Jewish war memorial (Rödelsee)
The Jewish war memorial in the Jewish cemetery in Rödelsee , a community in the Lower Franconian district of Kitzingen , was erected after the First World War . The war memorial , like the entire cemetery, is a protected cultural monument .
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At the district cemetery at the foot of the Schwanberg , not far from the entrance, there is a grave field consisting of five gravestones and a memorial for those who fell in the First World War from the catchment area of the cemetery.
On the monument made of black marble, which is located on the ground in front of the five gravestones, all of which are provided with military symbols, the inscription can be read: In the World War 1914/18, the following members of the Rödelsee cemetery district gave their lives in the most faithful fulfillment of their duties .
- Sali Gerst Kitzingen
- Josef Astruck Marktbreit
- Rich. Hichberger Kitzingen
- Simon Astruck Marktbreit
- Jos. Rosenthal Kitzingen
- Martin Goldstein Marktbreit
- Dr. Moses Schur Kitzingen
- Abraham Lauber Marktbreit
- Isidor Schur Kitzingen
- Kurt Lehmann Marktbreit
- Josua Schur Kitzingen
- Julius Putzel Marktbreit
- Stefan Sonder Kitzingen
- Isak Klein Mainstockheim
- Adolf Stern Kitzingen
- Salomon Nussbaum Mainstockheim
- Justin Stein Kitzingen
- Justin Sonder Mainstockheim
- Willy Stein Kitzingen
- Karl Fromm Großlangheim
The five tombstones in the complex are dedicated to individual fallen soldiers. The inscription is in Hebrew on the front of four gravestones and in German on the reverse.
Grave far left: Adolf Stern Kaufmann from Nuremberg born in Kitzingen on April 14, 1883 son of Benjamin a. Antonie Stern
Sali Gerst b. February 5, 1980 in Kitzingen
Abraham Lauber from Marktbreit, b. in Obernbreit
Julius Putzel b. on the 4th day Chanukoh 5650 the only son of Leopold Putzel and his wife Sabina born Eisenheimer in Marktbreit
Vice Sergeant dR Kurt Lehmann son of Eduard and Helene Lehmann Marktbreit, b. June 22nd, 1895, joined the field service at the outbreak of the World War in 1914 as a volunteer to fight for the fatherland. Wounded by a shot in the head near Souain (France) on July 15, 1918, he came back healed from the field, but died unexpectedly as a result of his wound on July 10, 1919 in Frankfurt aM
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Coordinates: 49 ° 43 ′ 8 ″ N , 10 ° 14 ′ 51 ″ E