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The Survivor Interviews Charlupski, Franka Franka Charlupski was born in 1920 and lived with her family in Lodz, Poland. The Weintraubs were in the Lodz ghetto from 1940 until August 1944 when they were transported to Auschwitz and separated. Her mother died in Auschwitz and her father died in a labor camp. Franka and her sister spent three days in Auschwitz before being moved to a labor camp outside of Bremen, Germany. Ehrmann, Alexander Alexander Ehrmann was born in Kralovsky Chlumec, Czechoslovakia, which became part of Hungary in 1938.