List of stumbling blocks in Berlin-Friedrichshain

The list of stumbling blocks in Berlin-Friedrichshain contains the stumbling blocks in the Berlin district of Friedrichshain in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district , which remind of the fate of the people who were murdered, deported, expelled or driven to suicide under National Socialism. At the end of 2002 there were a total of 50 stumbling blocks in Friedrichshain; At the end of 2012, more than 200 had already been laid. The table records a total of 319 stumbling blocks and is partially sortable; the basic sorting is done alphabetically according to the family name.

image	person	Place of installation		Laying date	Life
	Johanna Abraham	Marchlewskistraße 40			Abraham, Johanna, born on February 26, 1914 in Märkisch Friedland / Deutsch Krone / West Prussia, lives in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deported from Berlin on March 2, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Kurt Abraham	United Nations Square 26		26 Sep 2006	Kurt Abraham, born on January 24, 1906 in Breslau ; single; Berlin apartments: Landsberger Allee 154 in Prenzlauer Berg , Koppenstrasse 9 for sublet and Landsberger Strasse 15 (today United Nations Square ); worked until October 17, 1941 as a brush puller in the Otto Weidt workshop for the blind in Rosenthaler Strasse 39; the forced labor there was considered to be "important to the military", and because Otto Weidt stood up for the Jewish workers, they were not initially deported; on October 18, 1941, deported to the Litzmannstadt ghetto on the 1st transport from the east ; Accommodation in Alexanderhofstraße 9/3; deported to the Kulmhof extermination camp on May 8, 1942, where he was murdered; Otto Weidt had to transfer the not yet paid wages of 7.50 RM to the Moabit-West tax office; This amount and savings of 1.43 RM were declared by the Chief Finance President of Berlin-Brandenburg as "fallen to the Reich".
	Gold Abramowicz	Andreasstrasse 34			Abramovicz, Golde, née Manne, born on July 15, 1875 in Kraków (German Cracow) / Galicia, residing in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deported from Berlin on June 11, 1942 to Theresienstadt, ghetto; on December 18, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination situation, place of death: Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Deer Abramowicz	Andreasstrasse 34			Abramovicz, Hirsch Isaak Hermann, born on June 10, 1873 in Kraków (German: Cracow) / Galicia, lives in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deported from Berlin on June 11, 1942 to Theresienstadt, ghetto.
	Liselotte Ackermann	Markgrafendamm 16		March 27, 2008	Ackermann, Liselotte, born on December 8th 1918 in Friesack (Westhavelland), lives in Berlin (Wilmersdorf), deported from Berlin on March 1, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Alexander Adam	Frankfurter Allee 35/37			Born on February 10, 1868 in Zempelburg ; Textile merchant; Berlin apartments: Dirschauer Strasse 13, Frankfurter Allee 305; on October 18, 1941 deported to the Litzmannstadt ghetto on the 1st transport from the east ; Accommodation in Alexanderhofstraße 25/32; Died in the ghetto on December 19, 1941.
	Hertha Adam	Frankfurter Allee 35/37			Hertha Adam, b. Rosenbaum was born on August 8, 1888 in Crone an der Brahe, today Koronowo. The time of the move to Berlin is unknown. Marriage to Paul Adam, their daughter Ruth was born on September 28, 1921. Lived at Frankfurter Allee 305, today house number 35/37, since 1925. After Paul Adam's death in 1936, she ran her husband's curtain and carpet business until she was forced to The owner continued to cease business until December 31, 1938. Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the first transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto with daughter Ruth and sister Else. Deported on May 8, 1942 from Litzmannstadt to the Kulmhof extermination camp (Chełmno) and murdered.
	Hulda Ansel	United Nations Square 6/7
	Max Ansel	United Nations 6/7
	Werner Ansel	United Nations 6/7
	Bertha Badt	Frankfurter Allee 104		July 21, 2012	A further stumbling block for Bertha Badt located in Aschersleben in width road. 39
	Max Badt	Frankfurter Allee 104		July 21, 2012	A further stumbling block for Max Badt located in Aschersleben in width road. 39
	Alice Baecker	Rigaer Strasse 57
	Fritz Baecker	Rigaer Strasse 57
	Josef Baendel	Andreasstrasse 47		22 Sep 2016
	Siegfried Baendel	Andreasstrasse 47		22 Sep 2016
	Zierel Baendel	Andreasstrasse 47		22 Sep 2016
	Franziska Baer	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Günther Baer	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Richard Baer	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Max Barta	Sonntagstrasse 29		July 14, 2007
	Erich Becker	Warschauer Strasse 61		July 21, 2012
	Erna Becker	Warschauer Strasse 61		July 21, 2012
	Jenny Becker	Warschauer Strasse 61		July 21, 2012
	Robert Becker	Warschauer Strasse 61		July 21, 2012
	Hans Behrendt	Schreinerstrasse 51		9 Apr 2019
	Louis Behrendt	Schreinerstrasse 51		9 Apr 2019
	Aron Bendit	Rigaer Strasse 80		6th June 2013	Bendit, Aron, was born on March 19, 1940, the only child of his parents Luise and Leo Bendit. He lived with his parents and grandparents, Samuel and Jenni Bukofzer, at Rigaer Strasse 80. On March 4, 1943, he was deported to Auschwitz with his mother Luise on the 34th Osttransport, father Leo on March 6th, 1943 on the 35th Osttransport and murdered there.
	Leo Bendit	Rigaer Strasse 80		6th June 2013	Bendit, Leo, born June 2nd, 1906 in Krojanke (Flatow) / West Prussia, resident in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deportation from Berlin on March 6, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Luise Bendit	Rigaer Strasse 80		6th June 2013	Bendit, Luise, née Bukofzer, born on February 9, 1920 in Berlin, lives in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deported from Berlin on March 4, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Alice Berliner	United Nations Square 28		8 Sep 2017
	Charlotte Bernstein	Simon-Dach-Strasse 25
	Frieda Bernstein	Sonntagstrasse 5		Oct 10, 2011
	Elsa Bibo	Warschauer Strasse 85		9 Apr 2019
	Meta Bibo	Warschauer Strasse 85		9 Apr 2019
	Justine Bischofswerder	Markgrafendamm 25C (corner of Persiusstraße)		March 27, 2008
	Charlotte Bloch	Markgrafendamm 35		March 27, 2008
	Georg Blond	Georgenkirchstrasse 4		7 Aug 2014
	Harry Blond	Georgenkirchstrasse 4		7 Aug 2014
	Reinhard Blond	Georgenkirchstrasse 4		7 Aug 2014
	Alexander Blüger	Weichselstrasse 30		Sep 18 2019
	Casimira Blüger	Weichselstrasse 30		Sep 18 2019
	Walter Blüger	Weichselstrasse 30		Sep 18 2019
	Betty Blumenthal	Kochhannstrasse 1		May 16, 2006
	Julius Blumenthal	Kochhannstrasse 1		May 16, 2006
	Alfred Bornstein	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005
	Arnold Günter Bornstein	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005
	Helene Bornstein	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005
	Joachim Bornstein	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005	Bornstein, Joachim, born on July 20, 1923 in Berlin. The youngest of two sons of the married couple Alfred and Helene Bornstein, b. Redwood. Since August 1932, the family lived in an apartment on the 2nd floor in the front building at Petersburger Strasse 19 (today's number 63). From April 1933, withdrawal from higher education through the “Law against Overcrowding in German Schools and Universities”. Around 1940/41 forced labor at the tin wholesaler Paul Wachholz in Siemensstrasse 23/24. Together with the parents and brother Arnold Günter Transport to the synagogue Levetzowstraße 7-8, which was abused for this purpose, for the registration of deportations and the delivery of “asset declarations”. Deportation on November 27, 1941 with the 7th transport from the east to Riga. The total of 1,053 Jews deported from Berlin on the 7th Eastern Transport were murdered in the course of the mass shootings with another 25,5000 Latvian Jews by members of the SS and police as well as Latvian auxiliary police in the forest of Rumbula near Riga on November 30, 1941.
	Adolf Brauer	Dolziger Strasse 1			Brauer, Adolf, born on November 27, 1870 in Zaborze, Silesia (today part of the Polish town of Zabrze ). Married to Rosa Bauer, b. Meyer. From 1913 they lived together in a 3-room apartment on the first floor of Proskauer Strasse 20, today Dolziger Strasse 1. The Brauer couple had three children: Elli, Charlotte and Helmut, who managed to flee abroad in the 1930s. At the beginning of September 1942 transport with Mrs. Rosa to the assembly camp at Grosse Hamburger Strasse 26, before the Nazis misappropriated it was the place of the Jewish old people's home. Deportation with the 59th “Alterstransport” on September 8, 1942 to the Theresienstadt ghetto . Deportation to the Treblinka extermination camp on September 29, 1942. Assassination most likely immediately after arrival.
	Pink Brewer	Dolziger Strasse 1			Brauer, Rosa, b. Meyer was born on August 30, 1868 in Konitz (West Prussia, today Chojnice ). Married to Adolf Bauer. From 1913 they lived together in a 3-room apartment on the first floor of Proskauer Strasse 20, today Dolziger Strasse 1. She gave birth to three children: Elli, Charlotte and Helmut, who managed to flee abroad in the 1930s. At the beginning of September 1942 transport with husband Adolf to the assembly camp at Grosse Hamburger Strasse 26. Deportation with the 59th “Alterstransport” on September 8, 1942 to the Theresienstadt ghetto . Deportation to the Treblinka extermination camp on September 29, 1942. Assassination most likely immediately after arrival.
	Arthur Brown	Simplonstraße 77 (Annemirl-Bauer-Platz)		Dec 10, 2007
	Charlotte Brieger	Stralauer Allee 23A		March 27, 2008
	Martha Brieger	Stralauer Allee 23A		March 27, 2008
	Sigismund Brieger	Stralauer Allee 23A		March 27, 2008
	Bernhard Britzmann	Gubener Strasse 36		Sep 20 2013
	Ella Britzmann	Gubener Strasse 36		Sep 20 2013
	Gerhard Nathan Brück	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 67		May 8, 2019
	Georg Brück	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 67		May 8, 2019
	Konrad Brzezek	Lichtenberger Strasse 40 (corner of Holzmarktstrasse)		July 18, 2007	Konrad Brzezek, born on September 13, 1903 in Ruptau, Upper Silesia (today Ruptawa, a district of Jastrzębie-Zdrój ), ran a soap shop with his wife Erna at Langen Straße 108 (today Mehlbeerenweg ). The shop was a central meeting place for Jehovah's Witnesses . The couple belonged to the religious community, Konrad Brzezek also headed one of the Friedrichshain groups. Despite the pressure of persecution against the Jehovah's Witnesses under National Socialism , he continued this work illegally. For example, a gramophone and a record with German-language recordings by Joseph Franklin Rutherford were kept in the soap shop , both of which had been smuggled into the country. The couple had to serve several months in prison but did not refrain from their belief. In October 1937, indictments were again brought against both of them in a special court proceeding. This time the sentence was eight months in prison. On December 2, 1941, Konrad Brzezek was supposed to be drafted into the war, but declared to the military district command that he would not obey this request. Arrested as a result, the Reich Court Martial sentenced him to death on April 30, 1942. After the verdict was confirmed on May 19, 1942, the sentence was carried out on June 6, 1942 in the Brandenburg-Görden prison .
	Martha Büttner	Ebertystrasse 12a		June 14, 2018
	Friedrich Buettner	Ebertystrasse 12a		June 14, 2018
	Emma Bukofzer	Street of Paris Commune 36 (corner of Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Straße)
	Jenni Bukofzer	Rigaer Strasse 80		6th June 2013	Bukofzer, Jenni, b. Berndt, born on May 15, 1885 in Kolberg (today: Kołobrzeg ). Daughter of Julius and Frieda (née Tau). 1897 move to Berlin. Jenni Bukofzer had three children. 1903 birth of the first child, Betti Arndt. She was born out of wedlock and survived the Nazi era. 1906 marriage to the tailor Samuel Bukofzer. Two daughters together, Erna and Luise. Jenni Bukofzer lived with her husband Samuel at Rigaer Straße 80. In the course of the retaliation for the arson attack on the Nazi propaganda exhibition “The Soviet Paradise”, Samuel Bukofzer was arrested on May 27, 1942 in a “special action against Jews” and on May 28 Shot in Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Deported to Theresienstadt on June 5, 1942. Deported to Auschwitz on October 9, 1944 and murdered there.
	Rosalie Bukofzer	Street of Paris Commune 36 (corner of Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Straße)
	Samuel Bukofzer	Rigaer Strasse 80		6th June 2013	Bukofzer, Samuel, born on May 15, 1881 in Isabella, Schubin district, in Posen (today: Poznań ). 1906 marriage with Jenni Bukofzer, b. Berndt. She brought her daughter Betti with her into the marriage. Two daughters together, Erna and Luise. Lives at Rigaer Straße 80, where the family of daughter Luise Bendit, nee. Bukofzer, lived. In the course of retaliation for the arson attack on the Nazi propaganda exhibition "The Soviet Paradise", Samuel Bukofzer was arrested on May 27, 1942 in a "special action against Jews" and shot on May 28 in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.
	Charlotte Casper	Revaler Straße 26a (corner of Matkowskystraße)		May 11, 2011
	Hanne Casper	Marchlewskistraße 100		13 Sep 2007	The stone laid for Hanne Casper in 2007 was removed during construction work in 2013 and relocated on April 26, 2014.
	Klaus Casper	Revaler Straße 26a (corner of Matkowskystraße)		May 11, 2011
	Martin Casper	Revaler Straße 26a (corner of Matkowskystraße)		May 11, 2011
	Gertrud Cohn	Sonntagstrasse 32 (Annemirl-Bauer-Platz)		Dec 10, 2007
	Helene Cohn	Stralauer Allee 23A		March 27, 2008
	Ernst Conrad	Matternstrasse 9
	Josef Cyzner	Büschingstrasse 2		July 21, 2012
	Berek Dembina	Waldeyerstrasse 1a		9 Apr 2019
	Bertha Deworesohn	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Liese Deworesohn	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Erich Dickhoff	Marchlewskistraße 100		Apr 26, 2014	Born on September 16, 1910 in Bövinghausen near Dortmund ; Deported to Auschwitz on March 2, 1943 with the 32nd Osttransport The first stone for Erich Dickhoff was laid in 2003 (or later), at that time between the stairs at Marchlewskistraße 100 and 102 ( photo of the old stone ). In the course of construction work, it was removed in 2013 and, despite the construction company's assurance, it was not used again. On April 26, 2014 a new, corrected stone was laid.
	Rosa Dickhoff	Marchlewskistraße 100		2002?	The stone for Rosa Dickhoff was laid back in 2002 (or earlier), at that time in front of Marchlewskistraße 102. In the course of construction work, it was removed in 2013 and relocated to the correct address on April 26, 2014.
	Kurt Donn	Strausberger Platz 1		June 14, 2018
	Fritz Engel	Long Street 79		26 Sep 2006	Engel, Fritz, born April 30, 1904 in Berlin. He was single. From 1939 he lived in Lange Straße 79, from November 1942 in the hospital of the Jewish community in Auguststraße 16. Brush puller in Otto Weidt's workshop for the blind. Deportation on December 9, 1942 was to the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp. Murdered there.
	Alice Erb	Niederbarnimstrasse 13		Dec 9, 2006
	Brigitte Erb	Niederbarnimstrasse 13		Dec 9, 2006
	Ludwig Fass	Matternstrasse 5		July 21, 2012	Fass, Ludwig, born on August 20, 1877 in Wreschen (today: Września ). Son of Louis and Emilie Fass, b. Fass. Father Louis from 1906 to 1922 owner of the house at Matternstrasse 5. After his death, mother Emilie was the registered owner of the house until 1936. Marriage to Selma Fass, b. Gutmann. 1911 birth of the son Heinz. Later divorce. Arrested as part of the factory action on February 27, 1943. Deported to Auschwitz on March 1, 1943 with the 31st Osttransport and murdered there.
	Elias Feuerstein	New Weberstrasse 57		May 9, 2019
	Martha Feuerstein	New Weberstrasse 57		May 9, 2019
	Elise Ficius	Oderstrasse 9		Sep 20 2013
	Arno Fink	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		March 18, 2011
	Edeltraut Fink	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		March 18, 2011
	Hermann Fink	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		March 18, 2011
	Irmgard Fink	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		March 18, 2011
	Willi Fischer	Gubener Strasse 22			In one method, the Court of Appeal in May 1934 against distributors and subscribers to the magazine Red shock troops of the employees Willi Fischer was to two years prison sentenced. He died in the Brandenburg prison on May 18, 1935 as a result of abuse.
	Dorothea Fonden	Oderstrasse 34			Dorothea Fonden and two other employees of the district administration of Friedrichshain (then Horst-Wessel-Stadt) expressed their protest against the Nazi regime with a mocking poem, which was also distributed among colleagues. The prayer. Come on, Adolf, and be our guest and give us ... of what you have promised us. Not regular dishes and herring, no, what Goebbels… and Goering. First you took us lard ... then you also took sugar. Celebrate parties and ... that's what you call renewing Germany. People without space, cattle without fodder, leaders without a wife, ten butchers for one sow, this is Germany's reconstruction ... After the "anti-imperial activities" became known, the People's Court pronounced three death sentences on October 4, 1943 for undermining military strength . The very next day, October 5, 1943, Dorothea Fonden was executed in Plötzensee prison.
	Margot Friedländer	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 73		13 Sep 2009
	Erich Gentsch	Markgrafendamm 11 (Another stumbling block for Gentsch is at Äneasstrasse 8 in Mariendorf)
	Hugo Germer	Lehmbruckstrasse 20			Dr. Germer, Hugo, born on January 10, 1869 as one of four children of Hirsch and Emilie Germer, geb. Lesser, in Schloppe (today: Człopa ). 1888 move to Berlin. Completed his medical degree. 1894 practice as a doctor. Remained unmarried all her life. Initially he lived at Stralauer Allee 25 A, where his practice and medical library were located. Relocation to Beymestrasse 20 (today: Lehmbruckstrasse) on December 31, 1935. 1938 Final termination of professional career by revoking the license to practice medicine and a doctorate for Jewish doctors by the National Socialists. Deportation on August 17, 1942 with the 1st Large Age Transport to Theresienstadt. Death in Theresienstadt on November 13, 1942.
	Hermann Gosliner	Matternstrasse 5		19th March 2018	Husband of Margarete Gosliner, b. Fass. Died in the Jewish Hospital in Berlin.
	Margarete Gosliner	Matternstrasse 5		July 21, 2012	Gosliner, Margarete, b. Fass, born on July 14, 1879 in Obornik (today: Oborniki ). Daughter of Rosalie and Abraham Fass. From 1936 co-owner of the house in Matternstrasse 5. Marriage to businessman Hermann Gosliner. 1900 birth of the son Norbert. Deportation on July 20, 1942 with the “25. Osttransport “to Theresienstadt. Death on April 4, 1943.
	Bernhard Gottschalk	Long Street 81		Aug 19, 2006
	Kurt Gritsch	Rochowstrasse 13A / 14
	Wally Guthmann	Strausberger Strasse 35 (corner of Palisadenstrasse)
	Bertha Gutmann	Barnimstrasse 18 (corner of Georgenkirchstrasse)		Dec 10, 2007
	Chawa Gutmann	Barnimstrasse 38		Dec 10, 2007
	Levy Gutmann	Barnimstrasse 18 (corner of Georgenkirchstrasse)		Dec 10, 2007
	Markus Gutmann	Barnimstrasse 38		Dec 10, 2007
	Gabriel Heimansohn	Frankfurter Allee 100		July 21, 2012
	Johanna Heimansohn	Frankfurter Allee 100		July 21, 2012
	Else heart	New Bahnhofstrasse 29		May 11, 2011
	Fritz Herz	New Bahnhofstrasse 29		May 11, 2011
	Georg Herzfeld	Libauer Strasse 6		July 21, 2012
	Günter Herzfeld	Libauer Strasse 6		July 21, 2012
	Edith Hirsch	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Georg Hoenich	Rigaer Strasse 30			Hoenich, Georg, born on July 30, 1898 in Glatz, Silesia (today: Kłodzko ). 1918 move to Berlin. Lives at Rigaer Straße 30 with his wife in a 2-room apartment. Daughter Ruth is born on October 27, 1926. From 1940/41 forced laborer for the Berlin garbage disposal. Deportation with daughter Ruth on December 14, 1942 with the “25. Osttransport “to Auschwitz. Assassination on January 5th, 1943 there.
	Ruth Hoenich	Rigaer Strasse 30			Hoenich, Ruth, born on October 27, 1926 in Berlin. Deportation with father Georg on December 14, 1942 with the “25. Osttransport “to Auschwitz. Assassination on January 5th, 1943 there.
	Karl Lumberjack	Markgrafendamm 35		March 27, 2008
	Willi Holzmann	Niederbarnimstrasse 7		July 21, 2012
	Günter Ginger	Boxhagener Strasse 118		2nd June 2016	Ingwer, Günther, born on October 3, 1927 in Berlin as the youngest son of Simon and Rosa Ingwer, b. Gabriel. 1943 Internment with father Simon at the Levetzowstrasse collection point, presumably as part of the factory campaign . Deportation on March 3, 1943 to Auschwitz with the “33. Osttransport ". Murdered on arrival in Auschwitz.
	Kurt Ginger	Boxhagener Strasse 118		2nd June 2016	Ingwer, Kurt, born December 26, 1923 in Berlin as the first son of Simon and Rosa Ingwer, b. Gabriel. Since their marriage in 1922, Simon and Rosa Ingwer lived at Boxhagener Strasse 118 in a 3-room apartment. From 1938 forced labor as a furniture painter. In the course of 1939 he moved to an agricultural training camp of the Hachshara movement of the Zionist movement. 1940 illegal emigration to Palestine as part of Aliyah Bet .
	Pink ginger	Boxhagener Strasse 118		2nd June 2016	Ginger, Rosa, born Gabriel, born on March 10, 1894 in Schulitz (today: Solec Kujawski ). 1922 marriage to Simon Ingwer. Birth of sons Kurt (1923) and Günther (1927). Deportation order on February 24, 1943 and deportation to the assembly camp in the former Clou dance hall on Mauerstrasse in Berlin-Mitte. Deportation on March 3, 1943 to Auschwitz with the “33. Osttransport ". Murdered on arrival in Auschwitz.
	Simon ginger	Boxhagener Strasse 118		2nd June 2016	Ingwer, Simon, born on December 27, 1877 in Wronke (today: Wronki ). First cigar maker, later until he was forced to give up his job on November 1, 1938, coffee roaster at the Hertie company in Leipziger Strasse. Then forced labor at the Berlin garbage disposal. Simon Ingwer was married a total of three times. From 1922 married in third marriage to Rosa Ingwer, b. Gabriel. Birth of sons Kurt (1923) and Günther (1927). 1943 Internment with his son Günther at the Levetzowstrasse collection point, presumably as part of the factory campaign . Deportation on March 3, 1943 to Auschwitz with the “33. Osttransport ". Murdered on arrival in Auschwitz.
	Erna Israelsky	Frankfurter Tor 6		Nov 12, 2016
	Adolf Jacob	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Jenny Jacob	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Max Jacob	Paris Commune Street 13
	Adele Jacobsohn	Frankfurter Tor 4		19th March 2018
	Johanna Jacobsohn	Frankfurter Tor 4		19th March 2018
	Max Jacobsohn	Frankfurter Tor 4		19th March 2018
	Berthold Jacoby	Zellestrasse 10		22 Sep 2016
	Dora Jacoby	Zellestrasse 10		22 Sep 2016
	Karl Jakobs	Krautstrasse 29		July 2, 2002
	Günter Erwin Jakobsberg	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		Sep 18 2019
	Magda Jakobsberg	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		Sep 18 2019
	Max Jakobsberg	Mollstrasse 30 (corner of Pauline-Staegemann-Strasse)		Sep 18 2019
	Elisabeth Jarosch	Karl-Marx-Allee 94		June 14, 2018	Jarosch, Elisabeth, born on November 9, 1925 in Lanietz (today: Łaniec). Only learned to speak at the age of three and developed more slowly than children of the same age. From 1935 attended the auxiliary school. After the end of the parents' marriage, the mother handed it over to the orphanage in Kreuzberg in 1936, from there on August 28, 1936 to the Potsdam State Institution. Despite progress in its development from 1937 with more negative medical assessment. Transfer to the state hospital in Brandenburg-Görden in August 1938. Transferred to the Brandenburg killing center on August 28, 1940 , where he was murdered for medical research purposes. Her brain was transferred to the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research .
	Isidore David Joseph	Frankfurter Tor 6		Nov 12, 2016
	Meinhard Joseph	Frankfurter Tor 6		Nov 12, 2016
	Sara Joseph	Frankfurter Tor 6		Nov 12, 2016
	Heinz Kahn	Long Street 27		20th July 2012	Kahn, Heinz, born on November 4, 1919 in Groß Krössin (today: Krosino [Grzmiąca]) as the son of Meta, geb. Michaelis, and Ludwig Kahn. Resided at Planettastraße 25 (today house number 8) until the end of the 1930s until moving to Lange Straße 25. Deportation on December 14, 1942 to Auschwitz with the “25. Osttransport ". Assassination there.
	Alexander Cain	Frankfurter Allee 43		March 26, 2010
	Ludwig Cain	Frankfurter Allee 43		March 26, 2010
	Eugen Karfunkelstein	Sonntagstrasse 11		July 14, 2007
	Therese Karfunkelstein	Sonntagstrasse 11		July 14, 2007
	Chaim Karp	Samariterstraße 7		2nd June 2017
	Joseph Karp	Samariterstraße 7		2nd June 2017
	Dorothea Kasriel	Koppenstrasse 17		5th Dec 2019
	Paula Kasriel	Koppenstrasse 17		5th Dec 2019
	Siegbert Kasriel	Koppenstrasse 17		5th Dec 2019
	Meyer Katz	Eckertstrasse 11 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Aug 20, 2010
	Pink cat	Eckertstrasse 11 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Aug 20, 2010
	Ewald Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Gittel businessman	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Helene Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Johanna Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Julian Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Kurt Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Theo Kaufmann	Boxhagener Strasse 50		23rd March 2017
	Heinrich Keller	Koppenstrasse 31		Nov 2001
	Nathan Kempe	Schreinerstrasse 52 / 52A		May 20, 2008
	Adolf Kessel	Mühsamstrasse 70		Nov 26, 2018
	Erna boiler	Mühsamstrasse 70		Nov 26, 2018
	Paul Kessel	Mühsamstrasse 70		Nov 26, 2018
	Fritz Erich Kleczewski	Schreinerstrasse 20		19th March 2018
	Willi Klüsener	Grünberger Strasse 6		Nov 16, 2009	The funeral orator Willi Klüsener, born on May 27, 1880, joined the SPD in 1909 . From 1920 to 1930 he was an honorary, unpaid city ​​councilor in Berlin-Lichtenberg . As manager of the municipal street cleaning company in Lichtenberg, he was dismissed in 1933 with the help of the Professional Civil Service Act of April 7, 1933. After a long time unemployed, he resumed his previous work as a funeral orator in 1941 at the latest. He used the speeches for hidden criticism of the Nazi regime and the madness of war. Under surveillance by the Gestapo since 1937 at the latest , in October 1943 he was banned from speaking at the Baumschulenweg crematorium . At a funeral service in April 1943 in the Wilmersdorf crematorium , Willi Klüsener said: “Germany should lose the war and we have to work towards it” and “The misfortune of Germany began with the glorification of the wars of Frederick the Great .” Klüsener Anfang was denounced by three pallbearers Summoned repeatedly in 1944 and arrested by the Gestapo in August 1944. The Supreme Court said the Social Democrats on 30 October 1944 for military morale guilty and imposed three years ' imprisonment . Willi Klüsener was transferred from the Brandenburg-Görden prison in mid-February 1945 to the Hameln prison, where he died on April 26, 1945 as the official cause of death was cardiac insufficiency.
	Lucie Konzack	Strausberger Platz (southwest side)
	Gertrud Koepke	Karl-Marx-Allee 90A
	Anna Korngold	Paris Commune Street 40
	Martha Koschinski	Hermann-Stöhr-Platz		July 2, 2002
	Marta Obrig	Hermann-Stöhr-Platz		July 2, 2002	Martha Helene Obrig was born on October 2, 1897 in Berlin, her parents were Gustav Ferdinand Karl Obrig and Bertha Pauline nee. Hare. She still had at least four siblings, Emma Bertha (married 1895–1961 Dammschneider), Ida Anna (1896–1911), Bertha Helene (1899–1981) and Frieda Klara (1900–1902). According to reports in several newspapers, on July 2, 2002, a stumbling stone was laid in the open space in front of the Ostbahnhof for Marta Obrig, who was euthanized to death in 1941 during Operation T4 . The exact location and current whereabouts of the Stolperstein is unknown.
	Regina Feiga Krips	Frankfurter Allee 9		July 1, 2010
	Otto Kuhrts	Danneckerstraße 6		Sep 20 2013
	Betty leather	Warschauer Strasse 12
	Eva leather	Warschauer Strasse 12
	Giesela leather	Warschauer Strasse 12
	Salomon leather	Warschauer Strasse 12
	Else Lehnhardt	Boxhagener Strasse 27
	Adolf Lemmlein	Weinstrasse 32 (corner of Friedenstrasse)		March 26, 2010
	Bela Lemmlein	Weinstrasse 32 (corner of Friedenstrasse)		March 26, 2010
	Edith Lemmlein	Weinstrasse 32 (corner of Friedenstrasse)		March 26, 2010
	Willi Lenz	Landsberger Allee 42 (corner of Matthiasstraße)		July 2, 2002
	Max Lesser	Landsberger Allee 60 (corner of Richard-Sorge-Strasse / An der Brauerei)		March 22, 2014
	Nelly Lesser	Landsberger Allee 60 (corner of Richard-Sorge-Strasse / An der Brauerei)		March 22, 2014
	Arnold Levy	Lebuser Strasse 1		March 2011
	Bruno Lewin	Krautstraße 40a (corner of Kleine Andreasstraße)		13 Sep 2009
	Hedwig Lewin	Grünberger Strasse 19		March 26, 2010
	Hermann Lewin	Torellstrasse 4
	Johanna Lichtenstein	Samariterstraße 29
	Hans Litten	Grünberger Strasse 43		June 2009
	Martha Litten	Grünberger Strasse 43		June 2009
	Elfriede Loewenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Heinz Loewenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Irmgard Loewenthal	Rüdersdorfer Strasse 45		22 Sep 2016
	Paul Loewenthal	Rüdersdorfer Strasse 45		22 Sep 2016
	Walter Loewenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38		July 2, 2002
	Willy Loewenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Benno Löwenberg	Stralauer Allee 23B		March 27, 2008
	Berl Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		May 8, 2019
	Georg Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		Nov 12, 2016
	Günter Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		Nov 12, 2016
	Heinz Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		Nov 12, 2016
	Ilse Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		May 8, 2019
	Margarete Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		Nov 12, 2016
	Siegfried Loewinski	Barnimstrasse 18		Nov 12, 2016
	Gertrud Luchterhandt	Mainzer Street 18		Dec 9, 2006
	Erika Luckner	Weichselstrasse 30		Sep 18 2019
	Hermann Ludomer	Marchlewskistraße 28
	Sara Ludomer	Marchlewskistraße 28
	Erna Magner	Singerstrasse 66		Nov 18, 2008
	Sally Magner	Singerstrasse 66		Nov 18, 2008
	Alfred Marcus	Friedenstrasse 4		Nov 18, 2008
	Sophie Marcus	Friedenstrasse 4		Nov 18, 2008
	Aurelie Marcuse	Bödikerstraße 35a		March 27, 2008
	Herbert Mendel	Frankfurter Allee 41		2nd June 2017
	Use Mendel	Frankfurter Allee 41		2nd June 2017
	Elias Mendelsohn	Mühsamstrasse 61		13 Sep 2007
	Arthur Michelsohn	Otto-Braun-Strasse 86		Nov 18, 2008
	Richard Miersch	Mainzer Street 23			Born on July 15, 1891 in Küstrin-Neustadt; Workers; has lived in Mainzer Strasse since 1935, sublet; arrested for his homosexual contacts in autumn 1936 and sentenced to 18 months in prison for “seducing minors”; Released in March 1938; Denounced in 1942 by a prostitute from the billiard room in Kinzingstrasse and arrested again in August 1942; sentenced by the regional court in November 1942 to 2 years and 6 months; died on July 26, 1943 while imprisoned in Tegel prison; Stolperstein donated by whk ; relocated in summer 2002.
	Agnes Minner	Gubener Strasse 36			Born in Grand Rapids on February 17, 1876 as Agnes Marcuse; Domestic servants; Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the 1st transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; Accommodation in Bleicherweg 4/42; in September 1942 taken to the Kulmhof extermination camp and murdered there.
	Erich Minner	Gubener Strasse 36			Born on May 31, 1901 in Berlin; Textile merchant; Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the 1st transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; Accommodation in Bleicherweg 4/42; Died in the ghetto on June 29, 1943.
	Margarete Minner	Gubener Strasse 36			Born on May 13, 1898 in Berlin; Accountant; Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the 1st transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; Accommodation in Bleicherweg 4/42; Died in the ghetto on October 5, 1943.
	Gertrud Müller	Huebnerstrasse 2		Oct 8, 2011
	Hannchen Müller	Huebnerstrasse 2		Oct 8, 2011
	Adolf Münzer	Kreutzigerstrasse 13		Aug 20, 2010
	Adolf Münzer	Grünberger Strasse 20		Nov 16, 2015
	Flora Münzer	Kreutzigerstrasse 13		Aug 20, 2010
	Else Minna Nawroth	Warschauer Strasse 67		March 22, 2014	Born on July 24, 1894 in Berlin. Her mother Hannchen, b. Guttmann was Jewish, her father Robert was a Catholic. She had four brothers and a sister. She was unmarried and remained childless. After being asked to be deported to Theresienstadt, she decided to commit suicide on October 26, 1942.
	Hans Max Nawroth	Street of Paris Commune 36 (corner of Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Straße)		March 26, 2015	Born on June 19, 1902 in Berlin. His father Robert Nawroth was Catholic, his mother Hannchen, b. Guttmann, a Jew. He worked as a travel agent on the Zentralviehhof near today's S-Bahn station Storkower Straße. Arrested on March 9, 1937 on charges of "racial disgrace". On June 17, 1937, the Berlin Regional Court sentenced him to eight months in prison. After serving his “prison sentence” in Tegel prison, however, he was not released, but instead taken into “protective custody” by the Berlin State Police. Transferred to the Dachau concentration camp on December 4, 1937, and to the Buchenwald concentration camp on September 22, 1938. Deported to Auschwitz on October 17, 1942. His prisoner number was 68592. Murdered on December 4, 1942.
	Edith Nehlhans	Friedenstrasse 3		March 26, 2015	A first stumbling block for Edith Nehlhans was laid on October 15, 2014 ( photo of the first stone ); on March 26, 2015 it was replaced with a corrected stone.
	Eugen Eduard Neutert	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 65
	Berta Nossen	United Nations 6/7		Sep 20 2013
	Frieda Nussdorf	Otto-Braun-Strasse 90		Nov 17, 2009
	Samuel Nussdorf	Otto-Braun-Strasse 90		Nov 17, 2009
	Otto Oldenburg	Revaler Strasse 6		July 5, 2008
	Alex Oschitzki	Oderstrasse 9		Sep 20 2013
	Jakob Peretz	Mollstrasse 23		8 Sep 2017
	Margot Peretz	Mollstrasse 23		8 Sep 2017
	Mary Peretz	Mollstrasse 23		8 Sep 2017
	Harry Petrikowski	Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Strasse 23		4th June 2019
	Ilona Petrikowski	Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Strasse 23		4th June 2019
	Jacob Petrikowski	Hildegard-Jadamowitz-Strasse 23		4th June 2019
	Debora Pieper	Marchlewskistraße 20
	Paula Poppelauer	Jessnerstrasse 3		March 26, 2015
	Frymet F. Praiss	Frankfurter Tor 6		Nov 12, 2016
	Elsbeth Prince	Niederbarnimstrasse 7		July 21, 2012
	Rita Prince	Niederbarnimstrasse 7		July 21, 2012
	Arendt Reissmann	Proskauer Strasse 8a		19th March 2018
	Jenny Reissmann	Proskauer Strasse 8a		19th March 2018
	Alfred Renzel	Kadiner Strasse 19		July 21, 2012
	Margarete Reszka	Waldeyerstrasse 1a		9 Apr 2019
	Ruben Reszka	Waldeyerstrasse 1a		9 Apr 2019
	Elise Richter	Koppenstrasse 41		May 20, 2008
	Elfriede Rosen	Liebigstrasse 23		6th June 2013
	Heinz Rosen	Liebigstrasse 23		6th June 2013
	Lot of roses	Liebigstrasse 23		6th June 2013
	Abraham Rosenfeld	Samariterstraße 1
	Cäcilie Rosenfeld	Samariterstraße 1
	Aron Rosenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Ernst Rosenthal	Matternstrasse 5		July 21, 2012	Brother of Heinz Rosenthal and Kurt Rosenthal (father of the show master Hans Rosenthal). Was arrested by the Secret State Police in Berlin on February 19, 1942, sent to Buchenwald concentration camp on April 30, 1942, prisoner number 2646, died there on July 25, 1942 at 10:20 a.m., cause of death: heart failure with phlegmon (cell tissue expansion) on the left Foot. Gravestone in Weißensee together with his brother Heinz.
	Rosa Rosenthal	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Ignatz Rosthal	Gryphiusstrasse 18		May 20, 2008	Ignatz Rosthal, born December 26, 1880 in Wojnicz (Galicia); According to the Jewish address book from 1931, he lived at 28 Romintener Strasse / corner of Simon-Dach-Strasse (today part of Grünberger Strasse); for the 1939 census he was registered in Gryphiusstrasse, the house no longer exists today, aerial photographs suggest that the house was bombed out during World War II, and there is now a playground at this very spot; Deportation with the 33rd Osttransport on March 3, 1943 with 1731 other Berlin Jews from Berlin to the Auschwitz extermination camp, murdered there; According to the deportation list, Rosthal last lived with the widow Meta Lesser at Poststrasse 12 in Mitte.
	Rosa Rothholz	Lasdehner Strasse 1		2nd June 2017
	Else Rueggebrecht	Corinthstrasse 63		March 27, 2008
	Joel Safirstein	Krossener Strasse 35		March 26, 2015
	Lotte Safirstein	Krossener Strasse 35		March 26, 2015
	Norbert Safirstein	Krossener Strasse 35		March 26, 2015
	Soldi Safirstein	Krossener Strasse 35		March 26, 2015
	Dorothea Salomon	Mühsamstrasse 61		13 Sep 2007
	Käthe Salomon	Boxhagener Strasse 28		22 Sep 2016
	Leo Salomon	Boxhagener Strasse 28		22 Sep 2016
	Paul Richard collector	Wühlischstrasse 32
	Frieda Schacher	Marchlewskistraße 28
	Alice Scheidemann	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 73		19th March 2018
	Paul Schiller	Stralauer Allee 24			Paul Schiller, born on February 3, 1895, was a stoker by profession. Towards the end of the Second World War, on April 13, 1945, he co-founded a resistance group of around ten people, which formed around the KPD . His basement rooms at Stralauer Allee 26 served as a base. The group worked mainly in the area of ​​the east port and in Stralau . Just a few days before the end of the war, Paul Schiller was killed on April 22, 1945 when an SS unit was shelled.
	Elisabeth Schmidt	Supreme Street 14/16
	Max Schmidt	Lichtenberger Strasse 40 (corner of Holzmarktstrasse)		May 11, 2011
	Rachel Schmidt	Pintschstrasse 18		May 11, 2011
	Salomon Schmidt	Pintschstrasse 18		May 11, 2011
	Isfried Schön	Marchlewskistraße 33		Feb. 20, 2019
	Ernst Schulze	Strausberger Platz (southeast side)		Aug 5, 2011
	Ella Schwarz	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 73		13 Sep 2009
	Emma Black	Georgenkirchstrasse 4		7 Aug 2014
	Max Black	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 73		13 Sep 2009
	Arthur Schwarzer	Kleine Andreasstrasse 10		13 Sep 2009
	Gertrud Schwarzer	Kleine Andreasstrasse 10		13 Sep 2009
	Harry Black	Kleine Andreasstrasse 10		13 Sep 2009
	Arthur Simon	Libauer Strasse 6		July 21, 2012
	Margarete Simon	Libauer Strasse 6		July 21, 2012
	Benno Simonsohn	Mollstrasse 19		Sep 18 2019
	Heimann Simonsohn	Georgenkirchstrasse 10		Sep 18 2019
	Martin Simonsohn	Otto-Braun-Strasse 84		Sep 18 2019
	Rosa Simonsohn	Georgenkirchstrasse 10		Sep 18 2019
	Ita Solomon	Friedenstrasse 3		Oct 15, 2014	Solomon, Ita, b. Idelovici, born on September 20, 1886 in Romania, lives in Berlin (Friedrichshain). Deportation from Berlin on March 2, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Lupu Solomon	Friedenstrasse 3		Oct 15, 2014	Solomon, Lupu, born March 8, 1883 in Romania, lives in Berlin (Friedrichshain), deported from Berlin on March 2, 1943 to Auschwitz, extermination camp.
	Elise Sommerfeld	Sonntagstrasse 29		July 14, 2007
	Ruth Stein	Huebnerstrasse 2		Oct 8, 2011	Born on April 13, 1918 in Berlin; Seamstress; lived Huebnerstrasse 2; Stay in Nordrach in the Rothschild pulmonary hospital ; Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the 1st transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; Accommodation in Froschweg 10/6; brought to the Kulmhof extermination camp on May 15, 1942 , where he was murdered.
	Albert Steinhardt	Corinthstrasse 51		March 27, 2008
	Horst Steinhardt	Corinthstrasse 51		March 27, 2008
	Sara Studinski	Niederbarnimstrasse 7		July 21, 2012
	Heinrich Thieslauk	Warschauer Strasse 60
	Fritz Thurm	Kreutzigerstrasse 28		July 5, 2008	Book printer Fritz Thurm, born July 2, 1883 in Fraustadt as the son of a master tailor; member of the SPD since 1905 ; from 1913 employed by the AOK of the then still independent city of Lichtenberg ; 1915 to 1918 soldier in the First World War ; Conversion to USPD ; In 1919, he was elected to the Lichtenberg district assembly and was elected as a paid city councilor and second district mayor; the election was not confirmed by the President of the Province of Brandenburg ; 1920 to 1926 Berlin city councilor for constituency 14 Lichtenberg, initially for the USPD, from 1922 for the SPD; at the same time city councilor and paid city councilor in Lichtenberg, and until 1933 also SPD district chairman; Attempts by the NSDAP to recruit failed; he even demonstratively rejected a Nazi minister; Dismissed as a city councilor for political reasons in March 1933; Part of a resistance group of former SPD members that distributed prohibited publications; 1933 several house searches and the confiscation of 600 volumes of his library; Arrested in autumn 1933, imprisoned for five months in Lichtenburg concentration camp ; back in freedom in spring 1934; then unemployed; Due to the demonstration planned for January 1, 1936 at Karl Liebknecht's grave in the Friedrichsfelde cemetery , Fritz Thurm again came into the focus of the regime; commemoration of the communists was forbidden in National Socialist Germany; Although the demonstration had been betrayed and canceled, the Social Democrat went and saw only Gestapo people in the cemetery ; returned to his apartment and left again to make inquiries; Between three and four in the morning the Gestapo searched the house and informed his wife, Helene Thurm, that her husband had been arrested; transferred from police headquarters in Alexanderplatz to pre-trial detention in Moabit , again to Alexanderplatz and then to Lichtenburg concentration camp for 15 months; Via the Alex it went back to Moabit, where the trial took place; detained again at Alexanderplatz despite an acquittal; finally back home on April 17, 1937, clearly marked by torture; died of ill-treatment on June 13, 1937; 200 to 250 mourners took part in the cremation in the Baumschulenweg crematorium on June 17, 1937, besides the family only Social Democrats; Willi Klüsener held the funeral speech; the event was supervised by the Gestapo and a representative from Fritz Behaghel, the district mayor of Lichtenberg.
	Pauline Tietz	United Nations Square 23rd		Sep 20 2013	born on November 20, 1867 in Lippehne , New Mark ; Pensioner; lived in Barnimstrasse 4–5 (today United Nations Square ); Deportation on October 18, 1941 with the 1st transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; Accommodation in the old people's home Kreuzstrasse 2A; Died in the ghetto on January 12, 1942
	Hedwig Treitel	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Lippmann Treitel	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Marga Treitel	Richard-Sorge-Strasse 34		July 21, 2012
	Frieda Treu	Friedenstrasse 27 ( United Nations Square 1)		March 20, 2007	Frieda Treu, b. Löwenthal, was born on September 14, 1884 in Stettin . At an unknown point in time, she moved to Berlin. There she met her future husband Max Treu, who already had two sons from her first marriage. Your own marriage should be childless. The couple last lived with their stepson and son Paul Max Willi Treu in a 3.5-room apartment at Friedenstrasse 27. Together with his younger brother Martin Fritz Karl Treu, who lived in Koblenz, he also supported his parents financially. Frieda Treu was of Jewish origin and was deported with her husband on June 29, 1943 on the 92nd Alterstransport to the Theresienstadt concentration camp , where she died on November 30, 1943.
	Max Treu	Friedenstrasse 27 ( United Nations Square 1)		March 20, 2007	Treu, Max, born on October 30, 1870 in Stolp , moved to Berlin at an unknown date. The sons Paul Max Willi Treu (born June 4, 1895) and Martin Fritz Karl Treu (born September 13, 1897) came from his first marriage. The second marriage to Frieda Löwenthal remained childless. Max and Frieda Treu were subletting their son Paul Max Willi Treu at Friedenstrasse 27 when they were both transported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp on June 29, 1943 on the 92nd elderly transport. Max Treu himself was of Protestant faith, one of his parents and his 2nd wife were of Jewish origin. The Nazis proclaimed him a “ Jew , first degree half-breed ”. Max Treu died shortly after his wife on January 20, 1944, probably from the catastrophic conditions in the concentration camp.
	Martha Chernigov	Strausberger Platz (northeast side)		26 Sep 2006
	Max Marcus Tschernigow	Blumenstrasse 49		13 Sep 2009
	Ruth Chernigov	Strausberger Platz (northeast side)		26 Sep 2006
	Alice Virtuous	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Gerda virtuous	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Giesela Tugendhaft	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Jakob Leib Virtuous	Strausberger Strasse 38
	Dagmar Ullrich	Boxhagener Strasse 90		5th Dec 2019
	Ernst Ursell	Kreutzigerstrasse 23		July 21, 2012
	Gustav Wegener	Weidenweg 46 (Bersarinplatz)			The typesetter Gustav Wegener, born on May 23, 1908 in Schwerin an der Warthe as the son of Hermann Wegener, lived at Lübbener Strasse 28, was a member of the KJVD , later the KPD and the International Workers Aid . In 1928 he went to the French Foreign Legion in Indochina , suffered a stomach and intestinal ailment there, deserted and returned to Germany in 1936. Gustav Wegener, married to Frieda Wegener, born Schulz, since 1939, had to change jobs frequently. Most recently he worked for the Anton Bertinetti book and offset printing company, where he was permanently on sick leave in October 1943. From 1933 he worked for the illegal KPD. His colleague Erich Fähling brought him together with Anton Saefkow and Franz Jacob . Under the code name Hans, Gustav Wegener became one of the most important employees of the Saefkow-Jacob-Bästlein organization , took part in its management meetings and was the focal point of the production and distribution of illegal fonts. He also instructed the functionaries of several company cells and handed over KPD and NKFD materials, etc. a. at AEG Berlin, Askania-Werke Berlin-Mariendorf, Bosse, Brandenburgische Motorenwerke Basdorf, Kabelwerk Schönow and Veltener Maschinenfabrik. Harry Harder put him in contact with Stalag III B Fürstenberg / Oder in 1944 . Gustav Wegener translated a letter from French communists and wrote a reply. On the night of July 5, 1944, he and Fritz Nitschke copied the “Tatsachen!” Leaflet by the arrested Bernhard Bästlein , before the communist was arrested on July 6, 1944 through denunciation. Sentenced to death by the People's Court on October 21, 1944, Gustav Wegener was executed on December 11, 1944 in the Brandenburg-Görden prison. His body was transferred to the Friedrichsfelde Central Cemetery in August 1946 .
	Hermann Wegener	Weidenweg 46 (Bersarinplatz)
	Edith Weis	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005
	Simon Weis	Petersburger Strasse 63 (corner of Mühsamstrasse)		Dec 2, 2005
	Alfred Werner	Rigaer Strasse 67		Sep 20 2013
	Adolf Wilczig	Andreasstrasse 22		9 Apr 2019
	Max Willhagen	Alt-Stralau 46		22 Sep 2016
	Edith Wolff	Silvio-Meier-Strasse 6			Born on November 27, 1904 in Berlin; Stenographer ; lived 6 Gabelsberger Strasse ; Deportation on October 24, 1941 with the 2nd transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; brought to the Kulmhof extermination camp on May 4, 1942 , where he was murdered.
	Tina Wolff	Silvio-Meier-Strasse 6			Born on November 9, 1881 in Bromberg as Tina Fordanski; Saleswoman; lived 6 Gabelsberger Strasse ; Deportation on October 24, 1941 with the 2nd transport from the east to the Litzmannstadt ghetto ; brought to the Kulmhof extermination camp on May 5, 1942 , where he was murdered.
	Ruth Wolffsberg	Scharnweberstrasse 46		Dec 9, 2006
	Scrooge bricks	Danneckerstraße 21		March 27, 2008
	Erna bricks	Danneckerstraße 21		March 27, 2008

Footnotes

1. ↑ Comparison of the aerial photographs from 1943 and 1953 on Google Earth

literature

• Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Resistance in Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. (= Resistance series in Berlin from 1933 to 1945. Volume 11). 1st edition. German Resistance Memorial Center , Berlin 1998, ISSN  0175-3592 .
• Bettina Eisbrenner (Red.): Stumbling blocks for the former neighbors from Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg who were murdered by the Nazis. Documentation, texts, materials . New Society for Fine Arts, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-926796-78-2 .
• Jens Dobler : From other shores. History of Berlin's lesbians and gays in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain . Gmünder, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-86187-298-6 .
• Maria Hufenreuter: At the United Nations Square . In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. 12 walks in the neighborhood . Coordination Office Stolpersteine, Berlin 2013, pp. 44–55.

Web links

Commons : Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin-Friedrichshain  - Collection of images

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Abraham, Johanna. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
2. ↑ Maria Hufenreuter: At the United Nations Square. Berlin 2013, pp. 50–52.
3. ^ Museum for the blind workshop Otto Weidt: Kurt Abraham. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 9, 2014 . 
4. ↑ ^{a b} I. Transport. Berlin - Litzmannstadt. (JPG) In: Statistics of the Holocaust. October 18, 1941, p. 1 , accessed January 9, 2014 . 
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Ingo Loose: List of names of the Jews deported from Berlin to the Litzmannstadt ghetto. In: Berlin Jews in the Litzmannstadt Ghetto 1941–1944. A memorial book. Topography of Terror Foundation , Berlin 2009, pp. 178–301.
6. ↑ Abramovicz, Golde. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
7. ↑ Abramovicz, Hirsch Isaak Hermann. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
8. ↑ Ackermann, Liselotte. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
9. ↑ Alexander Adam. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 28, 2014 . 
10. ↑ Bendit, Aron. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
11. ↑ Bendit, Leo. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
12. ↑ Bendit, Luise. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
13. ^ Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Resistance in Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. German Resistance Memorial Center , Berlin 1998, pp. 255–261.
14. ↑ Konrad Brzezek. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 6, 2014 . 
15. ↑ Brzezek, Konrad . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1940, part 1, p. 358.
16. ↑ 32. Transport to the East. Berlin - Auschwitz. (JPG) In: Statistics of the Holocaust. March 2, 1943, p. 61 , accessed August 12, 2013 . 
17. ^ Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Resistance in Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. German Resistance Memorial Center , Berlin 1998, p. 44.
18. ^ Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Resistance in Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. German Resistance Memorial Center , Berlin 1998, p. 320.
19. ↑ Dorothea Fonden. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 7, 2014 . 
20. ↑ Entry by Elisabeth Jarosch on stolpersteine-berlin.de; accessed on September 19, 2019
21. ↑ History lesson on house walls ( Memento from February 11, 2013 in the web archive archive.today )
22. ↑ Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Willi Klüsener. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 7, 2014 . 
23. ^ Stumbling story in the daily newspaper , July 2, 2002
24. ↑ Martha Obrig on stolpersteine-berlin.de
25. ↑ Jens Dobler: From other shores. History of Berlin's lesbians and gays in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain . Gmünder, Berlin 2003, p. 218.
26. ↑ Messages of the whk January / February 2003 , on whk.de
27. ↑ The revenge of the disinherited? , on whk.de
28. ↑ MHG press release on whk.de.
29. ↑ ^{a b c} I. Transport. Berlin - Litzmannstadt. (JPG) In: Statistics of the Holocaust. October 18, 1941, p. 28 , accessed January 31, 2014 . 
30. ↑ Minner, Agnes. In: The Memorial Book of the Federal Archives for the Victims of the National Socialist Persecution of Jews in Germany (1933–1945). Federal Archives , accessed on January 31, 2014 . 
31. ^ Nawroth, Else index card Reichsvereinigung der Juden its-arolsen.org
32. ↑ Nawroth, Else. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
33. ^ Nawroth, Hans Max. Personal extract from the memorial book of the Federal Archives
34. ↑ Stolpersteine ​​The music school teacher Juliane Kühne ( Memento from April 12, 2013 in the web archive archive.today )
35. ↑ 33. Eastern Transport - Transport List 31
36. ↑ Poststrasse 12 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1940, part.
37. ^ Hans-Rainer Sandvoss : Resistance in Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg. German Resistance Memorial Center , Berlin 1998, pp. 182–183.
38. ↑ Paul Schiller. In: Stolpersteine ​​in Berlin. Coordination Office Stolpersteine ​​Berlin, accessed on January 7, 2014 . 
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