Anna Ebermann

Memorial plaque on the house at Gürtelstrasse 11 in Berlin-Weißensee

Stolperstein in Würzburg-Rottenbauer, where she was arrested.

Anna Ebermann , b. Ziegler (born February 10, 1891 in Rottenbauer near Würzburg , † March 17, 1944 in Berlin-Plötzensee ), resisted National Socialism .

Life

Anna Ebermann was born as the daughter of Kaspar and Katharina Ziegler in Rottenbauer near Würzburg. The worker married the baker Karl Ebermann and moved to Berlin. In 1931 she joined the KPD . In 1932, after participating in a demonstration, Anna Ebermann was sentenced to three weeks in prison for “resisting state violence” and “insulting officials”. After 1933, her apartment on Gürtelstrasse became a meeting place for opponents of the regime illegally living in Berlin. Ebermann's daughter Carmen and her husband, Hans Fruck , belonged to the resistance group around Herbert Baum , which the Gestapo discovered in 1942; Carmen Fruck received a prison sentence and Hans Fruck a prison sentence .

In the spring of 1943 Anna Ebermann spent a vacation in her birthplace and on April 30th made “statements critical of the regime” in a restaurant. After a denunciation, she was arrested by the Gestapo on May 5 for "offending against the treachery law" and taken to the Würzburg remand prison. On November 19, 1943, Anna Ebermann was sentenced to death by the People's Court for “publicly degrading military strength” . After her transfer to Plötzensee on March 17, 1944, the execution took place on the same day .

Honors

There is a memorial plaque on her former home at 11 Gürtelstrasse. In 1976 in Berlin-Alt-Hohenschönhausen (today a part of the Lichtenberg district ) Anna-Ebermann-Straße was named after her. Since July 5, 2016, there has been a stumbling block in front of Lilienweg 6 in Würzburg-Rottenbauer, where she was arrested in 1943.

Web links

Commons : Anna Ebermann - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Anna Ebermann in the Lichtenberg Museum

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h sentence after Gerhard Fischer: Anna Ebermann honored in the Berlin Association of Former Participants in the Anti-Fascist Resistance, Persecuted by the Nazi Regime and Survivors (BV VdN) eV (Ed.): Unser Blatt , issue 28, April-June 2004, p. 12.

personal data
SURNAME	Ebermann, Anna
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Ziegler, Anna (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German resistance fighter
DATE OF BIRTH	February 10, 1891
PLACE OF BIRTH	Rottenbauer near Würzburg
DATE OF DEATH	March 17, 1944
Place of death	Berlin-Plötzensee

[Fischer-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h sentence after Gerhard Fischer: Anna Ebermann honored in the Berlin Association of Former Participants in the Anti-Fascist Resistance, Persecuted by the Nazi Regime and Survivors (BV VdN) eV (Ed.): Unser Blatt , issue 28, April-June 2004, p. 12.