List of stumbling blocks in Mönchengladbach - Northern District

Stumbling block for Theo Hespers

The list of stumbling blocks in Mönchengladbach - North District contains all the stumbling blocks that were laid by Gunter Demnig in Mönchengladbach in the North District as part of the project of the same name . They are intended to commemorate the victims of National Socialism who lived and worked here.

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Laying stumbling blocks

address	Laying date	Person, inscription	image	annotation
Aachener Strasse 2	0April 4, 2007	Irma Hülsmann, born in 1928, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered on February 26, 1942	Stumbling block for Irma Hülsmann	Irma Hülsmannwas born on April 15, 1928 as the daughter of the couple Georg († August 12, 1933 in Mönchengladbach) and Paula Hülsmann, b. Winter (* January 26th, 1883) born in Mönchengladbach. Irma and her mother were deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10th, 1941 (controversial: this source cites December 11th, 1941) ; the date of death is given as March 26th, 1942.
		Paula Hülsmann, born in Winter, born in 1883, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered on March 26, 1942	Stumbling block for Paula Hülsmann	Paula Winterwas born on January 26th, 1883 in Mönchengladbach. She married the Catholic Georg Hülsmann († August 12, 1933 in Mönchengladbach), from the marriage a daughter - Irma (* April 15, 1928) emerged. Paula and her daughter were deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10th, 1941 (disputed: this source cites December 11th, 1941); the date of death is given as March 26th, 1942.
		Here lived Elizabeth Raphaelson Born Salomon Jg. 1878 Deported 1942 Theresienstadt dead 10.12.1942	Stumbling block for Elisabeth Raphaelson	Elisabeth Alzbeta Salomon was born on May 27, 1878 as the daughter of the couple Maurits (Mouritz) Simon (* May 19, 1838 in Utrecht ) and Ida Salomons (* 1853 in Altena , † November 18, 1915 in Amsterdam ) in Amsterdam. She married Louis Raphaelson on October 27, 1897 (* October 31, 1867 in Herford , † January 23, 1914 in Berlin ), the marriage had six children: Sara Frieda (* 1899, † May 8, 1942 murdered in Chelmno ), Anna (* 1901, survived - was able to flee to Northern Ireland ), Karl Heinrich (* 1903, deported from Cologne to Łódź in 1941 and (probably) murdered on June 29, 1942 Chelmno), Ernst Moritz (* 1904, emigrated to Eindhoven in 1928 - survived), Paul Alexander (* 1906, after his deportation, among others, Kapo in the Wulkow and Schnarchenreuth concentration camps , arrested in 1946, sentenced to death in Prague , executed on April 30 , 1947 ) and Martha (* 1913, escaped to Ireland in 1939 , continued to the USA in 1962 , † 1986). Elisabeth was (with her son Paul Alexander) in July 1942 from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. In 798 she was deported to Theresienstadt , where she was murdered on October 13, 1942 (disputed: another source cites October 12, 1942).
		Heinz Simon, born in 1926, lived here . Deported in 1941, dead in Riga	Stumbling block for Heinz Simon	Heinz Simonwas born on 10.10.1926 as the son of the couple Erich Walter Simon (* 22.04.1894) and Melitta Simon, b. Steinhardt (* 09.09.1889) born in Rheydt . He attended the Jewish elementary school, a classmate was u. a. Werner Rübsteck from Willich , Ruth Zander from Wickrathberg ( source ). Heinz and his parents were deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10, 1941, where he and his mother perished.
		Melitta Simon nee Steinhardt, born in 1889, lived here . Deported in 1941, dead in Riga	Stumbling block for Melitta Simon	Melitta Steinhardtwas born on 09.09.1889 as the daughter of Adolf and Dora Steinhardt, b. Lesser was born in Chemnitz , the profession stated was housewife. She married Erich Walter Simon (* April 22nd, 1894) , the marriage resulted in a son - Heinz (* October 10th, 1926) . On December 10, 1941, the Simon family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where they and their son perished.
		Walter Simon, born in 1894, lived here . Deported in 1941, dead in Riga	Stumbling block for Walter Simon	Erich Walter Simonwas born on April 22nd, 1894 to Moses Simon (1859–1942) and Minna Simon, geb. Bergmann was born in Barmen - Elberfeld , the profession was specified as a businessman. He married Melitta Steinhardt (* 09.09.1889) , from the marriage the son Heinz (* 10.10.1926) emerged. On December 10, 1941 the Simon family was deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf. Heinz was brought to Stutthof on October 1st, 1944 , where the trail is lost.
Adenauerplatz 13	November 12, 2011	Elise Kaufmann, born in 1877, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica ? ? ?	Stumbling block for Elise Kaufmann	Elise Kaufmannwas born on October 16, 1877 as the daughter of Friedrich Wilhelm Daniel Kaufmann and Juditha Kaufmann, b. Oppenheimer was born in Cologne-Ehrenfeld . Elise (another source gives "Else" as a first name) remained unmarried - like her brother Richard (* April 1st, 1880) . Elise and her brother were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942; Elise's death date is given as August 12th, 1943.
		Richard Kaufmann, born in 1880, lived here . Arrested 1938 Spatzenberg prison. Deported 1942 Izbica ? ? ?	Stumbling block for Richard Kaufmann	Richard Kaufmannwas born on April 1st, 1880 as the son of Friedrich Wilhelm Daniel Kaufmann and Juditha Kaufmann, geb. Oppenheimer born in Cologne. Richard remained - like his sister Elise (* October 16, 1877) - unmarried. As head of the synagogue community, he was arrested after the November pogrom in 1938 and transferred to Spatzenberg prison, where he remained in protective custody from November 10-23, 1938. Richard and his sister were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942, where he perished.
		This is where Adele Meyer, born Zanders, born in 1885, lived . Deported in 1941, Łodz, murdered on April 7, 1942	Stumbling block for Adele Meyer	Adele Zanderswas born on November 6th, 1885 as the daughter of Emanuel Zanders and Aurelia Zanders, b. Frenkenberg born in Bracht . She was widowed and lived with her sister-in-law ( Nelly Hirsch (* May 15, 1905) ) and her daughter from her first marriage ( Ellen Zanders (* October 25, 1934 ) ) in the house at Adenauerplatz 13. Adele was born in Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941 deported to the Łódź ghetto and later declared dead; the date of death was given as April 7th, 1942.
		Nelly Hirsch Verw. Zanders née Rosewitz, born in 1905, lived here. Deported 1941 Łodz ? ? ?	Stumbling block for Nelly Hirsch	Nelly Hirsch, b. Rosewitz, widowed Zanderswas born on May 15th, 1905 in Inowrazlaw . She lived with her sister-in-law ( Adele Meyer (* November 6th, 1885) ) and her daughter from her first marriage ( Ellen Zanders (* October 25th, 1934 ) ) in the house at Adenauerplatz 13. Nelly was moved from Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto on October 27th, 1941 Deported, on May 7th, 1942 she went on to Chelmno, where she was murdered on May 8th, 1942.
		Ellen Zanders, born in 1934, lived here . Deported in 1941, Lodz. Murdered on February 28, 1942	Stumbling block for Ellen Zanders	Ellen Ella Elka Zanderswas born on October 25, 1934 as the daughter of Alfred Zanders (* October 14, 1887, † October 11, 1937) and Nelly Hirsch, b. Rosewitz, widowed Zanders (* May 15th, 1905) born in Mönchengladbach. She lived with her mother ( Nelly Hirsch (* May 15, 1905) ) and her sister-in-law ( Adele Meyer (* November 6, 1885) ) in the house at Adenauerplatz 13. Ellen was deported from Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto on October 27, 1941 In 1942 she went to Chelmno, where she was murdered.
Albertusstrasse 54	November 13, 2007	This is where Regina Rebekka Bamberger, born Levy, born in 1877, lived . Deported in 1942, Theresienstadt Izbica, murdered	Stumbling block for Regina Rebekka Bamberger	Regina Rebekka Levywas born on January 11th, 1877 as the daughter of Carl Salomon Levy and Lisette (Elisabeth) Levy, geb. Zanders born in Breyell . She had a brother: Abraham Levy (* 25.10.1871) , Regina was brought to the Theresienstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1942, deported to Izbica and murdered there (controversial: this source gives Theresienstadt as the place of death).
		Siegfried Bamberger, born in 1884, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Siegfried Bamberger	Siegfried Bambergerwas born on June 7th, 1884 as the son of Leopold Bamberger and Jutta Bamberger, geb. Jacob born in Neidenstein , the job is indicated as unskilled worker. He married Rebekka (called "Regina") Levy (* 11.01.1877) . After the November pogrom in 1938, Siegfried was taken to the Krefeld police prison. Despite his wife's submission on November 12, 1938 - emigration to North America - Siegfried was brought to the Dachau concentration camp on November 16, 1938, where he remained until December 1, 1938. On April 21, 1942 Siegfried was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where he is missing.
		Sally Rose, born in 1911, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Sally Rose	Sally Rosewas born on March 11, 1911 as the son of the couple Hermann Rose (* 1874) and Caroline Rose, b. Gottschalk (* March 31, 1877) was born in Mönchengladbach, he had a sister: Helene . Sally was deported from Berlin to Auschwitz on March 1st, 1943, where he was murdered.
		Caroline Rose née Gottschalk, born in 1877, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Caroline Rose	Caroline Gottschalkwas the daughter of Lewy Gottschalk (1844–1930) and Helena Gottschalk, born on March 31, 1877. Wolff (1844–1930) born in Glesch . she marriedHermann Rose (1874–1933), the marriage had two children: Sally (* March 11, 1911) andHelene - called "Leni" - (emigrated to the Netherlands on January 31, 1939, after the German occupation she fell into the clutches of the Gestapo, declared dead in 1945). Caroline was deported to the Izbica ghetto via Düsseldorf on April 21, 1942 and declared dead in 1942.
		Amalie Tykoschinski, born in 1888, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Amalie Tykoschinski	Amalie Kahnwas born on April 11th, 1888 in Brotdorf . She married Harry Tykoschinski (* April 17th, 1927) , the marriage resulted in a daughter ( Anneliese (* February 26th, 1924) ). On April 21, 1942, the entire family was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where their trace is lost.
		Harry Tykoschinski, born in 1927, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Harry Tykoschinski	Harry Tykoschinskiwas born on April 17th, 1927 in Mönchengladbach. He married Amalie Tykoschinski, b. Kahn (* April 11th, 1888) , the marriage resulted in a daughter ( Anneliese (* February 26th, 1924) ). On April 21, 1942, the entire family was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where their trace is lost.
		Anneliese Tykoschinski, born in 1924, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Anneliese Tykoschinski	Anneliese Tykoschinskiwas born on February 26th, 1924 as daughter Harry Tykoschinski (* April 17th, 1927 ) and Amalie Tykoschinski, b. Kahn (* April 11th, 1888) from Mönchengladbach. On April 21, 1942, the entire family was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where their trace is lost.
Old Market 21	December 18, 2008	Karl Heinz Moerders, born in 1936, lived here . Admitted in 1943 to 'Heilanstalt' Tworki. Murdered in 1943 in 'Heilanstalt' Kulparkow	Stumbling block for Karl Heinz Moerders	Karl Heinz Moerderswas born on July 25th, 1936 as the son of Wilhelm Moerders and Maria Moerders, b. Schnödewind was born in Mönchengladbach. Because of his handicap, he did not grow up with his parents, but first in the Vinzenzhaus sanatorium in Oberhausen. On March 18, 1942 he was moved from there to the Josefshaus in Hardt. Since the Josefshaus was (allegedly) overcrowded, a total of 310 patients were transferred to five different facilities from September 1942 by order of the authorities. Karl Heinz was brought to Tworki on May 17th, 1943 and transferred to the State Institute for the Mentally Ill in Kulparkow near Lemberg on August 18th, 1943 . There his track is lost.
At the small 1	0September 4, 2009	This is where Theo Hespers, born in 1903, lived in the resistance Flucht 1933 Holland Arrested in 1942 in Antwerp Executed in 1943 in Berlin-Plötzensee	Stumbling block for Theo Hespers	Theodor Franz Maria Hesperswas born on December 12th, 1903 as the second of six children of Franz and Berta Hespers in Mönchengladbach. On May 3, 1930, he married Katharina (Käthe) Kelz, and a year later their son Dietrich-Franz (Dieter) was born. Politically he was assigned to the Christian-social youth, but in the years 1931-1933 he was also active in the red trade union organization. He worked closely with the KPD , but was never a member of the party, on March 5, 1933 he stood as a candidate for the unified list of workers and peasants in the Reichstag election . Since he - as an opponent of the National Socialists - was threatened with arrest, the family emigrated to the Netherlands in April 1933, where he continued his political work. Under pressure from the German Foreign Office, the family had to leave their place of residence in the border area with the German border and move to Helmond in North Brabant ; his writings were distributed through couriers. In 1938 he and Hans Ebeling founded an aid committee to support refugees from the Bündische Jugend . After the German troops marched in , the family fled to Antwerp , where Theo was arrested by the Gestapo on February 10, 1942. On July 22, 1943, Theo Hespers was sentenced to death for high treason , the sentence was carried out on September 9, 1943 in Berlin-Plötzensee .
Antonstrasse 18	0November 3, 2007	Max Kirchheimer, born in 1878, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1942 in Riga	Stumbling block for Max Kirchheimer	Max Kirchheimerwas born on April 19, 1878 as the son of Aron Kirchheimer (1831–1904) and Henriette Kirchheimer, b. Bachmann (1845–1926) born in Nieheim , the profession is specified as a businessman. He had 14 siblings, one sister ( Rosa (* 19.11.1881) ) also lived in the house at Antonstrasse 18. After the pogrom of November 1938, Max was interned in the Buchenwald concentration camp from November 12-21, 1938; on December 10, 1941, Max and Rosa from Düsseldorf to the Riga Ghetto. There they were killed on March 26th, 1942 in Operation Dünamünde .
		Rosa Kirchheimer, born in 1881, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1942 in Riga	Stumbling block for Rosa Kirchheimer	Rosa Kirchheimerwas born on November 19, 1881 as the daughter of Aron Kirchheimer (1831–1904) and Henriette Kirchheimer, b. Bachmann (1845–1926) born in Nieheim . She had 14 siblings, one brother ( Max (* April 19, 1878) ) also lived in the house at Antonstrasse 18. On December 10, 1941, Max and Rosa were taken from Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto. There they were killed on March 26th, 1942 in Operation Dünamünde.
Beethovenstrasse 6	January 25, 2008	Salomon Besthoff, born in 1876, lived here . Deported 1941 Lodz Murdered	Stumbling block for Salomon Besthoff	Salomon "Sally" Besthof (f)was born on October 12th, 1876 in Weinsheim . Around 1930 he was the sole owner of the cotton wholesaler Freund & Herzberger (the activity had to be stopped at the end of 1938). He married Alma Beyth (* August 7th, 1895) , both were deported from Düsseldorf to Łódź on October 27th, 1941 and murdered there.
		Alma Besthoff, née Beyth, born 1895, lived here . Deported 1941 Lodz Murdered	Stumbling block for Alma Besthoff	Alma Beythwas born on August 7th, 1895 as the daughter of Fritz Beyth (1856–1921) and Minna Beyth, b. Rothenberg (1863–1928) born in Bleicherode . She married Salomon Besthoff (* October 12, 1876) , both were deported from Düsseldorf to Łódź on October 27, 1941 and murdered there.
Bismarckplatz 1	March 15, 2011	Robert Kugelmann, born in 1880 , lived here . Arrested November 1938 Spatzenberg prison deported 1941 Lodz ? ? ?	Stumbling block for Robert Kugelmann	Robert Kugelmann was born on June 6th, 1880 as the son of Meir and Jeanette Kugelmann in Fritzlar . By profession he was a merchant in the wholesale of woven goods at Kugelmann & Hilmer. After the November pogrom in 1938 he was arrested and transferred to the Spatzenberg prison, from which he was released on November 23 , 1938 . Robert Kugelmann was posted on 27/10/1941 from Dusseldorf with the transport 13 through Łódź to Chelmno deported and murdered on 05/07/1942.
Bismarckstrasse 78	December 18, 2008	Josef Winter, born in 1886, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Josef Winter	Josef Winterwas born on August 3rd, 1886 as the son of the couple Hermann Winter (* 1858, † victim of the Shoah in July 1942 in Theresienstadt) and Johanna Winter, b. Levi (1852–1919) was born in Glehn , the profession is specified as a businessman. He married Adele Herz (* December 17th, 1885) , the marriage remained childless. Josef and Adele were deported from Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941 with Transport 13 to Ghetto Łódź. Date and place of death are disputed: This source gives Łódź as the place of death (without date), this source shows another deportation on May 7th, 1942 to Chelmno, the date of death is given here as May 8th, 1942.
		This is where Adele Winter, née Herz, born in 1885, lived . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Adele Winter	Adele heartwas born on December 17th, 1885 as the daughter of the couple Levy Herz and Rosalie Herz, b. Rubens was born in Gelsenkirchen . She married Josef Winter (* August 3rd, 1886) , the marriage remained childless. Josef and Adele were deported from Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941 with Transport 13 to Ghetto Łódź. Date and place of death are disputed: This source gives Łódź as the place of death (without date), this source shows another deportation on May 7th, 1942 to Chelmno, the date of death is given here as May 8th, 1942.
		Hugo Herzberger, born in 1877, lived here, deported in 1941, Łodz, murdered on August 23, 1942	Stumbling block for Hugo Herzberger	Hugo Herzbergerwas born on June 29, 1877 as the son of the couple Salomon Herzberger and Caroline Herzberger, b. Cohnen was born in Kleve . A brother of Hugo - Leon (* December 31, 1875) - also lived in Mönchengladbach. Hugo got marriedFlora Sichel (* May 14th, 1899 in Büdingen, survivor of the Shoah, † 1963 in the USA), the marriage had two children: Lore (* 23.05.1923, survivor of the Shoah) and Werner (* 01.03.1925) . After the November pogrom on November 10, 1938, Hugo was taken into protective custody in Spatzenberg prison and released at an unknown time. On October 27, 1941, the entire Herzberger family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto, where Hugo died on August 23, 1942.
		Werner Herzberger, born in 1925, lived here . Deported 1941 Łodz Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Werner Herzberger	Werner Bernhard Herzbergerwas born on March 1st, 1925 as the son of Hugo Herzberger (* June 29th, 1877) and Flora Herzberger, geb. Sichel (* May 14th, 1899) born in Mönchengladbach. He had a sister: Lore (* May 23, 1923) . On October 27, 1941, the entire Herzberger family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto, where Werner went to Auschwitz on August 18, 1944. He was murdered the same day.
		Ida Zuckermann, née Kohlmann, born in 1883, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Ida Zuckermann	Ida Werner (disputed: This source names "Kohlmann" as a birth name)was born on December 15, 1883 as the daughter of Sigmund Kohlmann (1856–1912) and Sabine Kohlmann, b. Hirsch (1863–1928) was born in Bingen . She was withPaul Zuckermann († 1934) married, the marriage had three children, known are: Hannelore (* 1921, moved to England in August 1939) and Theo (* December 1, 1914) . Ida and Theo were deported on October 27, 1942 via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto, where both were murdered (controversial: This source , among other things, indicates another deportation to Chelmno on May 7, 1942, the date of death there is shown as May 8, 1942).
		Theo Zuckermann, born in 1914, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Theo Zuckermann	Theodor "Theo" Zuckermannwas born on December 1st, 1914 as the son of Paul Zuckermann († 1934) and Ida Zuckermann, b. Werner (* December 15, 1883) was born in Odenkirchen , he had two siblings, one sister is known ( Hannelore (* 1921) ). Ida and Theo were deported on October 27, 1942 via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto, where both were murdered (controversial: This source , among other things, shows another deportation on May 7, 1942 without a location, the date of death is shown as December 28, 1942, the place of death given there is the forced labor camp in Poznan).
Blücherstrasse 12	March 25, 2011	Julius Hermanns, born in 1891 , lived here . Arrested 1938 Dachau Escape 1939 Cuba Entry refused Deported 1942 Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Julius Hermanns	Julius Hermannswas born on March 6, 1891 as the son of the married couple Michel Hermanns (1858–1932) and Rosalie Hermanns, b. Davids (1865–1939) born in Neersen . With his brother Siegfried (1898–1937) he founded the manufacture goods store Gebr. Hermanns in 1927. He married Margarete (Grete) Goldbaum (* March 26th, 1899) , the marriage resulted in one child (Hilde(* 08/28/1923, † 1944 in Stutthof)) and had a younger sister: Sofia (04/17/1896) . From September 24th, 1938 to October 4th, 1938 was in " protective custody " in Dachau , the family then decided to emigrate to Cuba . For lack of money only Julius was able to board the ship to Havana on May 13, 1939, but was refused entry on May 27, 1939. The MS St. Louis was therefore forced to return to Europe , the family met in France . After internment as a hostile foreigner, he was interned by the French in St. Cyprien . He finally got to Drancy on August 11, 1942 via several other internment camps, and on August 14 , 1942 he was deported to Auschwitz, where he was murdered.
		Sofia Hermanns, born in 1896, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga ? ? ?	Stumbling block for Sofia Hermanns	Sofia Hermannswas born on April 17, 1896 as the daughter of the married couple Michel Hermanns (1858–1932) and Rosalie Hermanns, b. Davids (1865–1939) born in Neersen. She was unmarried and had a brother ( Julius (* March 6th, 1891) ). On December 11, 1941, she was deported to the Riga ghetto together with her sister-in-law Margarete (* March 26, 1899) and her daughter Hilde (* August 28, 1923, † 1944 in Stutthof) , the date of her death is unknown.
		Margarete Hermann's née Goldbaum, born in 1899, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga, dead January 17th, 1945 Stutthof	Stumbling block for Margarete Hermanns	Margarete Goldbaumwas born on March 26th, 1899 as the daughter of the married couple Meier Goldbaum and Paulina Goldbaum, b. Vogelsang was born in Gelsenkirchen, the profession was specified as a seamstress. She married Julius Hermanns (* March 6th, 1891) , the marriage resulted in a child ( Hilde (* August 28th, 1923, † 1944 in Stutthof) ). Margarete, her daughter Hilde and her sister-in-law Sofia (April 17, 1896) were deported to the Riga ghetto on December 11, 1941. Mother and daughter were transferred to Stutthof on October 1st, 1944, where Margarete Hermanns was murdered on January 17th, 1945.
Blumenberger Strasse 60	January 25, 2008	Harry Spangenthal, born in 1891 , lived here . Arrested in 1938 Dachau concentration camp. Deported in 1942. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Harry Spangenthal	Harry Spangenthalwas born on February 10th, 1891 as the son of Ruben (Rudolf) Spangenthal (1858–1930) and Röschen (Rosa) Spangenthal, b. Spangenthal (1863–1929) was born in Spangenberg , he had four siblings. After the pogrom in 1938 he was arrested and taken to Spatzenberg prison. From November 17, 1938 to January 17, 1939 he was imprisoned in the Dachau concentration camp (prisoner number 29540); on December 11, 1941, he went via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where he perished.
Eickener Strasse 50	November 13, 2007	Albert Liffmann, born in 1880, lived here . Flucht 1936 Holland interned Westerbork. Deported dead in 1943 in Sobibor	Stumbling block for Albert Liffmann	Albert Liffmannwas born on January 27, 1880 as the son of Leopold Liffmann (1847–1904) and his wife Luise Liffmann, geb. Voss (1844–1885) was born in Odenkirchen. Albert married Emma Hein (1878–1931) in 1906, and the marriage had four children. In March 1931 Albert emigrated to the Netherlands, where he was interned in Westerbork on June 20, 1943 after the Nazis invaded. Here he married Else Schottländer (* 1891) on July 19, 1943. On July 20th, 1943 Albert and Else were deported to the Sobibor extermination camp, where they were murdered on July 23rd, 1943.
Gasthausstrasse 8	December 18, 2008	Gertrude Leven, née Alexander, born in 1907, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Gertrude Leven	Gertrude Alexanderwas born on May 20th, 1907 as the daughter of Isidor Alexander and Karoline Alexander, b. Levy was born in Sankt Wendel . She married Otto Leven (* 1904), a son - Manfred (1930–2000) - was born. After separating from her husband, Gertrude and her son moved into the neighborhood of her brother Alfred Alexander (* 12.09.1905) . Gertrude was deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 11, 1941 and was later declared dead.
		Simon Bacharach, born in 1872, lived here . Deported in 1942 Theresienstadt. Murdered in Treblinka in 1942	Stumbling block for Simon Bacharach	Simon Bacharachwas born on 08/28/1872 as the son of Abraham Bacharach and Hannchen Bacharach, b. Appel born in Mansbach . He married Lina Bacharach, b. Winter (* 02/01/1879) , the profession is specified as a businessman. The marriage resulted in two sons: Albert (* 30.09.1906) and Walther (05.01.1909) . On July 25, 1942, Simon and Lina were taken from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto on Transport VII / 2, train Da 71, and on September 26, 1942, Simon was deported on Transport Br to Treblinka, where he was murdered on the same day.
		Lina Bacharach, née Spier, born in 1879, lived here . Deported in 1942, dead in Theresienstadt	Stumbling block for Lina Bacharach	Lina Spierwas born on February 1st, 1879 in Mansbach. She married Simon Bacharach (* August 28, 1872) , and the marriage resulted in two sons: Albert (* September 30, 1906) and Walther ( January 5, 1909 ) . On July 25, 1942, Simon and Lina were transported from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto on Transport VII / 2, train Da 71, Lina was deported on September 26, 1942 by Transport Br to Treblinka, where she was murdered on the same day (disputed: This source speaks of Theresienstadt as the place of death, a date is not given there).
		Albert Bacharach, born in 1906, lived here . Deported Izbica. Murdered in 1942	Stumbling block for Albert Bacharach	Albert Bacharachwas born on September 30th, 1906 as the son of the married couple Simon Bacharach (* August 28th, 1872) and Lina Bacharach, b. Winter (* February 1st, 1879) born in Mansbach. A commercial clerk is given as his occupation, Albert was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942 and murdered there.
		Walther Bacharach, born in 1909, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered in the Stutthof concentration camp	Stumbling block for Walther Bacharach	Walther Bacharachwas born on January 5th, 1909 as the son of the married couple Simon Bacharach (* August 28th, 1872) and Lina Bacharach, b. Winter (* February 1st, 1879) born in Mansbach. The occupation is listed as a peddler, Walther was taken to the Riga Ghetto on December 10, 1941 and then deported to Stutthof and murdered there.
		Sibille Winter, née Menken, born in 1864, lived here . Deported in 1942, dead in Theresienstadt	Stumbling block for Sibille Winter	Sibille Menkenwas born on May 3rd, 1864 as the daughter of Moses Menken (1823–1888) and Taubchen (Jula) Menken, née. Marx (* 1826) born in Bardenberg , she marriedJosef Winter (1862–1942 - a brother of Albert Winter (1864–1941) ). Sibille was transported from Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, no. 962 brought to Theresienstadt, on September 26, 1942 with the Transport Transport Br, no. 700 deported to Treblinka, where she was murdered (disputed: this source gives Theresienstadt as the place of death, a date is not given in the source).
		Bertha Winter, née Fauerbach, born in 1870, lived here . Deported in 1942, dead in Theresienstadt	Stumbling block for Bertha Winter	Bertha Fauerbachwas born on August 6th, 1870 as the daughter of Isaak Emanuel Fauerbach and Emilie Fauerbach, b. Wertheim born in Kerpen , she marriedAlbert Winter (1864–1941 - a brother of Josef Winter (1862–1942) ). Bertha was brought to the Theresienstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on July 25, 1942, and on to Treblinka on September 26, 1942, where she was declared dead (controversial: this source names the Minsk ghetto as the place of death, a date is not given in the source).
Gasthausstrasse 12	November 13, 2007	Henriette Alexander née Leven, born in 1902, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered	Stumbling block for Henriette Alexander	Henriette Levenwas born on 12.12.1902 as the daughter of Max Leven (1875–1932) and Adele Leven, b. Heumann (1869–1952) was born in Odenkirchen, the profession is given as a seamstress. She married on September 5th, 1931Alfred Alexander (* 12.09.1905, emigrated to England on 25.07.1939, his sister Gertrude (* 20.05.1907) lived at Gasthausstrasse 8 ), the couple had two children: Gert (* 23.10.1932) and Ingeborg (* 25.02.1907) 1936 - survived). On December 11, 1941, Henriette and Gert were brought to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf, and on November 2, 1943 they were deported to Auschwitz, where both were murdered on November 5, 1943.
		Gert Alexander born in 1932 lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered	Stumbling block for Gert Alexander	Gert Alexanderwas born on October 23, 1932 as the son of Alfred Alexander (* September 12, 1905) and Henriette Alexander, b. Leven (* 12.12.1902) was born in Mönchengladbach. On December 11th, 1941, Gert and his mother were brought to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf, and on November 2nd, 1943 they were deported to Auschwitz, where both were murdered on November 5th, 1943.
Gasthausstrasse 18	December 18, 2008	Paul Becker, born in 1887 , lived here . Arrested 1940 1941 Dachau Admitted 1942 'HEILANSTALT' Hartheim / Linz Murdered June 23, 1942	Stumbling block for Paul Becker	Paul Beckerwas born on March 13th, 1887 in Braunschweig . As a job - until his invalidity - is indicated as a laborer, he was a member of the KPD. On April 5th, 1940, a complaint was filed for statements hostile to the regime in the Schäfer restaurant in Mönchengladbach, whereupon he was arrested on April 20th, 1940. On September 2nd, 1940 he was sentenced to one year and six months in prison by the Düsseldorf Special Court for malice . After his release on September 13, 1941, a protective custody order was issued against him on December 8, 1941, and on January 23, 1942 he was taken to the Dachau concentration camp (prisoner number 29092). As part of the 14f13 campaign , he was transferred from Dachau to Hartheim Castle near Linz on the Danube and gassed on June 23, 1942.
Gasthausstrasse 49	16th September 2013	Josef Rolef, born in 1887, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Josef Rolef	Josef Rolefwas born on March 26th, 1887 as the son of Abraham Rolef (1855-1933) and Jeanetta (Johannette) Rolef, b. Josephs (1848-1940) born in Hochneukirch , factory worker is specified as a profession. On July 25th, 1920 he married Regina Loeser (* March 11th, 1885) , the marriage had two children: Meta (* July 28th, 1921 ) and Ludwig (* July 20th, 1924 ) . On December 11, 1941, the entire family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where they were all murdered.
		This is where Regina Rolef, née Loeser, born in 1885, lived . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Regina Rolef	Regina Loeserwas born on March 11th, 1885 as the daughter of Lazarus Loeser and Ella (Elise) Loeser, b. Lehmann (1853-1936) was born in Süchteln , the profession is listed as housewife. On July 25th, 1920 she married Josef Rolef (* March 26th, 1887) , the marriage had two children: Meta (* July 28th, 1921 ) and Ludwig (* July 20th, 1924 ) . On December 11, 1941, the entire family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where they were all murdered.
		Meta Rolef, born in 1921, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Meta Rolef	Meta Rolefwas born on July 28th, 1921 as the daughter of Josef Rolef (* March 26th, 1887) and Regina Rolef, b. Loeser (* March 11th, 1885) was born in Mönchengladbach, the profession is specified as a seamstress. On December 11, 1941, the entire family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where they were all murdered.
		Ludwig Rolef, born in 1924, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga	Stumbling block for Ludwig Rolef	Ludwig Rolefwas born on July 20th, 1924 as the son of Josef Rolef (* March 26th, 1887) and Regina Rolef, b. Loeser (* March 11th, 1885) was born in Mönchengladbach, the job is called worker. On December 11, 1941, the entire family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where they were all murdered.
Hagelkreuzstrasse 3a	December 22, 2016	Julie Ullmann nee Meier, born in 1888, lived here . Deported in 1941 Łodz. Murdered December 31, 1942 Majdanek	Stumbling block for Julie Ullmann	Julie Meierwas born on February 13th, 1888 as the daughter of Salomon Meier (1849-1924) and Sabina Meier, b. Spier (1859-1931) was born in Mönchengladbach, she was widowed. Julie was brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on May 6, 1942, where she was murdered on May 7, 1942 (controversial: this source names Łódź as the place of death, the date of death is given as December 31, 1942) .
		Berta Wolff, née Isaak, born in 1893, lived here, deported in 1942, Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Berta Wolff	Berta Isaacwas born on May 30th, 1893 as the daughter of Isaak Isaak and Henriette Isaak, b. Rosen was born in Mönchengladbach, the profession is listed as housewife. She was married to Julius Wolff (* December 6th, 1882) , and the marriage resulted in a daughter: Henriette (* April 1st, 1921) . On April 22nd, 1942 the entire Wolff family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they all perished.
		Denny Wolff, born in 1939, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Denny Wolff	Denny Wolffwas born on October 5th, 1939 as the illegitimate son of Werner Rongen and Henriette Wolff (* April 1st, 1921) in Mönchengladbach. On April 22nd, 1942 the entire Wolff family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they all perished.
		Henriette Wolff, born in 1921, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Henriette Wolff	Henriette Wolffwas born on April 1st, 1921 as the daughter of Julius Wolff (* December 6th, 1882) and Berta Wolff, b. Isaak (* 30.05.1893) was born in Mönchengladbach, the profession is specified as a seamstress. On April 22nd, 1942 the entire Wolff family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they all perished.
		Julius Wolff, born in 1892, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Julius Wolff	Julius Wolffwas born on December 6th, 1892 in Schwanenberg , the profession is given as a tailor. He married Berta Isaak (* May 30th, 1893) , the marriage resulted in a daughter: Henriette (* April 1st, 1921) . On April 22nd, 1942 the entire Wolff family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they all perished.
Hermannstrasse 3	March 10, 2016	Paula Vollmer née Marxsohn, born in 1880, lived here . Escape 1938 USA	Stumbling block for Paula Vollmer	Paula Marxsohnwas born on July 13th, 1889 in Griesheim; She married Richard Vollmer (* October 16, 1873) there on October 2nd, 1910 . The marriage resulted in two sons: Friedrich Siegfried (* May 27, 1913) and Georg (* February 26, 1921) . After Richard's death, she sold the house and inventory on August 2nd, 1938 and emigrated to the USA with Georg on October 8th, 1938.
		Georg Vollmer, born in 1921, lived here . Escape 1938 USA	Stumbling block for Georg Vollmer	Georg Vollmerwas born on February 26th, 1921 in Mönchengladbach as the son of Richard Vollmer (* October 16th, 1873) and Paula Vollmer, b. Marxsohn (* July 13th, 1889) born. After the death of his father, Georg emigrated to the USA with his mother on October 8, 1938.
		Richard Vollmer, born in 1873, lived here, humiliated / disenfranchised, dead August 12, 1937	Stumbling block for Richard Vollmer	Richard Vollmerwas born on October 16, 1873 in Germersheim . He married Paula Marxsohn (* 13.07.1889) in Griesheim on October 2nd, 1910 , and the marriage resulted in two sons:Friedrich Siegfried (* May 27, 1913, moved to England in 1933, emigrated to the USA in 1934) and Georg (* February 26, 1921) . Together with Leon Herzberger he founded the company Vollmer & Herzberger (a woven goods wholesaler). On June 1st, 1933 Richard had to leave the company - due to persecution - he died humiliated and disenfranchised on August 12th, 1937.
Hindenburgstrasse 218	March 10, 2016	Hermann Krako, born in 1880, lived here . Arrested Dec. 1941 Regional court prison . Deported in 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Hermann Krako	Hermann Krakowas born on January 19th, 1880 as the son of Levi Krako (also: Kracko or Kraco) (1834-1899) and Susanna Krako, b. Steinhardt was born in Mönchengladbach. The occupation is specified as a merchant, he ran the company Mayer's Lack- und Farbenhaus Hermann Krako in the house at Hindenburgstrasse 218. He married the widow Helene Meyer, b. Coopmann (* November 4th, 1883) . After attempts by the Krako family to leave the country failed, Hermann and Helene were arrested for foreign exchange offenses in January 1942 and taken to the remand prison of the Mönchengladbach regional court, where Helene committed suicide. Hermann was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22, 1942; he was declared dead on May 8, 1945.
		Helene Krako née Coopmann, born 1883 , lived here . Arrested Dec. 1941 Escape to death January 29, 1942 District Court prison	Stumbling block for Helene Krako	Helene Meyer, b. Coopmannwas born on November 4th, 1883 as the daughter of Carl Coopmann and Eva Coopmann, b. Merchant born in Viersen . Her first husband - Moritz Mayer (1886-1915) - died as a soldier in the First World War. She married Hermann Krako (* January 19th, 1880) . After attempts by the Krako family to leave the country failed, Hermann and Helene were arrested for foreign currency offenses in January 1942 and taken to the remand prison of the Mönchengladbach Regional Court, where Helene committed suicide on January 29, 1942.
Hohenzollernstrasse 156	January 25, 2008	Klara Cohnen, born Levy, born 1882, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Klara Cohnen	Klara Levywas born on October 3rd, 1882 as the daughter of Simon Levy and Sara Levy, b. Falkenstein born in Neersen. She married Hugo Cohnen (* 21.09.1877) , the marriage remained childless. On October 27, 1942, the Cohnen couple were brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf. On May 7th, 1942 both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp, where they were murdered the next day.
		Hugo Cohnen, born in 1877, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Hugo Cohnen	Hugo Cohnenwas born on 09/21/1877 to Salomon Cohnen) (1830-1902) and Helena Cohnen, b. Gumperz (1840-1929) born in Jüchen, the profession is given as a grain trader. He married Klara Levy (* 03.10.1882) , the marriage remained childless. On October 27, 1942, the Cohnen couple were brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf. On May 7th, 1942, both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp, where they were murdered the next day (disputed: this source , among others, gives Łódź as the place of death, a date of death cannot be found in the source)
		Rosa Harf, née Freundlich, born in 1884, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Rosa Harf	Rosa friendlywas born on May 3rd, 1884 as the daughter of Moses and Ernestine Freundlich in Neustettin , the profession stated is housewife. She married Moritz Harf (* November 7th, 1875) , on October 27th, 1942 the Harf couple were brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf. On May 7th, 1942 both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp, where they were murdered the next day (disputed: this source states Łódź as the place of death, the source does not reveal a date of death).
		Moritz Harf, born in 1875, lived here . Deported in 1941 Łodz. Murdered in 1942 in Riga	Stumbling block for Moritz Harf	Moritz Harfwas born on November 7th, 1875 as the son of Hermann Harf (1837-1915) and Rosetta Harf, b. Dahl (1838-1896) was born in Keyenberg , the profession is specified as a textile trader. He married Rosa Freundlich (* May 3rd, 1884) , on May 7th, 1942 both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp, where they were murdered the next day (controversial: this source gives Łódź as the place of death, a date of death cannot be found in the source) .
Humboldtstrasse 27	0September 4, 2009	August Meyer, born in 1878, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in 1944 in Stutthof	Stumbling block for August Meyer	August Meyerwas born on 08.08.1878 as the son of Lewi Meyer and Elisabeth Meyer, geb. Bienes was born in Mönchengladbach, he was unmarried and had a sister: Henriette (* January 14th, 1880) He was deported with his sister on December 10th, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, August died in Stutthof on November 7th, 1944.
		Selma Robens, born in 1870, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Murdered in Treblinka	Stumbling block for Selma Robens	Selma Robenswas born on January 11th, 1870 in Eschweiler . She was deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, train Da 71 from Aachen (disputed: this source speaks of Düsseldorf, Transport VII / 2, no. 804). From there it went on 09/26/1942 with Transport Br, no. 674 to Treblinka, where she was murdered.
		Henriette Stern, née Meyer, born in 1880, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered	Stumbling block for Henriette Stern	Henriette Meyerwas born on January 14th, 1880 as the daughter of Lewi Meyer and Elisabeth Meyer, geb. Bienes was born in Mönchengladbach, she had a brother: August (* 08.08.1878) . On May 13, 1921 she married Dagobert Stern (1880–1935); the marriage remained childless. She and her brother Albert were deported to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10, 1941, Henriette died in Stutthof on July 25, 1942.
In the Duis 2	16th December 2019	Ernst Meisen lived here		Ernst Meisen
Kaiserstrasse 106	December 18, 2008	Anna Abraham née Reifenberg, born in 1884, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Anna Abraham	Anna Reifenbergwas born on October 31, 1884 in Cologne. She married Max Abraham (* August 31, 1881) , the marriage remained childless. On October 27, 1941, she and her husband were deported via Düsseldorf to Litzmannstadt, from where they were "evacuated" on May 14, 1942 and taken to the Chelmno extermination camp. Both were murdered there on May 15th, 1942.
		Max Abraham born in 1881 lived here . Deported in 1941 Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Max Abraham	Max Abrahamwas born on August 31, 1881 as the son of Nathan Abraham and Flora Abraham, b. Heidemann was born in Schlochau . As a young man he joined the Leonhard Tietz department store. Around 1901 he left Tietz to open his own department store in Rheydt - with his brother Willy - which was sold to Leonhard Tietz AG in 1927. Max married Anna Reifenberg (* October 31, 1884) , the marriage remained childless. On October 27, 1941, he and his wife were deported to Litzmannstadt via Düsseldorf, from where they were "evacuated" on May 14, 1942 and taken to the Chelmno extermination camp. Both were murdered there on May 15th, 1942.
Kaiserstrasse 133	December 18, 2008	Leon Herzberger, born in 1875 , lived here . Arrested 1938 Dachau Deported in 1941 Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Leon Herzberger	Leon Herzbergerwas born on December 31, 1875 as the son of Salomon Herzberger and Caroline Herzberger, b. Cohen born in Kleve. A brother of Leon - Hugo (* 29.06.1877) - also lived in Mönchengladbach. Leon was involved in several companies in Mönchengladbach - u. a .: Weaving goods wholesaler Vollmer & Herzberger, GREKO (a wholesale purchasing cooperative). He married Margarete Mendels (* January 10th, 1888) , the Herzberger couple had two children, Hildegard (* 1913) and Otto (* 1915). Leon was picked up - during the pogrom on November 10, 1938 - and taken to Dachau via the Spatzenberg prison. He was released from this "protective custody" on November 19, 1938. Leon and Margarete were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on May 7, 1942, where they were murdered the next day (controversial: According to this source , Leon is said to have been murdered in Auschwitz in May 1942 According to this source he is said to have died in Litzmannstadt - without a date of death, according to this source the place of death was Treblinka).
		Margarete Herzberger, née Mendels, born in 1888, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Łodz	Stumbling block for Margarete Herzberger	Margarete Mendelswas born on January 10th, 1888 in Münster . She married Leon Herzberger (* December 31, 1875) , the Herzberger couple had two children, Hildegard (* 1913) and Otto (* 1915). Leon and Margarete were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, both were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on May 7, 1942, where they were murdered the next day (disputed: According to this source , Margarete is said to have been murdered in Auschwitz in 1942 According to this source he is said to have died in Litzmannstadt - without a date of death, according to this source the place of death was Treblinka).
Knopsstrasse 31	January 25, 2008	Helene Rosenzweig, née Djaloschinsky, born in 1875, lived here . Deported in 1942 Theresienstadt. Murdered in Lublin	Stumbling block for Helene Rosenzweig	Helene Salaschinskywas born on April 14th, 1875 in Lodz. Helene married David Rosenzweig (* January 6th, 1866) , the marriage had six children: Fischel (* March 14th, 1898) , Frieda (* January 6th, 1904) , Friedemann (* January 31st, 1909 ) , Johanna (* unknown), Feige (* unknown, † March 18, 1939) and Meier Loser (* unknown). On July 25, 1942, Helene was transported from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. 825 to Theresienstadt and there on September 26th, 1942 with Transport Br, no. Deported to Treblinka in 1689, where she was murdered (controversial: this source records a transfer on October 27, 1941 via Düsseldorf to Litzmannstadt and a deportation to Chelmno on May 7, 1942; the date of death is given as May 8, 1942, this source speaks of one Deportation on July 25, 1942 via Düsseldorf to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where she was murdered).
		David Rosenzweig, born in 1866, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Murdered in Lublin	Stumbling block for David Rosenzweig	David Rosenzweigwas born on January 6th, 1866 in Zgierz . David married Helene Salaschinsky (* April 14th, 1875) , the marriage had six children: Fischel (* March 14th, 1898) , Frieda (* January 6th, 1904) , Friedemann (* January 31st, 1909 ) , Johanna (* unknown), Feige (* unknown, † March 18, 1939) and Meier Loser (* unknown). After the outbreak of World War II on September 14, 1939, David, Fischel and Friedemann were taken into protective custody in Sachsenhausen. On July 25th, 1942 David was transported from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. 824 brought to Theresienstadt and there on September 26, 1942 with Transport Br, no. Deported to Treblinka in 1688, where he was murdered (controversial: This source records a transfer on October 27, 1941 via Düsseldorf to Litzmannstadt and a deportation to Chelmno on May 7, 1942, the date of death is given as May 8, 1942, this source speaks of one Deportation on July 25, 1942 via Düsseldorf to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where he was murdered).
		Fischel Rosenzweig, born in 1898 , lived here, arrested in 1939, Sachenshausen concentration camp, murdered in 1940	Stumbling block for Fischel Rosenzweig	Fischel rose branchwas born on March 14th, 1898 as the son of David Rosenzweig (* January 6th, 1866) and Helene Rosenzweig, b. Salaschinsky (* April 14th, 1875) born in Piotrkow . He had five siblings: Frieda (* January 6th, 1904) , Friedemann (* January 31, 1909) , Johanna (* unknown), Feige (* unknown, † March 18, 1939) and Meier Loser (* unknown). After the outbreak of the Second World War on September 14, 1939, David, Fischel and Friedemann were taken into protective custody in Sachsenhausen, where Fischel died on March 3, 1940.
		Frieda Rosenzweig, born in 1904, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Frieda Rosenzweig	Frieda Rosenzweigwas born on January 6th, 1904 as the daughter of David Rosenzweig (* January 6th, 1866) and Helene Rosenzweig, b. Salaschinsky (* April 14th, 1875) born in Konstantynow . She had five siblings: Fischel (* March 14th, 1898) , Friedemann (* January 31, 1909) , Johanna (* unknown), Feige (* unknown, † March 18, 1939) and Meier Loser (* unknown). Frieda was deported to the Izbica ghetto via Düsseldorf on April 22nd, 1942, where she was murdered.
		Friedemann Rosenzweig, born in 1909 , lived here, arrested in 1939 Sachsenhausen concentration camp, murdered in 1940	Stumbling block for Friedemann Rosenzweig	Friedemann Rosenzweigwas born on January 31, 1909 as the son of David Rosenzweig (* January 6, 1866) and Helene Rosenzweig, b. Salaschinsky (* April 14th, 1875) born in Cologne. He had five siblings: Fischel (* March 14th, 1898) , Frieda (* January 6th, 1904) , Johanna (* unknown), Feige (* unknown, † March 18, 1939) and Meier Loser (* unknown). After the outbreak of the Second World War on September 14, 1939, David, Fischel and Friedemann were taken into protective custody in Sachsenhausen, where Friedemann died on July 20, 1940.
		Elise Goldstein born in 1909 lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Elise Goldstein	Elise Goldsteinwas born on October 21, 1909 as the daughter of the couple Abraham Goldstein (* March 9, 1880) and Sophie Goldstein, b. Bruckmann (* 07.07.1876) was born in Dülken, she had a sisterIlla (* unknown). On April 22nd, 1942, Sophie, Elise and Abraham were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, the time of death is not known.
		Sophie Goldstein née Bruckmann, born in 1876, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Sophie Goldstein	Sophie Bruckmannwas born on 07/07/1876 in Goch . She was married to Abraham Goldstein (* March 9th , 1880) and had two daughters: Elise (* October 21st, 1909) and Illa (* unknown) . On April 22nd, 1942 Sophie, Elise and Abraham were transferred to the Izbica ghetto via Düsseldorf deported, the time of death is not known.
		Abraham Goldstein, born in 1880, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Abraham Goldstein	Abraham Goldsteinwas born on March 9th, 1880 in Krefeld . He married Sophie Bruckmann (July 7th, 1876) and the marriage had two daughters: Elise (* October 21st, 1909) and Illa (* unknown) . On April 22nd, 1942, Sophie, Elise and Abraham were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, the time of death is not known.
Lessingstrasse 13	March 25, 2011	Otto Michaelis born in 1875 lived here . Escape 1937 Holland Interned 1943 Westerbork Deported 1943 Auschwitz Murdered	Stumbling block for Otto Michaelis	Otto Michaeliswas born on September 26th, 1875 as the son of Moritz Michaelis and Bertha Michaelis, geb. Schönbrunn was born in Mönchengladbach. Otto married Nelli Azijnman (* 17.08.1879) on November 15, 1904 , and the marriage resulted in a son: Robert (* unknown). The family emigrated to the Netherlands on September 10, 1937, interned in Westerbork on June 1, 1943, and deported to Auschwitz on September 14, 1943, where they were murdered (controversial: this source speaks of a deportation to Theresienstadt, there is no date of death specified).
		This is where Nelli Michaelis née Azijnman, born in 1879, lived . Escape 1937 Interned in Holland 1943 Westerbork Deported in 1943 Murdered Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Nelli Michaelis	Nelli Azijnmanwas born on August 17, 1879 as the daughter of Mauritz Azijnman (1846-1924) and Betje Azijnman born. Kool (1851-1937) born in Hertogenbosch . She married Otto Michaelis (* September 26th, 1875) , the marriage resulted in a son: Robert (* unknown). The family emigrated to the Netherlands on September 10, 1937, interned in Westerbork on June 1, 1943, deported to Auschwitz on September 14, 1943, where they were murdered; Nelli's death date is given as September 17, 1943.
Lüpertzender Strasse 40	November 13, 2007	Lisa Hecht, born in 1920, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Lisa Hecht	Lisa Hechtwas born on March 24th, 1920 as the daughter of Julius Hecht (* July 14th, 1890) and Ernestine Hecht, b. Rosenthal (* 19.08.1893) was born in Herford, she had a brother:Kurt (born November 26, 1916, escaped to Belgium in 1939, survived, after his return in 1945 he became head of the Jewish community in Mönchengladbach). On April 22nd, 1942 Julius, Ernestine and Lina were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they were pronounced dead.
		Ernestine Hecht, née Rosenthal, born in 1893, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Ernestine Hecht	Ernestine Rosenthalwas born on August 19, 1893 as the daughter of Simon Rosenthal and Sophie Rosenthal, b. Levy was born in Barmen-Elberfeld. She married Julius Hecht (* July 14th, 1890) and the marriage had two children: Kurt (* November 26th, 1916 ) and Lina (* March 24th, 1920) . On April 22nd, 1942 Julius, Ernestine and Lina were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they were pronounced dead.
		Julius Hecht, born in 1890, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Julius Hecht	Julius Hechtwas born on July 14th, 1890 as the son of Elias Hecht and Elise Hecht, geb. Levy was born in Herford. He married Ernestine Rosenthal (* August 19, 1893) , and the marriage had two children: Kurt (* November 26, 1916 ) and Lina (* March 24, 1920) . Julius was imprisoned in Buchenwald from November 12th to November 21st, 1938; on April 22nd, 1942 Julius, Ernestine and Lina were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where they were pronounced dead.
		Else Stern, née Cohen, born in 1886, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in Stutthof in 1944	Stumbling block for Else Stern	Else Cohenwas born on November 15, 1886 as the daughter of Joseph Cohen (1857-1942) and Julchen Cohen, b. Bernhard born in Gerresheim . She married Eugen Stern (* 11.02.1880) in Düsseldorf on July 8th, 1920; Else's (presumed) niece ( Lotte Adler (* August 12th, 1923) ) lived in the household . On December 11, 1941, Eugen and Else Stern as well as Lotte Adler were deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto; Else was taken to Stutthof in 1944, where she was murdered on December 29, 1944.
		Eugen Stern, born in 1880, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered	Stumbling block for Eugen Stern	Eugen Sternwas born on February 11th, 1880 as the son of readers Stern and Bertha Stern, b. Goldstein born in Langendreer . He married Else Cohen (* November 15, 1886) in Düsseldorf on July 8, 1920, and Else's (presumed) niece ( Lotte Adler (* August 12, 1923) ) lived in the household . On December 11, 1941, Eugen and Else Stern as well as Lotte Adler were deported to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf, the date of Eugen's death is not known.
		Lotte Adler, born in 1923, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1941 in Riga	Stumbling block for Lotte Adler	Lotte Adlerwas born on August 12, 1923 as the daughter of Viktor Adler and Selma Adler, b. Cohen was born in Düsseldorf, she was (presumably) the niece of Else Stern (* November 15, 1886) and lived in the household of the Stern family. On December 11, 1941, Eugen and Else Stern and Lotte Adler were deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto; Lotte's death date is not known.
Lüpertzender Strasse 165	16th December 2019	Catharina Bückmann nee lived here . Brandt		Catharina Brandt
Marienkirchstrasse 49	16th December 2019	Sally Blumenthal, born in 1878, lived here . Escape 1939 Belgium Interned at Dossin barracks Deported in 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Sally Blumenthal	Sally Blumenthal
		Henriette Blumenthal nee lived here . Winter born 1880 Escape 1939 Belgium Interned in Mechelen Deported in 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Henriette Blumenthal	Henriette Winter
		Erich Blumenthal, born in 1906, lived here . Escape 1938 Belgium Interned Drancy Deported 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Erich Blumenthal	Erich Blumenthal
		Walter Blumenthal born in 1910 lived here . Escape 1935 Holland Interned Westerbork Deported 1943 Auschwitz Murdered April 30, 1943	Stumbling block for Walter Blumenthal	Walter Blumenthal
Mozartstrasse 9	August 25, 2008	Rosa Jonas née Horowitz, born in 1875, lived here . Deported in 1941, Lodz. Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Rosa Jonas	Rosa Horowitzwas born on March 9th, 1875 as the daughter of Dr. Jacob Horowitz and Cölestine Horowitz, b. Heymann was born in Krefeld. She was married to Gustav Jonas (1864-1938) and the marriage resulted in three sons: Hans (* May 10th, 1903, left Germany in 1933), Gustav (* unknown, † January 1938) and Georg (* 1906, emigrated to Palestine). Rosa was deported to the Litzmannstadt ghetto on October 27, 1941 and murdered in Auschwitz on May 20, 1942 (controversial: this source names May 20, 1942 as the date of death in the Litzmannstadt ghetto).
		Else Betty Wallheimer, born in 1890, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Else Betty Wallheimer	Else Betty Wallheimerwas born on October 29, 1890 as the daughter of Julius Wallheimer (1853-1937) and Bertha Wallheimer, b. Wolff (1863-1938) born in Essen , one brother is known: Alfred (* 1893, survived, emigrated to South Africa in 1936). On April 22nd, 1942, Betty was deported to the Izbica ghetto, a date of death has not been proven.
Parkstrasse 22	May 24, 2018	Max Reinemann, born in 1883, lived here . Escape 1938 Belgium interned Mechelen deported 1942 Blechhammer forced labor camp murdered	Stumbling block for Max Reinemann	Max Heymannwas born on August 12th, 1883 as the son of Sussmann Isaac Reinemann (1850-1911) and Babette Reinemann, geb. Hirschmann (1858-1936) was born in Treuchtlingen (Lower Franconia), the profession is specified as a merchant. On July 4th, 1910 he married Irma Klugmann (* November 22nd, 1889) , and the marriage had two children: Isaac Kurt (* May 15th, 1911) and Hedwig 'Hedy' (* January 24th, 1905) . In the course of 1939 Max and his son Isaac Kurt decided to flee to Schaerbeek in Belgium . On August 22, 1942 both were arrested and taken to the Dossin barracks in Mechelen (Malines) . From there it went from Mechelen to Auschwitz-Birkenau (arrival on August 31, 1942). As men fit for work, they were deported to the Blechhammer forced labor camp, where they had to do forced labor for IG Farben . Nothing is known about the further story, both were pronounced dead after the end of the war.
		Here lived Hedwig 'Hedy' Reinemann Ratio. Falkenstein Jg. 1915 Escape 1938 USA	Stumbling block for Hedwig 'Hedy' Reinemann	Hedwig Heymannwas born on January 24, 1905 as the daughter of Max Reinemann (* August 12, 1883) in Mönchengladbach, one brother ( Isaac Kurt (* May 15, 1911) ) is known. She married Heinz Falkenstein (* 1908) on April 4th, 1938, and the couple emigrated to New York on May 27th, 1938 .
		Isaac Kurt Reinemann, born in 1911, lived here . Escape 1938 Interned in Belgium. Mechelen deported. 1942 Blechhammer forced labor camp murdered	Stumbling block for Isaac Kurt Heymann	Isaac Kurt Heymannwas born on May 15th, 1911 as the daughter of the couple Max Reinemann (* August 12th, 1883) in Mönchengladbach, one sister ( Hedwig 'Hedy' (* January 24th, 1905) ) is known. In the course of 1939 Isaac Kurt and his father decided to flee to Schaerbeek in Belgium. On August 22, 1942 both were arrested and taken to the Dossin barracks in Mechelen (Malines) . From there it went from Mechelen to Auschwitz-Birkenau (arrival on August 31, 1942). As men fit for work, they were deported to the Blechhammer forced labor camp, where they had to do forced labor for IG Farben . Nothing is known about the further history; both were pronounced dead after the war ended.
		Irma Reinemann née Klugmann, born in 1890 , lived here, deported 1941 Łódź / Litzmannstadt murdered May 6, 1942 Chelmno / Kulmhof	Stumbling block for Irma Reinemann	Irma Klugmannwas born on November 22nd, 1889 (controversial: other sources speak of "1890" as the year of birth) as the daughter of Ignaz Klugmann (1851-1909) and Frieda Klugmann, born. Feuchtwanger (1858-1943) was born in Kitzingen am Main. On July 4th, 1910 she married Max Reinemann (* August 12th, 1883) and the marriage had two children: Isaac Kurt (* May 15th, 1911) and Hedwig 'Hedy' (* January 24th, 1905) . Despite her husband and son's flight to Belgium, Irma remained in Mönchengladbach; Irma was brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto on October 27, 1941 and murdered in the Kulmhof extermination camp on May 6, 1942.
Regentenstrasse 67	16th September 2013	Leopold Grünstein, born in 1877, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Aktion Dünamünde Murdered in 1942	Stumbling block for Leopold Grünstein	Leopold Grünsteinwas born on July 2nd, 1877 as the son of the couple Arnold (* 1848, † unknown) and Karoline Grünstein, geb. Tiefenthal (* 1843, † 1890) was born in Esslingen am Neckar . He ran the company "Installation business for sanitary and electrical systems". In his second marriage he married the piano teacher Anna Rosenthal on February 14, 1941 . Leopold was deported from Düsseldorf to the Riga Ghetto on December 10, 1941, where he was murdered on March 23, 1943 during the Dünamünde operation.
		Here lived Anna greenstone Born Rosenthal Jg. 1886 involuntarily moved in 1941 Krefeld escape into death 12/05/1941	Stumbling block for Anna Grünstein	Anna Rosenthalwas born on July 24th, 1886 in Krefeld. She was a piano teacher by profession and married Leopold Grünstein on February 14, 1941 (* July 2, 1877) . When it was announced that the Grünstein couple would be deported to the Riga Ghetto, Anna committed suicide on December 5th, 1941 out of desperation.
Regentenstrasse 107	March 25, 2011	Siegbert Hené, born in 1864, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in July 1944	Stumbling block for Siegbert Hené	Siegbert Henéwas born on 10.10.1886 as the son of Leopold Hené and Philippina Hené, geb. Reinheimer born in Landstuhl . He married Berta Katz (* October 2nd, 1891) , the marriage resulted in a son - Günter (* September 19, 1927) . On December 11th, 1941, Siegbert, Berta and Günter were deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf. Siegbert and Berta were killed in the summer of 1944 in the so-called "Krebsbach Actions" .
		Here lived Berta Hene Born Katz Vol. 1891 Deported 1941 Riga Murdered July 1944	Stumbling block for Berta Hené	Berta Katzwas born on October 2nd, 1891 as the daughter of Levy and Rosa Katz, b. Marx born in Viersen. She married Siegbert Hené (* 10.10.1886) , the marriage resulted in a son - Günter (* 19.09.1927) . On December 11th, 1941, Siegbert, Berta and Günter were deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf. Siegbert and Berta were killed in the summer of 1944 in the so-called "Krebsbach Actions".
		Günter Hené, born in 1927, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Günter Hené	Günter Henéwas born on 19.09.1927 as the son of Siegbert Hené (* 10.10.1886) and Berta Hené, b. Katz (* October 2nd, 1891) born in Mönchengladbach. On December 11, 1941, Siegbert, Berta and Günter were brought to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf, Günter was deported on to Stutthof on August 9, 1944 and to Auschwitz on September 10, 1944, where he was murdered.
Roermonder Strasse 27	January 25, 2008	Berta Liffmann, born in 1909, lived here . Deported 1941 Lodz Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Berta Liffmann	Berta Liffmannwas born on November 3rd, 1909 as the daughter of Moritz Liffmann (* December 18th, 1882) and Johanna Liffmann, b. Carls (* November 5th, 1879) was born in Mönchengladbach. born in Mönchengladbach. On October 27, 1941 Moritz , Berta and Helmut were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, Berta and Helmut were further deported to Auschwitz, where both were murdered.
		Moritz Liffmann, born in 1882, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz	Stumbling block for Moritz Liffmann	Moritz Liffmannwas born on December 18, 1882 as the son of Wilhelm Liffmann (1845-1904) and Berta Liffmann, b. Keller (1844-1903) born in Mönchengladbach. He marriedJohanna Liffmann, b. Carls (* November 5th, 1879, † March 24th, 1934), the marriage had four children: Berta (* November 3rd, 1909) ,Wilhelm (* 10.09.1912, † January 1945 in Bergen-Belsen), Ilse (* 04.02.1915, survived) and Helmut (* 10.12.1916) . On October 27, 1941 Moritz, Berta and Helmut were deported to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, where Moritz perished.
		Helmut Liffmann, born in 1916, lived here . Deported 1941 Lodz Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Helmut Liffmann	Helmut Liffmannwas born on December 10, 1916 as the son of Moritz Liffmann (* December 18, 1882) and Johanna Liffmann, b. Carls (* November 5th, 1879) was born in Mönchengladbach. On October 27, 1941 Moritz , Berta and Helmut were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, Berta and Helmut were further deported to Auschwitz, where both were murdered.
Schillerstrasse 12c	January 25, 2008	Ilse Abraham née Malsch, born in 1902, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered	Stumbling block for Ilse Abraham	Ilse Malschwas born on May 28th, 1902 as the daughter of Dr. Julius Malsch (1866-1914) and Regina Malsch, b. Hertz (1874-1938) born in Krefeld. She married Willy Abraham (* March 16, 1885) , the marriage resulted in a son: Helmut (* October 31, 1924 ) . The family was deported on December 11, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where Ilse has disappeared.
		Willy Abraham, born in 1885, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in 1942 in Salaspils	Stumbling block for Willy Abraham	Willy Abrahamwas born on March 16, 1885 as the son of Nathan Abraham and Flora Abraham, b. Heidemann was born in Schlochau . As a trained businessman, Willy and his brother Max took over the management of the Rheydter branch of the Gebr. Abraham department store. Willy married Ilse Malsch (* May 28, 1902) , the marriage resulted in a son: Helmut (* October 31, 1924 ) . Willy was arrested in November 1938 and taken to Spatzenberg prison, but was released on November 25, 1938. The family was deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 11, 1941; Willy and Helmut perished in Salaspils in January 1942.
		Helmut Abraham born in 1924 lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in 1942 in Salaspils	Stumbling block for Helmut Abraham	Helmut Abrahamwas born on October 31, 1924 as the son of Willy Abraham (* March 16, 1885) and Ilse Abraham, b. Malsch (* May 28, 1902) born in Rheydt. The family was deported to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 11, 1941; Willy and Helmut perished in Salaspils in January 1942.
Schillerstrasse 63	0January 1, 2000	Mathilde Vogel, née Kaufmann, born in 1887, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Mathilde Vogel	Mathilde Kaufmannwas born on October 16, 1887 as the daughter of Lazarus Kaufmann and Sara Kaufmann, b. Baruch born in Gindorf . She married Bernhard Vogel (* 09/30/1869) , on 06/15/1942 Bernhard and Mathilde were deported via Düsseldorf to Sobibor, where Mathilde was pronounced dead.
		Here lived Gertrud Vogel Born Lowenstein Jg. 1904 Escape 1937 Holland Deported 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Gertrud Vogel	Gertrud Löwensteinwas born on 08/07/1904 in Hagen i. Westf. Born. She married Dr. Kurt Vogel (* July 3rd, 1899) , the marriage resulted in a daughter: Ellen-Marie (* 1932, survived, † 2010 in Nijmegen). Kurt, Ellen-Marie and Gertrud emigrated to the Netherlands in 1937, Gertrud was imprisoned on September 10, 1942, interned in Westerbork and deported to Auschwitz on September 30, 1942, where she was declared dead on September 30, 1942.
		This is where Dr. Kurt Vogel, born 1899, escaped in 1937 from the Netherlands. Deported in 1943. Murdered in Sobibor	Stumbling block for Dr. Kurt Vogel	Dr. Kurt Vogelwas born on July 3rd, 1899 as the son of Bernhard Vogel ( September 30th, 1869 ) and Auguste Vogel, b. Bär (* 1873) was born in Mönchengladbach. In the late 1920s he was an authorized signatory at the weaving mill Klein & Vogel, and later became a partner in the company. Kurt married Gertrud Löwenstein (* 07.08.1904) , the marriage resulted in a daughter: Ellen-Marie (* 1932, survived, † 2010 in Nijmegen). Kurt, Ellen-Marie and Gertrud emigrated to the Netherlands in 1937, Kurt was interned in Westerbork on April 13, 1943 and deported to Sobibor on April 20, 1943, where he was murdered (the date of his death is given as April 23, 1943).
		Bernhard Vogel born in 1869 lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica dead	Stumbling block for Bernhard Vogel	Bernhard Vogelwas born on September 30th, 1869 as the son of Moritz Vogel and Regina Vogel, b. Haas was born in Gau-Odernheim . In 1897 he founded the weaving mill Klein & Vogel with Wilhelm Klein, which had up to 350 employees at the end of the 1920s. He married on August 2nd, 1898Auguste Bär (* 1873, † 11.10.1937), the marriage resulted in a son: Kurt (* 03.07.1899) . On November 5th, 1941 he married Mathilde Kaufmann (* October 16, 1887) . From November 10th to November 19th, 1938 he was imprisoned in Spatzenberg prison, on June 15th, 1942 Bernhard and Mathilde were deported via Düsseldorf to Sobibor, where Bernhard was declared dead (disputed: According to this source , Bernhard perished in Izbica).
Speicker Strasse 41	0September 4, 2009	Anna Fröhling, born in 1888, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1942 in Riga	Stumbling block for Anna Fröhling	Anna Fröhlingwas born on March 16, 1888 as the daughter of Carl Fröhling (1850-1903) and Bella Fröhling, b. Daniel (1853-1913) was born in Krefeld, she had a sister - Helene (* December 17, 1884) and remained unmarried. Anna and Helene were deported on December 11, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where both were murdered on March 26, 1942 as part of the Dünamünde operation.
		Helene Fröhling, born in 1884, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1942 in Riga	Stumbling block for Helene Fröhling	Helene Frohlingwas born on December 17, 1884 as the daughter of Carl Fröhling (1850-1903) and Bella Fröhling, b. Daniel (1853-1913) was born in Krefeld, she had a sister - Anna (* March 16, 1888) - and remained unmarried. Anna and Helene were deported on December 11, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where both were murdered on March 26, 1942 as part of the Dünamünde operation.
Stepgesstrasse 29	November 12, 2011	Sara Winter, born in 1857, lived here . Deported in 1942 Theresienstadt, dead December 16, 1942	Stumbling block for Sara Winter	Sara Winterwas born on December 17, 1884 as the daughter of Heymann Joseph Winter (* September 22, 1799) and Adelheid Winter, b. Lichtenstein (* April 26th, 1825) was born in Gladbach , she had eight siblings. Sara remained unmarried, she was taken from Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1042 with Transport VII / 2, no. In 961 deported to Theresienstadt, where she was murdered on December 16, 1942.
Stepgesstrasse 33	18th December 2017	Alfred Schnook, born in 1899, lived here, reported 1941 Łodz / Litzmannstadt murdered June 25th, 1942	Stumbling block for Alfred Schnook	Alfred Schnookwas born on February 24th, 1899 as the son of Hermann Schnook (1849-1922) and Rebekka Schnook, b. Heumann (1856-1939), born in Rheydt. He married Rosalie Lichtenstein (* May 17th, 1894) and the marriage had two children: Henny (November 20th, 1929) and Heinz (* July 13th, 1931) . On October 27, 1941, Alfred was deported from Düsseldorf to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, where he was murdered on June 25, 1942.
		Rosalie Schnook, née Lichtenstein, born 1894, lived here . Deported in 1941 Łodz / Litzmannstadt. Murdered July 20, 1942	Stumbling block for Rosalie Schnook	Rosalie Lichtensteinwas born on May 17th, 1894 in Waldenrath. She married Alfred Schnook (* February 24th, 1899) , the marriage had two children: Henny (November 20th, 1929) and Heinz (* July 13th, 1931) . On October 27, 1941, Rosalie was deported from Düsseldorf to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, where she was murdered on July 20, 1942 (controversial: Among other things, this source states October 27, 1941 as the date of death).
		Henny Schnook, born in 1929, lived here . Deported 1941 Łodz / Litzmannstadt Murdered Sept. 1942 Chelmno / Kulmhof	Stumbling block for Henny Schnook	Henny Schnookwas born on November 20, 1929 as the daughter of Alfred Schnook (* February 24, 1899) and Rosalie Schnook, b. Lichtenstein (* May 17th, 1894) was born in Waldenrath, she had a brother: Heinz (* July 13th, 1931) . On October 27, 1941, Henny was brought from Düsseldorf to the Litzmannstadt ghetto, further deported to the Chelmno extermination camp, where she was murdered in September 1942.
		Heinz Schnook, born in 1931, lived here . Deported 1941 Łodz / Litzmannstadt Murdered September 1942 Chelmno / Kulmhof	Stumbling block for Heinz Schnook	Heinz Schnookwas born on July 13, 1931 as the son of Alfred Schnook (* February 24, 1899) and Rosalie Schnook, b. Lichtenstein (* May 17th, 1894) was born in Mönchengladbach, he had a sister: Henny (November 20th, 1929) . On October 27, 1941, Heinz was taken from Düsseldorf to the Litzmannstadt ghetto and murdered there (controversial: this source reports of a subsequent deportation to the Chelmno extermination camp, where Heinz was murdered in September 1942).
Waldhausener Strasse 72	18th December 2017	Jacob Levi, born in 1883, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Jacob Levi	Jacob Leviwas born on July 14th, 1883 as the son of Joseph Levi and Eva Levi, b. Hertz was born in Krefeld. Jacob owned an installation business, he married Fanny Cahn (* July 29, 1885) , and the marriage had two children: Alex (* March 19, 1910) andMax (* February 25th, 1911, survived). On April 21, 1942, the entire Levi family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where all of them are missing.
		Fanny Levi, née Cahn, born in 1885, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Fanny Levi	Fanny Cahnwas born on July 29th, 1885 as the daughter of Leiser Itzig Moses Cahn and Sibilla Cahn, b. Sweet child born in Wickrath. She married Jacob Levi (July 14th, 1883) and the marriage had two children: Alex (* March 19, 1910) and Max (* February 25, 1911, survived) . On April 21, 1942, the entire Levi family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where all of them are missing.
		Erna Levi, née Falkenstein, born in 1907, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Erna Levi	Erna Falkensteinwas born on June 1st, 1907 as the daughter of Dagobert Falkenstein and Paula Falkenstein, b. Levy was born in Hochneukirch. She married Alex Levi (* March 19, 1910) , the marriage resulted in a son: Joachim (* December 24, 1936) . On April 21, 1942, the entire Levi family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where all of them are missing.
		Alex Levi, born in 1910, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered	Stumbling block for Alex Levi	Alex Leviwas born on March 19, 1910 as the son of Jacob Levi (July 14, 1883) and Fanny Levi, b. Cahn (* July 29, 1885) was born in Mönchengladbach. Alex married Erna Falkenstein (* 01.06.1907) , the marriage resulted in a son: Joachim (* 24.12.1936) . Alex was taken into protective custody in Dachau from March 13th to April 5th, 1939; on April 21st, 1942 the entire Levi family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where all of them are missing.
		Joachim Levi, born in 1936, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Joachim Levi	Joachim Leviwas born on December 24th, 1936 as the son of Alex Levi (* March 19th, 1910) and Erna Levi, b. Falkenstein (* 01.06.1907) born in Mönchengladbach. On April 21, 1942, the entire Levi family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where all of them are missing.
Weiherstrasse 27	December 18, 2007	Heinz Berthold Fürst, born in 1919, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Heinz Berthold Fürst	Heinz Berthold Princewas born on March 23, 1919 as the son of Isidor Fürst and Christine Fürst, b. Fredloh was born in Düsseldorf. He married Edith Süsskind (* February 15, 1922) , the marriage remained childless. The couple were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 21, 1942, where both are missing.
		Edith Fürst née Süsskind, born in 1922, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered	Stumbling block for Edith Fürst	Edith Süsskindwas born on February 15th, 1922 as the daughter of Hermann Süsskind and Frieda Süsskind, b. Harf was born in Mönchengladbach. She married Heinz Berthold Fürst (* 23.03.1919) , the marriage remained childless. The couple were deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 21, 1942, where both are missing.
Weiherstrasse 42	16th December 2019	Weiherstrasse 42 lived Siegfried Willner born in 1894. Escape 1939 Belgium Interned Drancy Deported 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Siegfried Willner	Siegfried Willnerwas born on July 10th, 1894 as the son of Joseph Willner (* 1862, † 1944 Ghetto Theresienstadt ) and Amalie Willner, geb. Linz (* 1865, † 1933) born in Grefrath , the occupation stated is a traveler. He married Auguste Winter (* 1900) on September 19, 1924 , one son ( Eddie Helmut (* 1926) ) is known. Siegfried and Auguste fled Mönchengladbach to Brussels on February 3rd, 1939 . At an unknown point in time, they went on to France , where the family was arrested. Siegfried was interned in the Drancy assembly camp between May 10 and May 15, 1940, from where he was deported on September 11, 1942 with Transport 31 to Auschwitz . Here he was murdered on July 10th, 1944.
		Weiherstrasse 42 lived Auguste Willner b. Winter born 1900 Escape 1939 Belgium Interned Drancy Deported 1942 Murdered in Auschwitz	Stumbling block for Auguste Willner	Auguste Winterwas born on November 12th, 1900 as the daughter of Albert Winter (* 1864, † 1941) and Bertha Winter, b. Fauerbach was born in Mönchengladbach, the profession is listed as housewife. She married Siegfried Willner (* 1894) on September 19, 1924 , one son ( Eddie Helmut (* 1926) ) is known. Siegfried and Auguste fled Mönchengladbach to Brussels on February 3rd, 1939 . At an unknown point in time, they went on to France , where the family was arrested. Auguste was (probably) interned in the Drancy assembly camp between May 10 and May 15, 1940, from where she was deported to Auschwitz on September 11, 1942 with Transport 31 . There she was declared dead, the year of death is given as 1944.
		Weiherstrasse Eddie Helmut Willner, born in 1926, lived in 42. Escape 1938 Belgium Interned Drancy Deported 1942 Liberated Auschwitz Death March Langenstein	Stumbling block for Eddie Helmut Willner	Eddie Helmut Willnerwas born on August 15, 1926 as the son of Siegfried Willner (* 1894) and Auguste Willner, b. Born in Winter (* 1900) . On December 8th, 1938 Eddie Helmut fled to Brussels , his parents followed him on February 3rd, 1939. At an unknown point in time, they went on to France , where the family was arrested. Eddie Helmut was (probably) interned between May 10 and May 15, 1940 in the Drancy assembly camp, from where he was taken to Auschwitz on September 11, 1942 . At the beginning of 1945 he was deported to the Buchenwald concentration camp , Langenstein-Zwieberge subcamp. The camp was evacuated on April 9, 1945, and the inmates were driven on one of the notorious death marches across central Germany. Eddie Helmut managed to escape with a few other inmates, they were saved by the approaching US Army. Eddie Helmut emigrated to the USA , where he served in the army for 20 years. He married Johanna Willner Tiburtius, six children are known. Eddie Helmut Willner died on March 30th, 2008 in Falls Church ( Virginia ).

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Aachener Straße 2" (PDF)
2. ↑ yadvashem.org: Irma Hülsmann
3. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Irma Hülsmann
4. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Irma Hülsmann
5. ↑ yadvashem.org: Paula Hülsmann
6. ^ Yadvashem (2) .org: Paula Hülsmann
7. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Paula Hülsmann
8. ^ Yadvashem.org: Elisabeth Raphaelson
9. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Elisabeth Raphaelson
10. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Elisabeth Raphaelson
11. ↑ ushmm.org: Elisabeth Raphaelson
12. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Elisabeth Raphaelson
13. ↑ holocaust.cz: Elisabeth Raphaelson
14. ↑ online-ofb.de: Elisabeth Raphaelson
15. ↑ online-ofb.de: Louis Raphaelson
16. ↑ online-ofb.de: Sara Frieda Raphaelson
17. ↑ online-ofb.de: Anna Raphaelson
18. ↑ online-ofb.de: Karl Heinrich Raphaelson
19. ^ NS Documentation Center of the City of Cologne: Karl Heinrich Raphaelson
20. ^ Yadvashem.org: Heinz Simon
21. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Heinz Simon
22. ↑ ushmm.org: Heinz Simon
23. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Heinz Simon
24. ↑ yadvashem.org: Melitta Simon
25. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Melitta Simon
26. ↑ ushmm.org: Melitta Simon
27. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Melitta Simon
28. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Melitta Simon
29. ^ Yadvashem.org: Walter Simon
30. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Walter Simon
31. ↑ ushmm.org: Walter Simon
32. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Walter Simon
33. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Walter Simon
34. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Adenauerplatz 13" (PDF)
35. ^ Yadvashem.org: Elise Kaufmann
36. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Elise Kaufmann
37. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Elise Kaufmann
38. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Elise Kaufmann
39. ^ Yadvashem.org: Richard Kaufmann
40. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Richard Kaufmann
41. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Richard Kaufmann
42. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Richard Kaufmann
43. ^ Yadvashem.org: Adele Meyer
44. ↑ ushmm.org: Adele Meyer
45. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Adele Meyer
46. ^ Yadvashem.org: Nelly Hirsch
47. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Nelly Hirsch
48. ↑ ushmm.org: Nelly Hirsch
49. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Nelly Hirsch
50. ^ Yadvashem.org: Ellen Zanders
51. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Ellen Zanders
52. ↑ ushmm.org: Ellen Zanders
53. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ellen Zanders
54. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Albertusstraße 54" (PDF)
55. ^ Yadvashem.org: Regina Rebekka Bamberger
56. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Regina Rebekka Bamberger
57. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Regina Rebekka Bamberger
58. ^ Yadvashem.org: Siegfried Bamberger
59. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Siegfried Bamberger
60. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Siegfried Bamberger
61. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sally Rose
62. ^ Yadvashem.org: Caroline Rose
63. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Caroline Rose
64. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Caroline Rose
65. ↑ yadvashem.org: Amalie Tykoschinski
66. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Amalie Tykoschinski
67. ↑ ushmm.org: Amalie Tykoschinski
68. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Amalie Tykoschinski
69. ↑ yadvashem.org: Harry Tykoschinski
70. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Harry Tykoschinski
71. ↑ ushmm.org: Harry Tykoschinski
72. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Harry Tykoschinski
73. ↑ yadvashem.org: Anneliese Tykoschinski
74. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Anneliese Tykoschinski
75. ↑ ushmm.org: Anneliese Tykoschinski
76. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Anneliese Tykoschinski
77. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Alter Markt 21" (PDF)
78. ^ Social Association VdK - District Association Mönchengladbach: Keeping euthanasia in memory
79. ^ Odenkirchen grammar school: Beautiful death? Euthanasia in the Third Reich - The Forgotten Victims
80. ↑ rp-online: Schoolchildren commemorate the euthanasia victims
81. ↑ wz.de: Students remember euthanasia victims with an exhibition
82. ↑ Menschen im Zentrum eV: Follow-up: Euthanasia memorial event, May 18th
83. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Am Kämpchen 1" (PDF)
84. ^ Theo-Hespers-Stiftung eV: Short biography
85. ^ Comprehensive school in the city center of Mönchengladbach: Theo Hespers, a role model for our school
86. ↑ Blog of Nora Hespers (granddaughter of Theo Hespers)
87. ↑ Deutschlandfunk Nova: The resistance fighter Theo Hespers
88. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Antonstraße 18" (PDF)
89. ^ Yadvashem.org: Max Kirchheimer
90. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Max Kirchheimer
91. ↑ ushmm.org: Max Kirchheimer
92. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Max Kirchheimer
93. ^ Yadvashem.org: Rosa Kirchheimer
94. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Kirchheimer
95. ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Kirchheimer
96. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Kirchheimer
97. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Beethovenstraße 6" (PDF)
98. ↑ yadvashem.org: Salomon Besthoff
99. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Salomon Besthoff
100. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Salomon Besthoff
101. ↑ ushmm.org: Salomon Besthoff
102. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Salomon Besthoff
103. ↑ yadvashem.org: Alma Besthoff
104. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Alma Besthoff
105. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Alma Besthoff
106. ↑ ushmm.org: Alma Besthoff
107. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Bismarckplatz 1" (PDF)
108. ^ Yadvashem.org: Robert Kugelmann
109. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Robert Kugelmann
110. ↑ ushmm.org: Robert Kugelmann
111. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Robert Kugelmann
112. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Robert Kugelmann
113. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Bismarckstraße 78" (PDF)
114. ^ Yadvashem.org: Josef Winter
115. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Josef Winter
116. ↑ ushmm.org: Josef Winter
117. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Josef Winter
118. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hermann Winter
119. ↑ yadvashem.org: Adele Winter
120. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Adele Winter
121. ↑ ushmm.org: Adele Winter
122. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Adele Winter
123. ^ Yadvashem.org: Hugo Herzberger
124. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Hugo Herzberger
125. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hugo Herzberger
126. ↑ ushmm.org: Hugo Herzberger
127. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Hugo Herzberger
128. ↑ ushmm.org (3): Hugo Herzberger
129. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hugo Herzberger
130. ^ Yadvashem.org: Werner Herzberger
131. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Werner Herzberger
132. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Werner Herzberger
133. ↑ ushmm.org: Werner Herzberger
134. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Werner Herzberger
135. ^ Yadvashem.org: Ida Zuckermann
136. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Ida Zuckermann
137. ↑ ushmm.org: Ida Zuckermann
138. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Ida Zuckermann
139. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ida Zuckermann
140. ^ Yadvashem.org: Theo Zuckermann
141. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Theo Zuckermann
142. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Theo Zuckermann
143. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Theo Zuckermann
144. ^ Yadvashem.org (5): Theo Zuckermann
145. ↑ ushmm.org: Theo Zuckermann
146. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Theo Zuckermann
147. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Theo Zuckermann
148. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Blücherstraße 12" (PDF)
149. ^ Yadvashem.org: Julius Hermanns
150. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julius Hermanns
151. ↑ ushmm.org: Julius Hermanns
152. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Julius Hermanns
153. ^ Yadvashem.org: Sofia Hermanns
154. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Sofia Hermanns
155. ^ Yadvashem.org: Margarete Hermanns
156. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Margarete Hermanns
157. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Margarete Hermanns
158. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Blumenberger Straße 60" (PDF)
159. ↑ yadvashem.org: Harry clasp Thal
160. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Harry clasp Thal
161. ↑ ushmm.org: Harry Spangenthal
162. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Harry Spangenthal
163. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Eickener Straße 50" (PDF)
164. ↑ yadvashem.org: Albert Liffmann
165. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Albert Liffmann
166. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Albert Liffmann
167. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Albert Liffmann
168. ↑ ushmm.org: Albert Liffmann
169. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Albert Liffmann
170. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Gasthausstraße 8" (PDF)
171. ^ Yadvashem.org: Gertrude Leven
172. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Gertrude Leven
173. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Gertrude Leven
174. ^ Yadvashem.org: Simon Bacharach
175. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Simon Bacharach
176. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Simon Bacharach
177. ↑ ushmm.org: Simon Bacharach
178. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Simon Bacharach
179. ^ Yadvashem.org: Lina Bacharach
180. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Lina Bacharach
181. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Lina Bacharach
182. ↑ ushmm.org: Lina Bacharach
183. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Lina Bacharach
184. ^ Yadvashem.org: Albert Bacharach
185. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Albert Bacharach
186. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Albert Bacharach
187. ^ Yadvashem.org: Walther Bacharach
188. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Walther Bacharach
189. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Walther Bacharach
190. ↑ yadvashem.org: Sibille Winter
191. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Sibille Winter
192. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Sibille Winter
193. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Sibille Winter
194. ↑ ushmm.org: Sibille Winter
195. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sibille Winter
196. ↑ holocaust.cz: Sibille Winter
197. ↑ yadvashem.org: Bertha Winter
198. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Bertha Winter
199. ↑ ushmm.org: Bertha Winter
200. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Bertha Winter
201. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Gasthausstraße 12" (PDF)
202. ^ Yadvashem.org: Henriette Alexander
203. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Henriette Alexander
204. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Henriette Alexander
205. ↑ ushmm.org: Henriette Alexander
206. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Henriette Alexander
207. ^ Yadvashem.org: Gert Alexander
208. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Gert Alexander
209. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Gert Alexander
210. ↑ ushmm.org: Gert Alexander
211. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Gert Alexander
212. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Gasthausstraße 18" (PDF)
213. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Gasthausstraße 49" (PDF)
214. ^ Yadvashem.org: Josef Rolef
215. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Josef Rolef
216. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Josef Rolef
217. ^ Yadvashem.org: Regina Rolef
218. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Regina Rolef
219. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Regina Rolef
220. ^ Yadvashem.org: Meta Rolef
221. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Meta Rolef
222. ↑ ushmm.org: Meta Rolef
223. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Meta Rolef
224. ^ Yadvashem.org: Ludwig Rolef
225. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Ludwig Rolef
226. ↑ ushmm.org: Ludwig Rolef
227. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Ludwig Rolef
228. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Hagelkreuzstraße 3a" (PDF)
229. ^ Yadvashem.org: Julie Ullmann
230. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julie Ullmann
231. ↑ ushmm.org: Julie Ullmann
232. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Julie Ullmann
233. ^ Yadvashem.org: Berta Wolff
234. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Berta Wolff
235. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Berta Wolff
236. ^ Yadvashem.org: Denny Wolff
237. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Denny Wolff
238. ^ Yadvashem.org: Henriette Wolff
239. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Henriette Wolff
240. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Henriette Wolff
241. ^ Yadvashem.org: Julius Wolff
242. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julius Wolff
243. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Julius Wolff
244. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Hermannstraße 3" (PDF)
245. ↑ ushmm.org: Paula Vollmer
246. ↑ ushmm.org: Friedrich Siegfried Vollmer
247. ↑ ushmm.org: Georg Vollmer
248. ↑ ushmm.org: Richard Vollmer
249. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Hindenburgstraße 218" (PDF)
250. ^ Yadvashem.org: Hermann Krako
251. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hermann Krako
252. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hermann Krako
253. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Hermann Krako
254. ↑ ushmm.org: Hermann Krako
255. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Hermann Krako
256. ^ Yadvashem.org: Helene Krako
257. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Helene Krako
258. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Helene Krako
259. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Helene Krako
260. ↑ ushmm.org: Helene Krako
261. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Helene Krako
262. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Hohenzollernstrasse 156" (PDF)
263. ^ Yadvashem.org: Klara Cohnen
264. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Klara Cohnen
265. ↑ ushmm.org: Klara Cohnen
266. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Klara Cohnen
267. ^ Yadvashem.org: Hugo Cohnen
268. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hugo Cohnen
269. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hugo Cohnen
270. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Hugo Cohnen
271. ↑ ushmm.org: Hugo Cohnen
272. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Hugo Cohnen
273. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Hugo Cohnen
274. ↑ yadvashem.org: Rosa Harf
275. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Harf
276. ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Harf
277. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Rosa Harf
278. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Harf
279. ^ Yadvashem.org: Moritz Harf
280. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Moritz Harf
281. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Moritz Harf
282. ↑ ushmm.org: Moritz Harf
283. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Moritz Harf
284. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Moritz Harf
285. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Humboldtstraße 27" (PDF)
286. ^ Yadvashem.org: August Meyer
287. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): August Meyer
288. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): August Meyer
289. ↑ ushmm.org: August Meyer
290. ↑ ushmm.org (2): August Meyer
291. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: August Meyer
292. ↑ yadvashem.org: Selma Robens
293. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Selma Robens
294. ↑ ushmm.org: Selma Robens
295. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Selma Robens
296. ↑ holocaust.cz: Selma Robens
297. ↑ yadvashem.org: Henriette Stern
298. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Henriette Stern
299. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Henriette Stern
300. ↑ ushmm.org: Henriette Stern
301. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Henriette Stern
302. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Henriette Stern
303. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "In der Duis 2" (PDF)
304. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Kaiserstraße 106" (PDF)
305. ^ Yadvashem.org: Anna Abraham
306. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Anna Abraham
307. ↑ ushmm.org: Anna Abraham
308. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Anna Abraham
309. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Anna Abraham
310. ^ Yadvashem.org: Max Abraham
311. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Max Abraham
312. ↑ ushmm.org: Max Abraham
313. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Max Abraham
314. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Kaiserstraße 133" (PDF)
315. ^ Yadvashem.org: Leon Herzberger
316. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Leon Herzberger
317. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Leon Herzberger
318. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Leon Herzberger
319. ↑ ushmm.org: Leon Herzberger
320. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Leon Herzberger
321. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Leon Herzberger
322. ^ Yadvashem.org: Margarete Herzberger
323. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Margarete Herzberger
324. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Margarete Herzberger
325. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Margarete Herzberger
326. ↑ ushmm.org: Margarete Herzberger
327. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Margarete Herzberger
328. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Knopsstraße 31" (PDF)
329. ^ Yadvashem.org: Helene Rosenzweig
330. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Helene Rosenzweig
331. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Helene Rosenzweig
332. ↑ ushmm.org: Helene Rosenzweig
333. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Helene Rosenzweig
334. ↑ holocaust.cz: Helene Rosenzweig
335. ^ Yadvashem.org: David Rosenzweig
336. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): David Rosenzweig
337. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): David Rosenzweig
338. ↑ ushmm.org: David Rosenzweig
339. ↑ ushmm.org: David Rosenzweig
340. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: David Rosenzweig
341. ↑ yadvashem.org: Fischel Rosenzweig
342. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Fischel Rosenzweig
343. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Fischel Rosenzweig
344. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Fischel Rosenzweig
345. ^ Yadvashem.org: Frieda Rosenzweig
346. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Frieda Rosenzweig
347. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Frieda Rosenzweig
348. ^ Yadvashem.org: Friedemann Rosenzweig
349. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Friedemann Rosenzweig
350. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Friedemann Rosenzweig
351. ^ Yadvashem.org: Elise Goldstein
352. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Elise Goldstein
353. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Elise Goldstein
354. ↑ yadvashem.org: Sophie Goldstein
355. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Sophie Goldstein
356. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sophie Goldstein
357. ^ Yadvashem.org: Abraham Goldstein
358. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Abraham Goldstein
359. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Abraham Goldstein
360. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Lessingstraße 13" (PDF)
361. ^ Yadvashem.org: Otto Michaelis
362. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Otto Michaelis
363. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Otto Michaelis
364. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Otto Michaelis
365. ^ Yadvashem.org (5): Otto Michaelis
366. ↑ ushmm.org: Otto Michaelis
367. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Otto Michaelis
368. ^ Yadvashem.org: Nelli Michaelis
369. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Nelli Michaelis
370. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Nelli Michaelis
371. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Nelli Michaelis
372. ↑ ushmm.org: Nelli Michaelis
373. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Nelli Michaelis
374. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Lüpertzender Straße 40" (PDF)
375. ↑ yadvashem.org: Lisa Hecht
376. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Lisa Hecht
377. ↑ ushmm.org: Lisa Hecht
378. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Lisa Hecht
379. ^ Yadvashem.org: Ernestine Hecht
380. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Ernestine Hecht
381. ↑ ushmm.org: Ernestine Hecht
382. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ernestine Hecht
383. ^ Yadvashem.org: Julius Hecht
384. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julius Hecht
385. ↑ ushmm.org: Julius Hecht
386. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Julius Hecht
387. ↑ yadvashem.org: Else Stern
388. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Else Stern
389. ↑ ushmm.org: Else Stern
390. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Else Stern
391. ↑ yadvashem.org: Eugen Stern
392. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Eugen Stern
393. ↑ ushmm.org: Eugen Stern
394. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Eugen Stern
395. ^ Yadvashem.org: Lotte Adler
396. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Lotte Adler
397. ↑ ushmm.org: Lotte Adler
398. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Lüpertzender Straße 165" (PDF)
399. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Marienkirchstrasse 49" (PDF)
400. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Mozartstraße 9" (PDF)
401. ↑ yadvashem.org: Rosa Jonas
402. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Jonas
403. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Rosa Jonas
404. ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Jonas
405. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Rosa Jonas
406. ↑ ushmm.org (3): Rosa Jonas
407. ↑ ushmm.org (4): Rosa Jonas
408. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Jonas
409. ↑ yadvashem.org: Else Betty Wallheimer
410. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Else Betty Wallheimer
411. ↑ ushmm.org: Else Betty Wallheimer
412. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Else Betty Wallheimer
413. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Parkstrasse 22" (PDF)
414. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Max Reinemann
415. ^ Yadvashem.org: Max Reinemann
416. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Max Reinemann
417. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Isaac Kurt Reinemann
418. ^ Yadvashem.org: Isaac Kurt Reinemann
419. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Isaac Kurt Reinemann
420. ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Isaac Kurt Reinemann
421. ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Isaac Kurt Reinemann
422. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Irma Reinemann
423. ↑ yadvashem.org: Irma Reinemann
424. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Irma Reinemann
425. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Irma Reinemann
426. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Regentenstraße 67" (PDF)
427. ↑ yadvashem.org: Leopold Grünstein
428. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Leopold Grünstein
429. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Leopold Grünstein
430. ↑ ushmm.org: Leopold Grünstein
431. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Leopold Grünstein
432. ↑ ushmm.org: Anna Grünstein
433. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Anna Grünstein
434. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Anna Grünstein
435. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Regentenstraße 107" (PDF)
436. ^ Yadvashem.org: Siegbert Hené
437. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Siegbert Hené
438. ^ Yadvashem.org: Berta Hené
439. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Berta Hené
440. ↑ ushmm.org: Berta Hené
441. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Berta Hené
442. ^ Yadvashem.org: Günter Hené
443. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Günter Hené
444. ↑ ushmm.org: Günter Hené
445. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Günter Hené
446. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Roermonder Straße 27" (PDF)
447. ↑ yadvashem.org: Berta Liffmann
448. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Berta Liffmann
449. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Berta Liffmann
450. ↑ ushmm.org: Berta Liffmann
451. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Berta Liffmann
452. ↑ yadvashem.org: Moritz Liffmann
453. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Moritz Liffmann
454. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Moritz Liffmann
455. ↑ ushmm.org: Moritz Liffmann
456. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Moritz Liffmann
457. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Moritz Liffmann
458. ↑ yadvashem.org: Helmut Liffmann
459. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Helmut Liffmann
460. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Helmut Liffmann
461. ↑ ushmm.org: Helmut Liffmann
462. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Helmut Liffmann
463. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Schillerstraße 12c" (PDF)
464. ↑ yadvashem.org: Use Abraham
465. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Use Abraham
466. ↑ ushmm.org: Ilse Abraham
467. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ilse Abraham
468. ^ Yadvashem.org: Willy Abraham
469. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Willy Abraham
470. ↑ ushmm.org: Willy Abraham
471. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Willy Abraham
472. ↑ yadvashem.org: Helmut Abraham
473. ↑ ushmm.org: Helmut Abraham
474. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Helmut Abraham
475. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Schillerstraße 63" (PDF)
476. ↑ yadvashem.org: Mathilde Vogel
477. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Mathilde Vogel
478. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Mathilde Vogel
479. ↑ yadvashem.org: Gertrud Vogel
480. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Gertrud Vogel
481. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Gertrud Vogel
482. ↑ ushmm.org: Gertrud Vogel
483. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Gertrud Vogel
484. ↑ yadvashem.org: Dr. Kurt Vogel
485. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Dr. Kurt Vogel
486. ↑ ushmm.org: Dr. Kurt Vogel
487. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Dr. Kurt Vogel
488. ^ Yadvashem.org: Bernhard Vogel
489. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Bernhard Vogel
490. ↑ ushmm.org: Bernhard Vogel
491. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Bernhard Vogel
492. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Speicker Straße 41" (PDF)
493. ↑ yadvashem.org: Anna Fröhling
494. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Anna Fröhling
495. ↑ ushmm.org: Anna Fröhling
496. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Anna Fröhling
497. ^ Yadvashem.org: Helene Fröhling
498. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Helene Fröhling
499. ↑ ushmm.org: Helene Fröhling
500. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Helene Fröhling
501. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Stepgesstraße 29" (PDF)
502. ↑ yadvashem.org: Sara Winter
503. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Sara Winter
504. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Sara Winter
505. ↑ ushmm.org: Sara Winter
506. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sara Winter
507. ↑ holocaust.cz: Sara Winter
508. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Stepgesstraße 33" (PDF)
509. ↑ yadvashem.org: Alfred Schnook
510. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Alfred Schnook
511. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Alfred Schnook
512. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Alfred Schnook
513. ↑ yadvashem.org (5): Alfred Schnook
514. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Alfred Schnook
515. ↑ yadvashem.org: Rosalie Schnook
516. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Rosalie Schnook
517. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Rosalie Schnook
518. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Rosalie Schnook
519. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosalie Schnook
520. ↑ yadvashem.org: Henny Schnook
521. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Henny Schnook
522. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Henny Schnook
523. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Henny Schnook
524. ↑ yadvashem.org (5): Henny Schnook
525. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Henny Schnook
526. ↑ yadvashem.org: Heinz Schnook
527. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Heinz Schnook
528. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Heinz Schnook
529. ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Heinz Schnook
530. ↑ yadvashem.org (5): Heinz Schnook
531. ↑ yadvashem.org (6): Heinz Schnook
532. ↑ yadvashem.org (7): Heinz Schnook
533. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Waldhausener Straße 72" (PDF)
534. ^ Yadvashem.org: Jacob Levi
535. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Jacob Levi
536. ↑ ushmm.org: Jacob Levi
537. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Jacob Levi
538. ^ Yadvashem.org: Fanny Levi
539. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Fanny Levi
540. ↑ ushmm.org: Fanny Levi
541. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Fanny Levi
542. ^ Yadvashem.org: Erna Levi
543. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Erna Levi
544. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Erna Levi
545. ^ Yadvashem.org: Alex Levi
546. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Alex Levi
547. ↑ ushmm.org: Alex Levi
548. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Alex Levi
549. ^ Yadvashem.org: Joachim Levi
550. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Joachim Levi
551. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Joachim Levi
552. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine ​​Weiherstraße 27" (PDF)
553. ^ Yadvashem.org: Heinz Berthold Fürst
554. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Heinz Berthold Fürst
555. ↑ ushmm.org: Heinz Berthold Fürst
556. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Heinz Berthold Fürst
557. ↑ yadvashem.org: Edith Fürst
558. ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Edith Fürst
559. ↑ ushmm.org: Edith Fürst
560. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Edith Fürst
561. ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Weiherstrasse 42" (PDF)
562. ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Siegfried Willner
563. ^ Yadvashem.org: Siegfried Willner
564. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Siegfried Willner
565. ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Siegfried Willner
566. ↑ ushmm.org: Siegfried Willner
567. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Siegfried Willner
568. ↑ ushmm.org (3): Siegfried Willner
569. ↑ ushmm.org (4): Siegfried Willner
570. ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Auguste Willner
571. ^ Yadvashem.org: Auguste Willner
572. ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Auguste Willner
573. ↑ ushmm.org: Auguste Willner
574. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Auguste Willner
575. ↑ ushmm.org (3): Auguste Willner
576. ↑ ushmm.org: Eddie Helmut Willner
577. ↑ ushmm.org (2): Eddie Helmut Willner
578. ↑ ushmm.org (3): Eddie Helmut Willner
579. ↑ ushmm.org (4): Eddie Helmut Willner
580. ↑ ushmm.org (5): Eddie Helmut Willner
581. ↑ ushmm.org (6): Eddie Helmut Willner

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