French Shoah survivor. He was arrested during the Vel' d'Hiv Roundup: he is one of the few children to survive.^[1][2]

He wrote his biography untitled Après la rafle (After the Roundup) which inspired the scenario of the movie The Round Up.^[3]

Awards[]

• Legion of Honour (2004)^[4][5]
• Escapees' Medal (2014)^[6]
• Order of Academic Palms (2014)^[7]
• Political deportation and internment medal

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