* The application of the title Rabbi may apply to others on the list
** Evacuated to Australia, then most went on to the USA
***Information provided by his cousin

Notes:
1. Pinchas Berliner is the father-in-law of Chaim Freedman
2. Rabbi Nakhum Zeev (Wolf) Dessler, from England, studied in Kelm and Telz and knew several Mir Yeshiva students. His mother, the wife of the renowned rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler, and his sister joined the group that traveled to Australia. He was later associated with the Lakewood Yeshiva, Cleveland, Ohio.
3. Rabbi Chaim Gutnik, from England, studied in Telz but joined the group that traveled to Australia. He lived in Melbourne.
4. Leizer Rabbinowitz is brother of Chief-Rabbi Louis Rabbinowitz of South Africa
5. Rabbi Sheinberg is the brother of Hagaon Rabbi Khaim Pinkhas Sheinberg
6. Faivel Cohen, born 1913, Mir 1932-35. A dentist in London. Lived in Jerusalem 1975-2005.

Chaim Freedman reported: According to Rabbi Max Segal there were 40 students from the USA and Canada, 10 from England and Ireland, 15 from Germany, 3 from South Africa, a few from Scandinavia and about 300 locals. Other names probably appear in Rukhama Shein's book "All For the Boss" and "Yiddishkeit" (Jerusalem 1986) published the late Rabbi Shmuel Gorr's article about the escape of the Australian group "From Kelme To Melbourne", based on an interview with Rabbi Silver.