Margot Anzenbacher (later Větrovcová), guitar, Czech Lilly Assael, Jewish, Greek Yvette Assael (later Lennon), Greek Stefania Baruch, music teacher, played guitar and mandolin Esther Lowey Béjarano (Sarah Weiss), pianist, singer, accordion Zofia Cykowiak (Zocha Nowak), Polish Henryka Czapla, Polish Helena Dunicz-Niwińska (Halina Opielka), violin, Polish, Nr. 64118, author of One of the Girls in the Band: The Memoirs of a Violinist from Birkenau (2014) Fania Fénelon, piano and voice, French, Nr. 74862 author of Sursis pour l'orchestre (1976). Henryka Gałązka, violin, Polish Marta Goldstein Hilde Grünbaum Danuta Kollakowa, drums, piano, Polish Fanny Kornblum (later Birkenwald) Marie Kroner (murdered in Auschwitz) Regina Kupferberg (later Rivka Bacia), Jewish Irena Łagowska, Polish Maria Langenfeld, Polish Anita Lasker-Wallfisch (Marta Goldstein), cello, Jewish Lotta Lebedová, Jewish from Bohemia. Kazimiera Małys Lily Mathé,(fr), Hungarian Elsa Miller (later Felstein), violin, Belgian, Jewish Claire Monis, French (fr) Maria Moś-Wdowik, Polish Hélène Rounder-Diatkin (fr) Hélène Scheps (Irène Szal) Helga Schiessel, piano, Jewish, German Ruth Schiessel, Jewish, German Flora Schrijver-Jacobs Violette Jacquet Silberstein (Florette Fenet) violin, violin, Jewish, born in Romania Helen Spitzer Tichauer Eva Steiner (Ewa Stern), Transylvania [present-day Romania], Jewish, singer Madam Steiner, mother of Eva, Transylvania [present-day Romania], Jewish, violinist Ewa Stojowska, Polish Ioulia "Julie" Stroumsa, Jewish, Greek (murdered in Bergen-Belsen) Szura, guitar, Ukraine Carla Wagenberg, Tamar Berger, Jewish, German, sister of Sylvia Wagenberg Sylvia Wagenberg, Jewish, German Irena Walaszczyk Jadwiga Zatorska, violin, Polish Rachela Zelmanowicz-Olewski, mandolin, Jewish, Poland Notes References Further reading External links "The Girls in the Auschwitz Band". thegirlsintheauschwitz.band (names of band members and some information). Films Linda Yellen (1980). Playing for Time. Television film based on Arthur Miller's stage adaptation. Christel Priemer (1992). Esther Bejarano and the girl orchestra of Auschwitz. Michel Daeron (2000). Bach in Auschwitz. Books Fania Fénelon and Marcelle Routier. Playing for Time. Translated from the French by Judith Landry. Atheneum New York 1977. . Fania Fénelon and Marcelle Routier. Sursis pour l'orchestre. Témoignage recueilli par Marcelle Routier. Co-édition Stock/Opera Mundi. Paris 1976. . Esther Bejarano and Birgit Gärtner. Wir leben trotzdem. Esther Bejarano--vom Mädchenorchester in Auschwitz zur Künstlerin für den Frieden. Herausgegeben vom Auschwitz-Komitee in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland [We Live Nevertheless] e.V. Pahl-Rugenstein Verlag Bonn, 2007. Esther Bejarano, Man nannte mich Krümel. Eine jüdische Jugend in den Zeiten der Verfolgung. Herausgegeben vom Auschwitz-Komitee in der Bundesrepublik e.V. Curio-Verlag Hamburg 1989. Richard Newman and Karen Kirtley, Alma Rosé. Vienna to Auschwitz. Amadeus Press Portland Oregon 2000. Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, Inherit the