 Experiences such as these convinced Klausner of the importance of working to reunite families that had been separated by the war.In the several weeks that the 116th Evacuation Hospital was stationed at Dachau, Rabbi Klausner worked to find the 32,000 survivors bedding and food, including kosher provisions.He also worked to put together lists of survivors at Dachau and made sure that these lists, which he called ""Sharit Ha-Platah"" or "surviving remnant", were posted at other camps.