Cissi Pera Klein (født 19. april 1929 i Narvik, død 3. mars 1943 i Auschwitz) var ei norsk jødisk jente som hvert år blir minnet i sin hjemby Trondheim som et av ofrene for holocaust.
Faren var fra Litauen og moren var fra Latvia, men emigrerte til Norge rundt 1905. Først bodde de i Narvik men flyttet senere til Trondheim hvor de drev butikk i Thomas Angells gate.
Cissi ble arrestert på skolen 6. oktober 1942, og ble deportert med skip fra Oslo til Szczecin, og med tog til Auschwitz hvor hun ble drept samme dag hun ankom bare 13 år gammel.
I 1995 ble det satt opp et minneskilt over henne på huset hun bodde på Museumsplass, og i 1997 ble det avduket et minnesmerke laget av Tore Bjørn Skjølsvik og Tone Ekwas i parken like ved.
Elever fra Kalvskinnet skole, Cissi Kleins egen skole, besøker minnesmerket 6. oktober hvert år.
English
Cissi Pera Klein (born April 19, 1929 in Narvik, died March 3, 1943 in Auschwitz) was a Norwegian Jewish girl who every year are commemorated in his hometown of Trondheim as one of the victims of the Holocaust.
Her father was from Lithuania and her mother was from Latvia, but emigrated to Norway around 1905. First they lived in Narvik but later moved to Trondheim, where they ran the store in Thomas Angell Street. Cissi was arrested at school 6 October 1942, and was deported by ship from Oslo to Szczecin, and by train to Auschwitz where she was killed the same day she arrived only 13 years old.
In 1995 it set up a memorial sign over her house she lived at Museum Place, and in 1997 it unveiled a memorial created by Bjørn Tore Skjølsvik and Tone Ekwas in the park nearby. Students from Kalvskinnet school, Cissi Klein's own school, visiting the memorial 6 October each year.