Jewish community of Bad Langenbrücken

The Jewish community in Bad Langenbrücken , today part of the community of Bad Schönborn , was established in the second half of the 19th century.

history

The Jewish community in Bad Langenbrücken was a subsidiary of the Jewish community in Mingolsheim . Jewish people had settled in Bad Langenbrücken since 1864.

The Badische Möbelwerke AG , owners Isak and Gustav Basnitzki (factory opposite the train station, residential building Huttenstrasse 27), the Falk-Streckfuß cigar factory, partners Eugen and Josef Falk (Insel 1) and the tobacco and hop shop Theodor Isaac existed in the village until after 1933 (Dammstrasse 2 / II).

National Socialist Persecution

Due to the consequences of the economic boycott and reprisals, four of the eight Jews in Bad Langenbrücken who lived there in 1933 emigrated to the USA .

The memorial book of the Federal Archives lists three Jewish citizens from Bad Mingolsheim who fell victim to the genocide of the National Socialist regime .

Jewish residents in Bad Langenbrücken

year	number
1864	1 person
1871	1 person
1891	16 people
1895	26 people
1900	24 people
1905	17 people
1925	11 people
1933	8 people
1940	1 person

literature

• Jürgen Stude: History of the Jews in the Karlsruhe district . Published by the Karlsruhe District Office, Karlsruhe 1990 (without ISBN).

Web links

• Jewish community Bad Langenbrücken near Alemannia Judaica

Individual evidence

1. ^ Commemorative Book - Victims of the Persecution of Jews under the National Socialist Tyranny in Germany 1933 - 1945 . Retrieved November 21, 2012.