List of stumbling blocks in Berlin-Spandau

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The list of stumbling blocks in Berlin-Spandau contains the stumbling blocks in the Berlin district of Spandau in the Spandau district . It is sorted by surname and lists names, locations and, if known, information about the recipient. The columns in the table are self-explanatory. The table records a total of 37 stumbling blocks and is partially sortable; the basic sorting is done alphabetically according to the family name.

Surname	Location		Laying date	Life
Abraham Brodtmann	Havelstrasse 2		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Elfriede Dubinsky	Schönwalder Strasse 64		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Mathel Dubinsky	Schönwalder Strasse 64		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Willi Dubinsky	Schönwalder Strasse 64		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Samuel Goldberg	Schönwalder Strasse 111	location	50121023 ♠Oct 23, 2012	* April 13, 1876 in Gorzno (West Prussia); Samuel Goldberg was a member of the board of directors of the Jewish community in Spandau. Deportation to Auschwitz on February 26, 1943.
Selma Goldberg	Schönwalder Strasse 111	location	50121023 ♠Oct 23, 2012	* March 8, 1883 in Stommeln as Selma Heymann. Deportation to Auschwitz on February 26, 1943.
Theodor Gross	Havelstrasse 2		50161112 ♠Nov 12, 2016
Arthur Hannes	Schönwalder Strasse 13	location	50060926 ♠26 Sep 2006	* June 2, 1883 in Fraustadt - Leisser Aron Arthur Hannes (that's the full name) trained as a textile merchant and owned a well-known men's and boys' clothing store at Schönwalder Straße 90. Arthur and Elsa Hannes lived in from 1910 to November 25, 1940 an apartment at Schönwalder Straße 13/14. The couple had no children. Then they were forced to move into a so-called “Jewish apartment” at Moltkestrasse 43, today's Groenerstrasse 6. On January 19, 1942, they were both deported to Riga.
Elsa Hannes	Schönwalder Strasse 13	location	50060926 ♠26 Sep 2006	* August 30, 1887 as Elsa Deutschkron - From 1910 to November 25, 1940 Elsa and Arthur Hannes lived in an apartment at Schönwalder Straße 13/14. The couple had no children. Then they were forced to move into a so-called “Jewish apartment” at Moltkestrasse 43, today's Groenerstrasse 6. On January 19, 1942, they were both deported to Riga.
Paula Hirschfeld	Market 11	location	50101026 ♠Oct 26, 2010	* October 10, 1871 as Paula Victor in Posen - Paula Hirschfeld was married to the medical councilor Dr. med. Heymann (Hermann) Hirschfeld, who was born on March 26, 1860 in Spandau. Together they had a son, Theodor Hirschfeld (born November 5, 1894). Initially, the family lived on Augusta-Ufer 15 in Spandau. When Heymann Hirschfeld became seriously ill, Paula and Heymann moved in with their son in his apartment on Markt 11. Paula also stayed there when Heymann died on December 15, 1939. Paula Hirschfeld was deported from Berlin to Theresienstadt on September 14, 1942. She died on July 30, 1943. The exact cause of her death is not known, but it can be assumed that the inhumane living conditions in the camp led to her death.
Theodor Hirschfeld	Market 11	location	50101026 ♠Oct 26, 2010	* November 5, 1894 in Spandau - Theodor Hirschfeld was the son of Paula and Heymann (Hermann) Hirschfeld. The family initially lived on Augusta-Ufer 15 in Spandau. Theodor studied medicine at the Humboldt University, interrupted from military service in World War I, where he served as a medical sergeant. After the war he continued his studies and became a general practitioner. He lived and practiced in Spandau on Markt 11. After his registration as a Jew was withdrawn in 1938, he had to do forced labor as an aircraft washer at Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. When his father Heymann Hirschfeld became seriously ill, his parents moved into his apartment. Dr. Theodor Hirschfeld was deported to Raasiku (Latvia) on September 26, 1942, 12 days after his mother was deported, and murdered there immediately after his arrival.
Else Jonas	Roonstrasse 16		50170406 ♠0Apr 6, 2017
Kurt Jonas	Roonstrasse 16		50170406 ♠0Apr 6, 2017
Oskar Jonas	Roonstrasse 16		50170406 ♠0Apr 6, 2017
Georg Lewinsohn	Schönwalder Strasse 64		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Rosa Lewinsohn	Schönwalder Strasse 64		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Gerhard Lieber	Broad Street 16	location	50090610 ♠Jun 10, 2009	* May 1, 1911 in Kolmar (Posen) - Gerhard Lieber, son of Julius and Lina Lieber, and his wife Gertrud lived in his parents' house at Breite Straße 16. They were born on March 12, 1943, five days before Gerhard's parents, deported to Auschwitz and probably murdered there immediately.
Gertrud Lieber	Broad Street 16	location	50090610 ♠Jun 10, 2009	* September 10, 1907 in Berlin-Schöneberg as Gertrud Pelzmann - Gertrud Lieber lived with her husband Gerhard Lieber in their in-laws' house at Breite Straße 16. The couple was born on March 12, 1943, five days before Gerhard's parents Julius and Lina Lieber, deported to Auschwitz and probably murdered there immediately.
Julius dear	Broad Street 16	location	50090610 ♠Jun 10, 2009	* September 23, 1875 in Landeck (West Prussia) - Julius Lieber ran a flourishing textile goods store at Potsdamer Strasse 47 (today: Carl-Schurz-Strasse) until 1936. The political situation forced him to give up the business in 1936. He then tried to sell his goods on the market until everything was destroyed in 1938 and he had to do forced labor in an armaments company in Spandau. Julius and Lina Lieber were deported to Theresienstadt on March 17, 1943 and from there to Auschwitz on May 16, 1944, and were probably gassed on the same day. The Lieber family's house at 16 Breite Strasse no longer exists as Charlottenstrasse was widened after the war. The 4 stumbling blocks are therefore not in front of a house entrance, but near the traffic lights at Breite Strasse and the corner of Charlottenstrasse.
Lina dear	Broad Street 16	location	50090610 ♠Jun 10, 2009	* May 22, 1880 in Kolmar (Posen) as Lina Haase - Lina Lieber b. Haase and her husband Julius Lieber were deported to Theresienstadt on March 17, 1943 and from there to Auschwitz on May 16, 1944. She was probably gassed there on the same day.
Erich Meier	Short street 1	location	50101026 ♠Oct 26, 2010	* December 16, 1910 - Resistance fighters against the National Socialists, murdered on March 11, 1933
Chana Rehfeldt	Broad Street 16	location	50140424 ♠Apr 24, 2014	* May 15, 1902 - deported to Piaski on March 28, 1942, murdered there
Heinz Rehfeldt	Broad Street 16	location	50140424 ♠Apr 24, 2014	* 1921 - deported to Piaski on March 28, 1942, murdered there
Gerhard Salomon	Lutherstrasse 13		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Leonie Salomon	Lutherstrasse 13		50150624 ♠Jun 24, 2015
Zilka Salomon	Lutherstrasse 13		50151109 ♠0Nov 9, 2015	The Stolperstein ( photo of the old stone ) laid on June 24 , 2015 was stolen on July 1, 2015. A new stone was laid on November 9, 2015.
Walter Schön	Brunsbütteler Damm 67		50180317 ♠March 17, 2018
Jadwiga Siegmann	Carl-Schurz-Strasse 39	location	50101026 ♠Oct 26, 2010	* February 28, 1880 in Zawichost (Russia) as Jadwiga Cukier - Jadwiga and Julius Siegmann were the owners of the Adler pharmacy on Carl-Schurz-Straße. Deportation on January 14, 1943 to Theresienstadt, further deportation on October 28, 1944 to Auschwitz, murdered there on October 30, 1944
Julius Siegmann	Carl-Schurz-Strasse 39	location	50101026 ♠Oct 26, 2010	* November 25, 1873 in Berlin - Jadwiga and Julius Siegmann were the owners of the Adler pharmacy on Carl-Schurz-Straße. Deportation on January 14, 1943 to Theresienstadt, further deportation on October 28, 1944 to Auschwitz, murdered there on October 30, 1944
Gustav Simonsohn	Breite Strasse 10	location	50120719 ♠19 Jul 2012	* July 19, 1894 in Spandau - Soldier for four years in World War I, awarded the Iron Cross, 2nd class. In 1919 he opened a paint shop on Breite Strasse 10. August 1, 1922: Married Christin Elsa Tausche, son Gerhard was born in 1925. 1932 Closure of the business due to the economic situation, move to Mauerstraße 15. Work as a driver, temporarily unemployed. At the end of 1938 he and all other Jews were deprived of their driving license by the Nazis. Since then work as a worker. From 1940 forced labor. Arrested on April 1, 1941 after a dispute over an application for leave. Deported from the police prison on Alexanderplatz to the Buchenwald concentration camp, where he died on September 12, 1942. Urn burial at the Adass Jisroel Jewish cemetery in Weißensee. - Literature: Gerhard Simonsohn: Life in the shadow of growing disaster. Childhood and youth in Spandau 1925-1945. Verlag Kreis der Freunde und Förderer des Heimatmuseum Spandau, Spandau 1998
Marie Stutinski	Kurstrasse 22	location	50121023 ♠Oct 23, 2012	* November 24, 1878 in Adelnau in Posen (today: Odolanów / Poland) as Marie Bromberger - deported on January 19, 1942 to the ghetto in Riga, murdered there
Philipp Stutinski	Kurstrasse 22	location	50121023 ♠Oct 23, 2012	* January 26, 1880 in Friedrichshof / Ortelburg (East Prussia, today: Rozogi / Poland) - Deported on January 19, 1942 to the ghetto in Riga, murdered there
Erwin Weiss	Bismarckstrasse 61		50131202 ♠0Dec 2, 2013	* November 11, 1903, gardener at the Spandau district office, had to move with his family to the "Judenhaus" in Spandau, Feldstrasse 8 in 1940. The family was deported to Auschwitz on March 12, 1943, Erwin Weiss was sent to the “men's camp” there and sent on the “death march” to Buchenwald on January 26, 1945, where he died on April 5, 1945.
Herta Weiss	Bismarckstrasse 61		50131202 ♠0Dec 2, 2013	* December 28, 1906 as Herta Frey, had to move with her family to the "Judenhaus" in Spandau, Feldstrasse 8 in 1940. The family was deported to Auschwitz on March 12, 1943, where Herta Weiss was presumably murdered immediately.
Horst Weiss	Bismarckstrasse 61		50131202 ♠0Dec 2, 2013	* January 15, 1933 in Spandau, had to move in 1940 with the family to the "Judenhaus" in Spandau, Feldstrasse 8. The family was deported to Auschwitz on March 12, 1943, where Horst Weiss was presumably murdered immediately.
Fanny Zeller	Havelstrasse 20	location	50081118 ♠Nov 18, 2008	* April 4, 1891 in Boryslaw as Fanny Gottesmann - Fanny and Heinrich Zeller ran a cloth business together. When they moved from Askanierring 8 to Havelstraße 20 in 1939, they had to give up the business. On November 14, 1941, Fanny Zeller was transported on the 5th transport from Berlin to a ghetto in Minsk in Belarus. The transport arrived in Minsk on November 18, 1941, where Fanny Zeller was murdered.
Heinrich Zeller	Havelstrasse 20	location	50081118 ♠Nov 18, 2008	* January 21, 1894 in Vienna - Heinrich Zeller ran a cloth business with his wife Fanny until 1939. On March 4, 1940, he fled to France and was arrested there. On March 6, 1943, he was deported from Drancy to Majdanek / Auschwitz and murdered there. - The Zeller couple had two children, Frederic and Lilian Zeller, who both fled Germany and survived the war.