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Escape to Austria 1944
A group of over 135 individuals fled to Austria 11 September 1944. The Allies liberated Austria in the spring of 1945. Most Traunauers then went to Germany, with a few returning to Traunau.
Surnames include: Andree, Armbrust, Barth, Bastian, Binschedler, Breuer, Chambree, Didicher, Eichhorn, Fuhrmann, Frey, Hauer, Hoch, Hoffleisch, Jakob, Jost, Kinsch, Majer, Müller, Papst, Petkov, Pettay, Pfilf, Ruppert, Schankula, Schwalie, Steingasser, Streng, Titzler, Triesz, West
Traunauers Around the World
Canada
Bernst, Binschedler, Bomans, Breuer, Eichhorn, Fry, Hoch, Hochreiter, Jakob, Muller, Petendra, Pettay, Pfilf, Reiss, Ruppert, Schankula, Schutz, Sepp, Staub, Tries, Weirich, Winterkorn
USA
Adrian, Altmajer, Andre, Bauer, Bernecker, Bernst, Binschedler, Blanche, Bomans, Breuer, Didicher, Ehred, Eichhorn, Fassbinder, Fry, Gaspary, Goelzer, Hauer, Heinrich, Heinz, Herrmann, Hoch, Hochreiter, Jakob, Jager, Kastori, Lang, May, Mayer, Müller, Pesch, Petendra, Peterman, Petre, Pettay, Pfilf, Reisz, Ruppert, Sauer, Schankula, Schmidt, Schmied, Schneider, Schulz, Schütz, Schwalie, Seeburger, Staub, Steingasser, Strack, Streng, Titzler, Tries, Trimper, Ulrich, Unterweger, Weiland, Weirich, Wenz, Winterkorn, Wolf, Wolni, Zimmer
Argentina Schankula
Austria Hoch
Dubai Binschedler
France Schmied
Germany
Bernecker, Binschedler, Bomans, Didicher, Hoch, Jakob, Kastory, May, Mayer, Müller, Papst, Petendra, Pettay, Reisz, Schankula, Schenk, Sepp, Staub, Titzler, Triess, Weirich, West, Zimmer
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