List of stumbling blocks in Mönchengladbach - South District
Stumbling block for Theo Hespers
The list of stumbling blocks in Mönchengladbach - South District contains all the stumbling blocks that were laid by Gunter Demnig in Mönchengladbach in the South 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.
More installed stumbling blocks in other districts of Mönchengladbach can be found here:
Laying stumbling blocks
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Bachstrasse 163 |
April 4, 2007 | Lina Beretz, born in 1892, lived here . Escape to Holland. Camp Westerbork deported Auschwitz murdered 21.09.1942 |
Lina Beretzwas born as the daughter of Hubert Beretz (* July 1st, 1866) and Sibilla Beretz, b. Cahn (* 08.08.1862) was born on 14.05.1892 in Karken , she remained unmarried. Lina had three siblings: Alexander (* July 25th, 1893) , Max (* June 14th, 1896) and Frieda (* October 18th, 1898 ) . Lina, Max, Sibilla and Hubert emigrated to the Netherlands ; Lina was interned in Westerbork and deported to Auschwitz on September 21, 1942; the date of death is given as September 21, 1942. | |
Hubert Beretz, born in 1866, lived here . Escape to Holland. Camp Westerbork deported Auschwitz murdered December 15, 1942 |
Hubert Beretzwas born on July 1st, 1866 as the son of Isaac Beretz (1823–1910) and Jetta Beretz, b. Marks (1831–1906) born in Vlodrop . He married Sibilla Cahn on June 30th, 1891 (* August 8th, 1862) , the marriage had four children: Lina (* May 14th, 1892) , Alexander (* July 25th, 1893) , Max (* June 14th, 1896) and Frieda (* October 18, 1898) . Hubert had to close his butcher shop in 1938, as a result Lina, Max, Sibilla and Hubert emigrated to the Netherlands . Hubert was interned in Westerbork in 1941, deported to Auschwitz on December 12th, 1942 and murdered there; the date of his death is given as December 15th, 1942. | |||
Sibilla Beretz nee lived here . Cahn, born in 1862, escaped to Holland, dead on August 26, 1941 in Westerbork concentration camp |
Sibilla Cahnwas born on 08.08.1862 as the daughter of Joseph Cahn and Sara Cahn, b. Gottschal (c) k (1834–1905) born in Schnelsen. She married Hubert Beretz (* July 1st, 1866) , the marriage had four children: Lina (* May 14th, 1892) , Alexander (* July 25th, 1893) , Max (* June 14th, 1896) and Frieda (* October 18th, 1898 ) . Lina, Max, Sibilla and Hubert emigrated to the Netherlands, Sibilla was interned in Westerbork, where she died on August 26, 1941. | |||
Max Beretz, born in 1896, lived here . Escape to Holland Westerbork concentration camp deported Auschwitz murdered February 28, 1943 |
Max Beretzwas born on June 14th, 1896 as the son of Hubert Beretz (* July 1st, 1866) and Sibilla Beretz, b. Cahn (* 08.08.1862) was born in Rheydt, he remained unmarried. Max had three siblings: Lina (* May 14th, 1892) , Alexander (* July 25th, 1893) and Frieda (* October 18, 1898) . Lina, Max, Sibilla and Hubert emigrated to the Netherlands, Max was interned in Westerbork and deported to Auschwitz in 1942, where he was pronounced dead on February 28, 1943. | |||
Alexander Beretz, born in 1893 , lived here, deported to Auschwitz, murdered March 31, 1944 |
Alexander Beretzwas born on July 25th, 1893 as the son of Hubert Beretz (* July 1st, 1866) and Sibilla Beretz, b. Cahn (* 08.08.1862) born in Rheydt. He had three siblings: Lina (* May 14, 1892) , Max (* June 14, 1896) and Frieda (* October 18, 1898) . Alexander married Emma Isaak (* February 18, 1895) , the marriage resulted in a son:Helmut (born March 30, 1927 in The Hague, fate unknown). Alexander and Emma emigrated to the Netherlands in 1922, after the Nazis' invasion they were interned in Westerbork and deported to Auschwitz, where Alexander was murdered on March 31, 1944. | |||
Emma Beretz nee lived here . Isaak born 1895 deported Auschwitz murdered May 22nd, 1944 |
Emma Isaacwas born on February 18th, 1895 in Herrath. She married Alexander Beretz (* July 25th, 1893) from the marriage had a son: Helmut (* March 30th, 1927 in The Hague, fate unknown) . Alexander and Emma emigrated to the Netherlands in 1922, after the Nazis' invasion they were interned in Westerbork and deported to Auschwitz, where Emma was murdered on May 22nd, 1944. | |||
Frieda Levy nee lived here . Beretz born in 1898 deported to the east in 1943 |
Frieda Beretzwas born on October 18, 1898 as the daughter of Hubert Beretz (* July 1, 1866) and Sibilla Beretz, b. Cahn (* 08.08.1862) was born in Rheydt, she had three siblings: Lina (* 14.05.1892) , Alexander (* 25.07.1893) and Max (* 14.06.1896) . Frieda married Josef Levy (* July 2nd, 1893) , both emigrated to France via Belgium in 1938, where they were detained in an internment camp (such as Le Faugas-Mazères or Saint-Cyprien) after the Nazis invaded. Frieda was deported to Auschwitz in 1943, where he was murdered. | |||
Josef Levy lived here, deported to the east in 1943 |
Josef Levywas born on July 2nd, 1893 in Aachen, he married Frieda Beretz (* October 18th, 1898) . Josef and Frieda emigrated to France via Belgium in 1938, where they were detained in an internment camp (such as Le Faugas-Mazères or Saint-Cyprien) after the Nazis invaded. Joseph was deported from Drancy to Auschwitz on September 4th, 1942 and murdered; the year of death is given as 1943. | |||
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Beckersstrasse 20 |
March 25, 2011 | Lena Horn, born in 1859 , lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt, murdered in Trostinec |
Lena Hornwas born on January 2nd, 1859 as the daughter of Veit Horn (1827–1900) and Regina Horn, b. Goldstein (1830–1882) was born in Rheydt, she had three siblings - they are known: Sara (1853–1939) and Joseph (1857–1917). Lena was deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto on July 25, 1942 and transported to Maly Trostinec on August 24, 1942 ; she was declared dead on December 31, 1945 . | |
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Brucknerallee 130 |
January 25, 2008 | Betty Schnitzler, born in 1896, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered |
Betty Schnitzlerwas born on April 26th, 1896 as the daughter of Leo Schnitzler (1864–1927) and Wilhelmine Schnitzler, b. Geisel (1868–1936) born in Müntz . She had two siblings: Helene Schnitzler (1898–1941) and Michael Schnitzler (* May 14, 1902) . Betty remained unmarried, on April 22nd, 1942 she was taken to the Izbica ghetto via Düsseldorf, where she is considered missing. | |
Hildegard Schnitzler, née Elkan, born in 1906, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga, murdered in Stutthof |
Hildegard Elkanwas born on November 18, 1906 as the daughter of Gustav Elkan (1878–1942) and Alwine Elkan, b. Heymann (1877–1940) born in Odenkirchen. She married Michael Schnitzler (* May 14th, 1902) . Michael and his wife were brought to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10, 1941, from there they were deported to Stutthof, where Hildegard perished. | |||
Michael Schnitzler, born in 1902, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Death 1945 in Theresienstadt |
Michael Schnitzlerwas born on May 14, 1902 as the son of Leo Schnitzler (1864–1927) and Wilhelmine Schnitzler, b. Geisel (1868–1936) was born in Müntz, he had a sister Betty (* April 26th, 1896) . He married Hildegard Elkan (* November 18, 1906) , the couple were brought to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 10, 1941, from where they were deported to Stutthof. Michael was transported from there to Buchenwald in August 1944, and in April 1945 he went to the Theresienstadt ghetto. Presumably at the end of May 1945, shortly after his liberation, he died of typhus; the official date of death is June 20, 1945. | |||
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Castle freedom 3 |
November 13, 2011 | Friederike Oberländer nee lived here . Loeb born in 1878 deported 1942 Theresienstadt murdered in Minsk |
Friederike Loebwas born on August 9th, 1878 as the daughter of Karl Loeb and Fanny Loeb, geb. Wolf born in Kallstadt . She married Sigmund Oberländer (* 12.12.1868) , and the marriage had two daughters:Ruth (* unknown, survived, emigrated to the USA via England) and Gertrud (* October 9th, 1902) . On July 25, 1942, Friederike was brought from Aachen with Transport VII / 2 Br 671 to the Theresienstadt ghetto, and on September 16, 1942, further deported with Transport Br to Treblinka. According to this source , she was murdered there. | |
| This is where Sigmund Oberländer, born in 1868 , lived . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt, murdered in Minsk |
Sigmund Oberländerwas born on December 12th, 1868 as the son of Lazarus Oberländer (1832-1915) and Henriette Gertrud Oberländer, geb. Schmidt (1839–1870) was born in Odenkirchen. He married Friederike Loeb (* August 9th, 1878) , and the marriage had two daughters: Ruth (* unknown, survived) and Gertrud (* October 9th, 1902) . Sigmund was brought from Aachen on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, train Da 71 to the Theresienstadt ghetto, on September 16, 1942, on transport Br to Treblinka. Among other things, according to this source , he was murdered there (disputed: According to this source , Sigmund is said to have been murdered in Auschwitz). | |||
| Here lived Gertrud Oberlander Jg. 1902 moved in 1933 Holland interned Westerbork deported murdered in Auschwitz |
Gertrud Oberländerwas born on October 9th, 1902 as the daughter of Sigmund Oberländer (* December 12th, 1868) and Friederike Oberländer, b. Loeb (* 09.08.1878) was born in Odenkirchen, she had a sister: Ruth (* unknown, survived) . Gertrud emigrated to the Netherlands in 1933 and was interned in Westerbork after the Nazis invaded. On February 25, 1944, she was taken from there with Transport XXIV / 4 (deportation number 800) to the Theresienstadt ghetto, and on May 16, 1944 with Transport Ea (deportation number 2300) to Auschwitz, where she was murdered (the date of death is 28.02 .1945 specified). | |||
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Castle freedom 4 |
16th September 2013 | Ulrich Heidelberger, born in 1881, lived here . Flucht 1937 Holland interned Westerbork deported in 1943 Sobibor murdered in 1943 |
Ulrich Heidelbergerwas born on February 24th, 1881 as the son of Moritz Heidelberger and Clara Heidelberger, geb. Rosskamm born in Ichenhausen . He married Johanne Salomon (* March 10th, 1895) in 1920 , the marriage resulted in a daughter:Ilse (* 1921, survived, emigrated to the USA in 1936). Ulrich fled to the Netherlands in February 1937 and was interned with his wife in Westerbork on May 26, 1943. On July 20th, 1943, both were deported to the Sobibor extermination camp; Ulrich's death date is given as July 23rd, 1943. | |
Johanne Heidelberger nee lived here . Salomon Born 1895 Escape 1938 Holland interned Westerbork deported 1943 Sobibor murdered 1943 |
Johanne Salomon was born on March 10th, 1895 as the daughter of David Salmon (1865–1926) and Mathilde Salmon, b. Heimann (* July 22nd, 1867) born in Odenkirchen. In 1920 she married Ulrich Heidelberger (* February 24, 1881) , the marriage resulted in a daughter: Ilse (* 1921, survived) . In August 1938 Johanne and her mother Mathilde were able to travel to the Netherlands. On May 26th, 1943 Ulrich and Johanne were interned in Westerbork, on July 20th, 1943 both were deported to the Sobibor extermination camp, the date of death for Johanne is given as July 23rd, 1943. | |||
Mathilde Salmon nee lived here . Heimann Born 1867 Deported 1941 Lodz / Litzmannstadt murdered 1942 Chelmno / Kulmhof |
Mathilde Heimannwas born on July 22nd, 1867 in Otterberg , she married David Salmon (1865–1926) , one daughter is known: Johanne (* March 10th, 1895) . After moving to Berlin in the meantime, Mathilde was taken to the Litzmannstadt ghetto on Transport 1 on October 18, 1941, from there on to the Chelmno extermination camp on May 8, 1942, where she was murdered. | |||
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Bylandtstrasse 20 |
March 10, 2016 | Siegmund Winter, born in 1881, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered in Sobibor |
Siegmund Winterwas born on April 28, 1881 as the son of the couple Seligmann Winter (1850–1906) and Barbara Winter, b. Salm (1846–1911) born in Rheydt. He was with Berta Winter, geb. Simons (* 05.08.1888) married, the marriage remained childless. The family was deported to Sobibor via Düsseldorf on June 15, 1942, where both were murdered. | |
Berta Winter, born in 1888, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica. Murdered in Sobibor |
Berta Simonswas born on August 5th, 1888 as the daughter of Philipp and Sibilla Simons, b. Daniel was born in Dülken . She married Siegmund Winter (* April 28th, 1881) , the marriage remained childless. Berta and Siegmund were deported via Düsseldorf to Sobibor on June 15, 1942, where they were both murdered. | |||
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Freiheitstrasse 31 |
January 1, 2000 | Josef Joseph, born in 1882, lived here . Escape 1939 America survived |
Joseph Josephwas born on November 9th, 1882 as the son of Ludwig Joseph and Elisabeth Joseph, geb. Walter was born in Altenbamberg . After serving as a front-line fighter in World War I , he worked as a judge at the military court in Cologne, and in 1918 he moved to Rheydt to open a law firm . He married Lilly Salmon (1901–1993), a child - Liesel (1928–2013) - was born. As a Jew , a liberal and a Freemason , he conformed to the enemy image of Nazi ideology , and in 1933 he was denounced as a communist . After a protective custody in Dachau, his license to practice as a lawyer was withdrawn and it was decided to emigrate to Cuba. On May 13, 1939, the MS St. Louis left Hamburg for Cuba, where the passengers were not given a landing permit. After returning to Europe, the Joseph family was given the opportunity to travel to Great Britain , where they were classified as " Enemy Alien ". On September 10th, 1940 the family was able to immigrate to the USA ( Philadelphia ), where Josef died on November 23rd, 1945 .
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Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 21 |
November 13, 2007 | Karl Nussbaum, born in 1893, lived here . Deported in 1943 Theresienstadt. Murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz |
Karl Nussbaumwas born on November 19th, 1893 in Aachen . In December 1919 he married Franziska Scheye (* 23.02.1893) in his hometown , and the marriage had three children: Liselotte, Addy (both survived) and Erwin (* 19.12.1920) . The occupation is specified as a businessman, and he was also a representative of the Reich Association of German Jews. On June 7th, 1943 he was arrested as a "Jewish functionary" and with his wife on June 25th, 1943 with Transport VII / 3, no. 19 deported to Theresienstadt via Düsseldorf. From there, Karl was transported by Transport Ek, no. Brought to Auschwitz in 1233 on September 28, 1944, where he was murdered on the same day. | |
Franziska Nussbaum, née Scheye, born in 1893, lived here . Deported in 1943 Theresienstadt. Murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz |
Franziska Scheyewas born on February 23, 1893 as the daughter of Lippmann Scheye and Fanny Scheye, geb. Mayer born in Vallendar . In December 1919 she married Karl Nussbaum (* November 19, 1893) and the marriage had three children: Liselotte, Addy (both survived) and Erwin (* December 19, 1920) . Franziska and her husband were on June 25th, 1943 with Transport VII / 3, no. 20 deported to Theresienstadt via Düsseldorf. From there, Franziska was taken to Transport Eo, no. In 1537 she was brought to Auschwitz on October 6, 1944, where she was murdered. | |||
Erwin Nussbaum, born in 1920, lived here . Escape 1939 Holland Interned Westerbork Deported Murdered in 1944 in Auschwitz |
Erwin Nussbaumwas born on December 19, 1920 as the son of Karl Nussbaum (* November 19, 1893) and Franziska Nussbaum, b. Scheye (* February 23, 1893) was born in Rheydt. He lived with his parents until April 1938, but then moved to Ligota Tułowicka, where he was arrested during the November pogrom in 1938 and taken to Buchenwald. In December 1939 he returned to his parents' house, on January 6, 1939 he moved to Deventer . After the Nazis invaded the Netherlands, he was arrested and interned in Westerbork. From there he went to Auschwitz in 1942, where he was gassed on March 31, 1944. | |||
Hermann Michelson, born in 1858, lived here . Escape 1939 Holland Interned Westerbork Deported Murdered in 1943 in Auschwitz |
Hermann Michelsonwas born on October 14th, 1858 as the son of Carl and Helene Michelson in Moers , he was with Emilie Michelson, geb. Bender married. They lived from August 4th, 1938 to January 19th, 1939 in the house at Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 21, but then emigrated to The Hague. Hermann he was deported from Westerbork to Auschwitz on February 26th, 1943 and later declared dead. The date of death is given as 02/26/1943. Emilie has probably already died in the Netherlands, she could have been buried in the Jewish cemetery in Wassenaar. | |||
Simon Spier, born in 1861, lived here . Deported in 1942 Theresienstadt. Murdered in 1942 in Maly Trostinec |
Simon Spierwas born on October 17th, 1861 in Kalkar . He was with Rosa Spier, geb. Strauss (* 27.10.1866) married, they lived from 03.03.1939 to 16.01.1942 in the house at Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 21. On 25.07.1942 both were deported via Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2 to Ghetto Theresienstadt, Simon was deported on 09/21/1942 from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. In 898 he was brought to Treblinka, where he was murdered (disputed: this source reports that Maly Trostinec was the place of death, this source speaks of another deportation on September 21, 1942 with the transport Bp, no. 1279 to Treblinka). | |||
Rosa Spier, née Strauss, born in 1866, lived here . Deported. Death 1942 in Theresienstadt |
Pink bouquetwas born on October 27, 1866 in Millingen , she was married to Simon Spier (* October 17, 1861) , they lived from March 3, 1939 to January 16, 1942 in the house at Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 21. On July 25, 1942, both of them came to Düsseldorf with transport VII / 2, no. 897 deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where Rosa was killed on August 3rd, 1942. | |||
Hermann Harf, born in 1884, lived here . Deported 1941 Murdered in Lodz |
Hermann Harfwas born as the son of Lazarus Harf and Fanni Harf, b. Meyer was born on March 4th, 1884 in Wegberg . He married Selma Sternberg (* 23.12.1891) . Hermann and Selma were deported to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1942, Hermann was murdered in Chelmno in September 1942 (controversial: this source speaks of Łódź as the place of death, no date of death is given there). | |||
Selma Harf, née Sternberg, born in 1891, lived here . Deported in 1941, murdered in Lodz |
Selma Sternbergwas born on December 23, 1891 as the daughter of Alexander Sternberg and Lina Sternberg, b. Heinsberg born in Lüthorst . She married Hermann Harf (* March 4th, 1884) . Hermann and Selma were deported via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto on October 27, 1942, Selma was murdered in Chelmno in September 1942 (disputed: this source speaks of Łódź as the place of death, no date of death is given there). | |||
Siegfried Isaac, born in 1871, lived here . Deported in 1942, died in 1943 in Theresienstadt |
Siegfried Isaacwas born on March 3rd, 1871 in Rheydt, the profession is specified as a businessman. He was single and moved - such as B. also the Spier family - in the Jewish old people's home on Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 21 . Siegfried was deported on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, train Da 71 from Aachen (deportation number 548) to Theresienstadt, where he was murdered on April 5, 1943. | |||
Rosa Kanter, born in 1860, lived here . Deported in 1942, died in 1943 in Theresienstadt |
Rosa Windmüllerwas born on January 14th, 1860 in Borken as the daughter of Salomon Windmüller and Engelina Windmüller, b. Born Oster, the profession is given as housewife, she was married (husband unknown). On July 25, 1942, Rosa was deported via Düsseldorf to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where she was murdered on November 29, 1942. | |||
Hermine Lenneberg, née Reifenberg, born in 1882, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Hermione Reifenbergwas born on February 25th, 1882 as the daughter of Joseph and Henriette Reifenberg in Cologne. Housewife is stated as a profession, she was married to Julius Lenneberg († 16.09.1941), who owned the house at Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 21 . Hermine was brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, and deported to Chelmno on May 6, 1942. The date of death is given as May 7th, 1942. | |||
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Gasstrasse 13 |
December 18, 2008 | Frieda Kerp, née Herz, born in 1895, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Frieda heartwas born on January 18, 1895 as the daughter of Hermann Herz (1851–1917) and Johanna Herz, geb. Bender (1854–1935) born in Polch . She was withAlfred Kerp (* 1895, † 23.03.1939) married, the marriage resulted in two children: Helmut (* 10.10.1920) and Irmgard (* 28.01.1922) . Seamstress is specified as the occupation. Frieda and both children were brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, and deported to Chelmno on June 28, 1944. The date of death is given as June 29, 1944 (disputed: This source speaks of Łódź as the place of death, a date of death is not given). | |
Irmgard Kerp, born in 1922, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Irmgard Kerpwas born on January 28th, 1922 as the daughter of Alfred Kerp (* 1895) and Frieda Kerp, b. Herz (* January 18th, 1895) born in Odenkirchen. She had a brother: Helmut (* 10.10.1920) , the profession is given as a seamstress. The family was brought to the Łódź ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, and deported to Chelmno on June 28, 1944. The date of death is given as June 29, 1944 (disputed: This source speaks of Łódź as the place of death, a date of death is not given). | |||
Helmut Kerp, born in 1920, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Helmut Kerpwas born on 10.10.1920 as the son of Alfred Kerp (* 1895) and Frieda Kerp, b. Herz (* January 18th, 1895) born in Odenkirchen. He had a sister: Irmgard (* January 28, 1922) , the profession is specified as a locksmith. The family was deported on October 27, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Łódź ghetto, where he was declared dead (November 7, 1941). | |||
Karl Frenkel, born in 1889, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica, murdered |
Karl Frenkelwas born on January 8th, 1887 as the son of Bernhard Frenkel (1852–1926) and Johanna Frenkel, geb. Tannenbaum (1859–1905) was born in Jüchen . The profession is butcher, he was with Jenny Frenkel, geb. Mayer (* 13.06.1892) married, the marriage resulted in three sons: Kurt (* 22.10.1924) , Günter (* 13.09.1927) and Herbert (* 21.04.1929) . On April 22nd, 1942 the family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where Karl was pronounced dead. | |||
Jenny Frenkel nee lived here . Mayer born in 1892 Deported 1942 Izbica murdered |
Jenny Johanna Mayerwas born on June 13th, 1892 in Mönchengladbach. Housewife is mentioned as a profession, she was married to Karl Frenkel (* January 8th, 1887) , the couple had three children: Kurt (* October 22nd, 1924) , Günter (* September 13th, 1927) and Herbert (* April 21st, 1929) . On April 22nd, 1942 the family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where Jenny was pronounced dead. | |||
Kurt Frenkel born in 1924 lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered |
Kurt Frenkelwas born on October 22, 1924 as the son of Karl Frenkel (* January 8, 1887) and Jenny Frenkel, b. Mayer (* 13.06.1892) born in Mönchengladbach. Kurt had two brothers: Günter (* 13.09.1927) and Herbert (* 21.04.1929) . On April 22nd, 1942 the family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where Kurt was pronounced dead. | |||
Günter Frenkel, born in 1927, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered |
Günter Frenkelwas born on September 13, 1927 as the son of Karl Frenkel (* January 8, 1887) and Jenny Frenkel, b. Mayer (* 13.06.1892) born in Jüchen. Günter had two brothers: Kurt (* October 22, 1924) and Herbert (* April 21, 1929) . On April 22nd, 1942 the family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where Günter was pronounced dead. | |||
Herbert Frenkel, born in 1929, lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica Murdered |
Herbert Frenkelwas born on April 21, 1929 as the son of Karl Frenkel (* January 8, 1887) and Jenny Frenkel, b. Mayer (* 13.06.1892) born in Jüchen. Herbert had two brothers: Günter (* 13.09.1927) and Kurt (* 22.10.1924) . On April 22nd, 1942 the family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where Herbert was pronounced dead. | |||
Leopold Ullmann, born in 1876, lived here, deported in 1942, dead February 15, 1945 in Theresienstadt |
Leopold Ullmannwas born on January 22nd, 1876 as the son of Marcus Ullmann and Henriette Ullmann, geb. Liffmann born in Schelsen , he was with Karoline Ullmann, geb. Winter (* 24.06.1869) married. Leopold and Karoline were transported from Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, no. Deported to Theresienstadt in 937, where he was murdered on February 15th, 1945. | |||
Karoline Ullmann, born Winter, born in 1869, lived here, deported in 1942, dead 11.8.1943 in Theresienstadt |
Karoline Winterwas born on June 24th, 1869 as the daughter of Emanuel Winter and Wilhelmina Winter, geb. Weingarten born in Glehn. Leopold and Karoline were transported from Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, no. Deported to Theresienstadt in 936, where she was murdered on August 11, 1943. | |||
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Hauptstrasse 12 |
March 10, 2016 | Amalie Buchholz, born in 1868, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Murdered August 28, 1942 |
Amalie Buchholzwas born on December 30th, 1868 as the daughter of Siegmund Buchholz and Rica Buchholz, b. Sutheim (1833–1890) was born in Detmold, she had a sister: Margarethe (* June 12th, 1876) . On July 25th, 1942 the Buchholz sisters were deported to Theresienstadt on Transport VII / 2, Zug Da 71, where Amalie died on August 28th, 1942 of "weak heart". | |
Margarethe Buchholz, born in 1876 , lived here, deported in 1942 Theresienstadt, murdered in Treblinka in 1942 |
Margarethe Buchholzwas born on June 12th, 1876 as the daughter of Siegmund Buchholz and Rica Buchholz, b. Sutheim (1833–1890) was born in Detmold, she had a sister: Amalie (* December 30th, 1868) . On July 25, 1942, the Buchholz sisters were taken to Theresienstadt on Transport VII / 2, Zug Da 71, Margarethe was then deported to Treblinka on September 26, 1942, where she was murdered. | |||
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Hauptstrasse 33 |
December 18, 2008 | Adele Aron, born in 1920, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Adele Aron was born on March 9th, 1920 as the daughter of Salli Aron (1876–1938) and Karoline Aron, b. Willner (* 07.08.1884) was born in Rheydt, she had a sister: Hildegard (* 1906) . Karoline and Adele were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, and from there they were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on June 26, 1944; the date of Adele's death is given as June 27, 1944 (controversial: according to this source , Adele died at an unknown time in Litzmannstadt). | |
Karoline Aron, née Willner, born in 1884, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Lodz |
Karoline Willnerwas born on 08/07/1884 as the daughter of Benjamin Willner and Adelheid Willner, geb. Born small in Vorst. She married Salli Aron (1876–1938) , and the marriage resulted in two daughters: Adele (03/09/1920) andHildegard (* 1906, moved to Recklinghausen in 1938, survived, emigrated to New York via England). Karoline and Adele were brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, and from there they were deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on June 26, 1944; Karoline was murdered here in September 1944 (disputed: According to this source , Karoline is said to have died in Litzmannstadt at an unknown time). | |||
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Main Street 175 |
18th December 2017 | Amalie Hansel nee lived here . Levy born in 1872 deported 1942 Theresienstadt murdered March 31, 1943 |
Amalie Levywas born on 08.08.1872 as the daughter of Simon Levy (1846–1935) and Johanna Levy, b. Cahn was born in Dülken, she had a sister: Regina (January 3rd, 1876) . She married Ernst August Hansel (fate unknown), the marriage remained childless. Amalie was born on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, no. 476 deported via Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where she was murdered on March 31, 1943. | |
Regina Levy, born in 1876 , lived here, deported in 1941, murdered in Riga in January 1942 |
Regina Levywas born on January 3rd, 1876 as the daughter of Simon Levy (1846–1935) and Johanna Levy, b. Cahn was born in Giesenkirchen, she had a sister: Amalie (* 08.08.1872) . Regina remained unmarried, one illegitimate daughter - Else (born January 30, 1902, moved to the Netherlands in 1929, survived) - is known. Regina was deported from Düsseldorf to the Riga Ghetto on December 11, 1941, where she (presumably) perished in January 1942 (controversial: this source states rain as the place of death). | |||
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Hauptstrasse 236 |
January 25, 2008 | Ilse Simons nee lived here . Albesheim born in 1913 deported 1942 Izbica murdered |
Use Albesheimwas born on March 4th, 1913 as the daughter of Max Albesheim and Else Albesheim, b. Mosheim was born in Soest. On December 19, 1935 she married Dr. Walter Simons (* August 12th, 1888) , the marriage remained childless. On June 15, 1942, Walter and Ilse were deported via Düsseldorf to Sobibor, where Ilse was murdered (disputed: this source gives Izbica as the place of death). | |
| This is where Dr. Walter Simons born in 1898 arrested 1938 Dachau deported 1942 Izbica murdered in Majdanek in 1942 |
Dr. Walter Simonson August 12, 1888 as the son of Benjamin Simons (1864–1937) and Franziska Simons, b. Goldschmidt (1871–1942) born in Rheydt, after studying in Bonn he worked as a general practitioner in Rheydt from 1927. On December 19, 1935 he married Ilse Albesheim (* March 4, 1913) , the marriage remained childless. After the pogrom, Walter was imprisoned in Spatzenberg Prison and from there on November 17, 1938, to Dachau concentration camp, where he was released on December 5, 1938. On June 15, 1942, Walter and Ilse were deported to Sobibor via Düsseldorf; Walter was transferred to the Majdanek extermination camp on September 21, 1942, where he was murdered at an unknown time.
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Hermann-Löns-Strasse 4 |
March 25, 2011 | Ernst Meyer, born in 1893, lived here, Jehovah's Witness arrested several times, most recently in 1944 "Treason", Brandenburg prison, executed December 11, 1944 |
Ernst Meyerwas born on June 1st, 1893 as the son of Johann Albert Meyer and Maria Meyer, geb. Elschenbroich born in Rheydt. He married Henriette Fleck (* July 14th, 1896) , the marriage had three children:Ruth (* May 24th, 1923), Erich (* June 14th, 1925) andWerner (* November 22, 1929), the family belonged to the Jehovah's Witness community . Ernst was sentenced to five months' imprisonment on March 4th, 1937 and released from Anrath prison on February 20th, 1939 for illegal activities for the religious community. Since Ernst and Henriette Meyer as well as Luise Pakull continued to disseminate illegal writings of the religious community, they were sentenced to death by the People's Court on August 4th, 1944 ; the execution took place a few days later (December 11th, 1944). | |
Henriette Meyer nee lived here . Fleck Born 1896 Jehovah's Witness arrested 1944 "Treason" executed December 8 , 1944 Berlin-Plötzensee |
Henriette Fleckwas born on July 14th, 1896 in Unterlahn, she married Ernst Meyer (* June 1st, 1893) , the marriage had three children: Ruth (* May 24th, 1923 ) , Erich (* June 14th, 1925 ) and Werner (* November 22nd, 1929 ) , the family belonged to the Jehovah's Witness community . Henriette was sentenced on March 4th, 1937 to a prison term of 30 days for illegal activity for the religious community. Since Ernst and Henriette Meyer as well as Luise Pakull continued to disseminate illegal writings of the religious community, they were sentenced to death by the People's Court on August 4th, 1944; the execution took place a few days later (December 8th, 1944). | |||
Erich Meyer, born in 1925, lived here, Jehovah's Witness refused, arrested 1943, Mohringen concentration camp, 1944 Sachsenhausen, executed December 2nd, 1944 |
Erich Meyerwas born on June 14th, 1925 as the son of Ernst Meyer (* June 1st, 1893) and Henriette Meyer, b. Fleck (* July 14th, 1896) was born in Rheydt, he had two siblings: Ruth (* May 24th, 1923) and Werner (* November 22nd, 1929 ) . Erich refused to do military service for reasons of faith and was therefore arrested by the Gestapo in September 1942. First he was sent to the Moringen youth protection camp from January 1943 to April 1944, from where he was taken to the prison of the Reich Security Main Office in Berlin; (Presumably) on December 2, 1944, Erich Meyer was shot. | |||
Luise Pakull, born in 1895, lived here, a Jehovah's Witness arrested 1937 Düsseldorf prison, executed December 8, 1944 Berlin-Plötzensee |
Luise Pakullwas born on November 8th, 1895 as the daughter of Friedrich and Amalie Pakull in Eiberg, she belonged to the religious community of Jehovah's Witnesses . Luise was arrested in Dortmund on December 21, 1936 for illegal activity for the religious community and sentenced to three months in prison on February 12, 1937. Since Ernst and Henriette Meyer as well as Luise Pakull continued to disseminate illegal writings of the religious community, they were sentenced to death by the People's Court on August 4th, 1944; the execution took place a few days later (December 8th, 1944). | |||
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Klosterhofweg / corner of Konnental |
March 11, 2011 | Engelbert Wilms, born in 1903 , lived here . Arrested in 1937 for "anti-state agitation", Börgermoor camp, dead 18.3.1943 |
Engelbert Wilmswas born on September 23, 1903 in Odenkirchen, all that is known is that he was married and that the marriage resulted in eight children. As a member of the KPD he quickly fell into the clutches of the Nazis: Engelbert was arrested on July 19, 1937 and sentenced to five months in prison by the Düsseldorf Special Court on October 13, 1941 for "subversive statements". After his release he was drafted into the Wehrmacht. In May 1942 another trial was pending against him for "subversive statements and listening to foreign broadcasters". On June 30th, 1942 he was sentenced to five years imprisonment and unworthy of military service by the Aachen military tribunal for "undermining military strength". Engelbert was first brought to Aschendorfermoor and then to the Börgermoor prison camp, where he died on March 18, 1943; pneumonia was given as the cause of death. | |
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Limitenstrasse 38 |
December 22, 2006 | Hans Frenkel, born in 1922, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered in Buchenwald |
Hans Frenkelwas born on October 11, 1922 as the son of Julius Frenkel (* March 2, 1880) and Julie Frenkel, b. Stein (* 23.08.1886) born in Rheydt. On December 11, 1941, the Frenkel family was brought to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf; Hans was deported via Stutthof to the Buchenwald concentration camp in August 1944, where he was murdered. | |
Julie Frenkel née Stein, born in 1886, lived here . Deported 1941 Riga Murdered in Auschwitz |
Julie Steinwas born on August 23, 1886 as the daughter of Aron Stein (1851–1910) and Sophia Stein, b. Hirsch was born in Neuss . She married Julius Frenkel (* March 2nd, 1880) , the marriage had two children:Liesel (April 12th, 1915, survived) and Hans (* October 11th, 1922) . On December 11, 1941, the Frenkel family was brought to the Riga ghetto via Düsseldorf, Julie was deported to Auschwitz on November 2, 1943 and declared dead in 1945. | |||
Julius Frenkel, born in 1880, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered June 16, 1942 |
Julius Frenkelwas born on March 2nd, 1880 as the son of Benedikt Frenkel (1850–1918) and Carolina Frenkel, b. Jonas was born in Odenkirchen. He married Julie Stein (* 23.08.1886) and the marriage had two children: Liesel (12.04.1915, survived) and Hans (* 11.10.1922) . On December 11, 1941, the Frenkel family was deported via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where Julius was murdered on June 16, 1942. | |||
Renate Kaufmann, born in 1915, lived here . Escape 1939 Holland Deported 1941 Murdered in Auschwitz |
Renate Kaufmannwas born on December 15th, 1915 as the daughter of Hermann Kaufmann (* April 2nd, 1878) and Sofie Kaufmann, b. Levi (* August 4th, 1889) was born in Waldenrath , she had a sister ( Else (* December 10th, 1917, murdered in Sobibor in June 1943) ) Renate emigrated to Amsterdam on June 30th, 1939, on July 15th, 1942 she was - via Westerbork - Deported to Auschwitz, where she was murdered, the date of death is given as September 30, 1942. | |||
Hermann Kaufmann, born in 1878, lived here . Escape 1938 Holland Deported Murdered in Sobibor |
Hermann Kaufmannwas born on April 2nd, 1878 as the son of Lion Kaufmann (1842–1916) and Jetta Kaufmann, b. Lichtenstein (1839–1905) born in Waldenrath. He married Sofie Levi (* 04.08.1889) , the marriage had two daughters: Renate (* 15.12.1915) andElse (* December 10th, 1917, murdered in Sobibor in June 1943). Hermann and Sofie emigrated to the Netherlands in 1938, on May 18, 1943 they were deported via Westerbork to Sobibor and murdered there on May 21, 1943 (controversial: this source indicates that Hermann was interned in Vught-Hertogenbosch until May 9, 1943 , then he was deported from Westerbork on May 18th, 1943 to Sobibor, he was declared dead on May 21st, 1943). | |||
Sofie Kaufmann née Levi, born 1889, lived here . Escape 1941 Holland Deported. Murdered in Sobibor |
Sofie Leviwas born on August 4th, 1889 as the daughter of Jacob Levi and Henriette Levi, b. Cohn was born in Otzenrath , one sister is known: Martha (June 3rd, 1888) . She married Hermann Kaufmann (* April 2nd, 1878) , and the marriage resulted in two daughters: Renate (* December 15th, 1915) and Else (* December 10th, 1917, murdered in Sobibor in June 1943) . Hermann and Sofie emigrated to the Netherlands in 1938, on May 18, 1943 they were deported via Westerbork to Sobibor and murdered there on May 21, 1943. | |||
Julius Levy, born in 1885, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in Riga |
Julius Levywas born on October 8th, 1885 as the son of Emanuel Levy and Elisa Levy, b. Levy was born in Wickrath. He married Martha Levi (* 03.06.1888) , the marriage remained childless. Julius was imprisoned in Spatzenberg prison on November 10-16, 1938, transferred to Dachau on November 17, 1938 and released there on December 9, 1938. Julius and Martha were deported on December 11, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where Julius was murdered. | |||
Martha Levy, née Levi, born in 1888, lived here . Deported in 1941 from Riga. Murdered in 1944 in the Stutthof concentration camp |
Martha Leviwas born on June 3rd, 1888 as the daughter of Jacob Levi and Henriette Levi, b. Cohn was born in Otzenrath , one sister is known: Sofie (* 04.08.1889) . She married Julius Levy (* October 8th, 1885) , the marriage remained childless. Julius and Martha were deported to the Riga Ghetto via Düsseldorf on December 11, 1941, Martha was transferred to Stutthof on July 20, 1944, in 1945 she was declared dead (controversial: Among other things, this source indicates the Riga ghetto as the place of death, a date is set not specified there). | |||
Albert Rosenberg, born in 1868, lived here, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead February 5, 1944 |
Albert Rosenbergwas born on December 13th, 1868 as the son of Josef Rosenberg (1836–1901) and Johanna Rosenberg, geb. Meyerbach was born in Amelunxen , one sister is known: Fanny (* 17.08.1866) . Albert married Rosa Meyer (* 04.04.1874) , children are not recorded. Albert, Rosa and Fanny were deported from Düsseldorf to Theresienstadt on July 25th, 1942 and murdered there on February 5th, 1944. | |||
Fanny Rosenberg, born in 1866, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt, dead June 17th, 1944 |
Fanny Rosenbergwas born on August 17, 1866 as the daughter of Josef Rosenberg (1836–1901) and Johanna Rosenberg, geb. Meyerbach was born in Amelunxen, one brother is known: Albert (* 13.12.1868) . Fanny was - together with Abert and Rosa - on July 25th, 1942 from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. Deported to Theresienstadt in 811 and murdered there on June 17th, 1944. | |||
Rosa Rosenberg, née Meyer, born in 1874, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt, dead October 31, 1942 |
Rosa Meyerwas born on 04.04.1874 as the daughter of Jacob Meyer and Rebecca Meyer, b. King born in Münden . Rosa married Albert Rosenberg (* December 13th, 1868) , children are not recorded. Rosa was - together with Albert and Fanny - on July 25, 1942 from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, no. Deported to Theresienstadt in 814, where she was murdered on October 31, 1942. | |||
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Losheimer Strasse 18 |
March 25, 2011 | Moritz Himmelrick born in 1882 lived here . Arrested November 1938 Spatzenberg prison deported 1941 Lodz |
Moritz Himmelrickwas born on December 1st, 1882 as the son of Benjamin Moritz Himmelrick and Carolina Himmelrick, b. Grüneberg (1852–1910) born in Werl . He married Röschen Heumann (* January 10th, 1885) , the marriage had two children: Käthe (* November 23rd, 1911) and Herbert (February 19th, 1923) . After the pogrom, Moritz was taken to the Spatzenberg prison, but was released again shortly afterwards. The entire Himmelrick family was taken to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, from there Moritz was deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on September 10, 1942, where he perished (disputed: Among other things, this source names Litzmannstadt as the place of death, a specific date is not given there called). | |
Röschen Himmelrick nee lived here . Heumann born in 1885 deported to Lodz in 1941 |
Röschen Heumannwas born on January 10th, 1885 as the daughter of Samuel Heumann (1836–1899) and Jeanetta Heumann, b. Meyer (* 1843) born in Friesheim. She married Moritz Himmelrick (* December 1, 1882) , and the marriage had two children: Käthe (* November 23, 1911) and Herbert (February 19, 1923) . The entire Himmelrick family was brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, from there Röschen was deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on September 10, 1942, where she was murdered on September 11, 1942 (controversial: This source names Litzmannstadt as the place of death, among others the specific date is not given there). | |||
| This is where Käthe Himmelrick, born in 1911, lived, deported to Lodz in 1941 |
Kathe Himmelrickwas born on November 23, 1911 as the daughter of Moritz Himmelrick (* December 1, 1882) and Röschen Himmelrick, b. Heumann (* January 10th, 1885) was born in Werl. The entire Himmelrick family was brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, from there Käthe was deported to the Chelmno extermination camp on July 12, 1944, where she was murdered on July 13, 1944 (controversial: This source names Litzmannstadt as the place of death, among others the specific date is not given there). | |||
Herbert Himmelrick born in 1923 lived here, deported 1941 Lodz |
Herbert Himmelrickwas born on February 19, 1923 as the son of Moritz Himmelrick (* December 1, 1882) and Röschen Himmelrick, b. Heumann (* 10.01.1885) was born in Odenkirchen. The entire Himmelrick family was brought to the Litzmannstadt ghetto via Düsseldorf on October 27, 1941, where Herbert was murdered on November 7, 1941. | |||
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Mülgaustraße 13 |
September 4, 2009 | Sophie Stern, born in 1880 , lived here, deported in 1941, murdered in Riga |
Sophie Sternwas born on January 14th, 1880 in Bork. On December 10th, 1941 she was brought to Riga, from there on October 1st, 1944 she was deported to Stutthof, where she was murdered on December 5th, 1944. | |
Hildegard Oberländer, born in 1904 , lived here, deported in 1942, murdered in Auschwitz |
Hildegard Oberländer was born on April 9th, 1904 as the daughter of Maximilian Oberländer (1872–1932) and Bertha Oberländer, b. Bergfeld was born in Odenkirchen, she had a brother: Kurt (* 07.07.1913) . Like her brother, she is said to have had another residence in Berlin. Hildegard was deported on November 29, 1942 with Transport 23 from Berlin to Auschwitz, where she was murdered. | |||
Kurt Oberländer, born in 1913 , lived here, deported in 1943, murdered in Auschwitz |
Kurt Oberländerwas born on 07.07.1913 as the son of Maximilian Oberländer (1872–1932) and Bertha Oberländer, b. Bergfeld was born in Odenkirchen, he had a sister: Hildegard (* April 9th, 1904) . Kurt embarked on a theological career (it is known that he worked as a rabbi in Berlin in 1942), he married Eva Blumenreich (* May 20th, 1919, victim of the Shoah). Kurt and his wife were deported from Berlin to Auschwitz on March 12th, 1943 with Transport 36; Kurt's date of death is given as April 28th, 1943. | |||
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Pötterstrasse 66 |
November 13, 2007 | Vera Mendel, born in 1929, lived here . Escape 1939 Belgium Interned in Mechelen. Deported in 1942. Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz |
Vera Mendelwas born on April 18, 1929 as the daughter of Karl Mendel (* January 12, 1902) and Paula Mendel, b. Jülich (* March 31, 1901) was born in Rheydt, she had a brother ( Richard (* February 12, 1931) ). Karl, Paula, Vera and Richard emigrated to Belgium, on October 10, 1942, Vera was taken from Caserne Dossin to Auschwitz on Transport XIII, where she was pronounced dead. | |
Paula Mendel, née Jülich, born in 1901, lived here . Escape 1939 Belgium Interned in Mechelen. Deported in 1942. Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz |
Paula Jülichwas born on March 31, 1901 in Siegburg . She married Karl Mendel (* January 12th, 1902) , and the marriage had two children: Vera (* April 18, 1929) and Richard (* February 12, 1931) . Karl, Paula, Vera and Richard emigrated to Belgium, on October 10th, 1942 Paula was taken with Transport XIII from Caserne Dossin to Auschwitz, where she was pronounced dead. | |||
Richard Mendel, born in 1931, lived here . Escape 1939 Belgium Interned in Mechelen. Deported in 1942. Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz |
Richard Mendelwas born on February 12, 1931 as the son of Karl Mendel (* January 12, 1902) and Paula Mendel, b. Jülich (* March 31, 1901) was born in Rheydt, he had a sister ( Vera (* April 18, 1929) ). Karl, Paula, Vera and Richard emigrated to Belgium, on October 10, 1942 Richard was taken with Transport XIII from Caserne Dossin to Auschwitz, where he was murdered. | |||
Karl Mendel, born in 1902, lived here . Escape 1939 Belgium Interned Mechelen Deported in 1942 Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz |
Karl Mendel was born on January 12th, 1902 as the son of Ludwig Mendel (* 1878) andAdele Meyer (* 1879) born in Aldekerk , he had three brothers:Erich (* 1907) ,Arthur (* 1900) andOtto (* 1904) . Karl marries Paula Jülich (* March 31, 1901), and the marriage had two children: Vera (* April 18, 1929) and Richard (* February 12, 1931) . Karl, Paula, Vera and Richard emigrated to Belgium, Karl was interned in the Saint Cyprien camp from May 10-15, 1940. On October 10th, 1942 he was brought from Mechelen to Auschwitz, on February 10th, 1945 he was deported to Buchenwald and murdered there. | |||
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Ruhrfelder Strasse 51 |
September 4, 2009 | Jakob Liffmann, born in 1869, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Murdered in Treblinka |
Jakob Liffmannwas born on July 4th, 1869 as the son of Marcus Liffmann (1837–1886) and Amalie Liffmann, geb. Katz (1844–1921) Born in Mönchengladbach, he married Sofia Behr (* April 10th, 1873) , the marriage remained childless. Jakob was transported from Düsseldorf on July 25th, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, no. 679 to Theresienstadt, on September 26, 1942 with Transport Br, no. Deported in 655 to Treblinka, where he was murdered. | |
Sofia Liffmann, née Behr, born in 1873, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt. Murdered in Treblinka |
Sofia Behrwas born on April 10th, 1873 in Heinsberg , she married Jakob Liffmann (* July 4th, 1869) , the marriage remained childless. Sofia was brought from Düsseldorf to Theresienstadt on July 25, 1942, and deported to Treblinka on September 26, 1942, where she was murdered. | |||
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Salierstrasse 18 |
18th December 2017 | Hans Hützen, born in 1932, lived here . 1941 St. Josefshaus Hardt "moved" May 19, 1943 Sanatorium Vienna am Steinhof murdered March 21, 1945 |
Hans Hützen was born on September 27, 1932 as the son of Johann Hützen and Maria Elisabeth Küpper in Rheydt . Due to various disabilities (e.g. he was almost blind since his birth ) he learned to walk very late and his language skills developed only insufficiently. An examination by the Rheinische Landesklinik in Bonn yields a bad diagnosis: there was a significant mental defect . Since there was no progress in his development in the following home care, Hans was from 31.03. Admitted to the sanatorium in Düren until May 7th, 1940 . After a brief return to his parents' home, he was admitted to the Bonn sanatorium on October 3rd, 1940 until the end of January 1941. After a - again brief - return to the parental home, the parents gave Hans to the St. Josefshaus in Hardt on June 3rd, 1941 . From there he was transferred on May 20th, 1943 (another source speaks of May 18th, 1943) to the Wagner von Jauregg sanatorium ("Am Steinhof") in Vienna ( mental clinic for children on the Spiegelgrund ) and - at 11 Years - included in the men's section pavilion 22. On June 8th, 1943, Dr. Ernst Illing " nonsense " with the prognosis "incurable", thereupon Hans is "kept in bed" and becomes emaciated , suspicion of tuberculosis is assumed. From the daily report of December 16, 1943: "expires physically", on March 21, 1945, Hans dies of "lung, peritoneum and intestinal tuberculosis". | |
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Tiergartenstrasse 23 |
April 4, 2007 | Rebeka Cahn nee lived here . Claessen born in 1874 deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead on August 28 , 1942 |
Rebeka Claessenwas born on September 1st, 1874 as the daughter of Simon Claessen (1840–1921) and Eva Claessen, geb. Sassen was born in Hülchrath, she married Emanuel Cahn (* November 26th, 1866) . Emanuel and Rebeka were brought from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, train Da 71, where Rebeka died on August 28, 1942. | |
Emanuel Cahn, born in 1866 , lived here, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead in Maly Trostinek in 1942 |
Emanuel Cahnwas born on November 26th, 1866 as the son of Joseph Cahn and Sara Cahn, b. Gottschal (c) k (1834–1905) was born in Rheydt, he married Rebeka Claessen (* 01.09.1874) . Emanuel and Rebeka were brought from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto on 07/25/1942 with the transport VII / 2, train Da 71, Emanuel was further deported to Maly Trostinez on 09/21/1942, he was declared dead on 05/08/1945 (disputed : According to this source , Emanuel is said to have already perished in Theresienstadt, according to this source he was deported to Treblinka on September 21, 1942, where Emanuel was declared dead). | |||
Margarete Frank, born in 1894 , lived here, deported 1942 Ravensbrück concentration camp, deported 1942 Izbica |
Margarete Frankwas born on December 2nd, 1894 as the daughter of Leopold Frank (* 1852) and Henriette Frank, b. Stiebel was born in Rheydt. After a violation of the ordinance issued in the winter of 1942 for the surrender of all wool and fur items, a protective detention order was issued. Margarete was taken to the Ravensbrück concentration camp and deported to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942, where she perished. | |||
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Vierhausstrasse 3 |
November 13, 2007 | Jenny Isaac, born in Sommer, born in 1877, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1942 in Riga |
Jenny Isaacwas born on September 17th, 1877 as the daughter of Leonard Sommer and Johanna Sommer, geb. Bermann was born in Euskirchen . She married Moritz Isaac (1866–1940), who, together with his brother Julius, owned a mechanical clothing factory, Gebr. Isaac. The marriage resulted in two daughters who survived: Aenne Joelson, b. Isaac (later New York) and Elsbeth Köhlen, b. Isaac. Jenny was deported on December 11, 1941 via Düsseldorf to the Riga ghetto, where she fell victim to the Dünamünde operation on March 26, 1942. | |
Emilie Levi, born in 1907, lived here . Deported in 1941. Murdered in 1943 in Riga |
Emilie Leviwas born on October 4th, 1907 as the daughter of Abraham Levi and Henriette Levi. Nathan was born in Mönchengladbach, she remained unmarried. Emilie was deported to the Riga Ghetto on December 11, 1941, where she died of cancer in the summer of 1943. | |||
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Werner-Gilles-Strasse 2 |
May 24, 2018 | Max Heymann, born in 1887 , lived here, deported 1942, murdered Izbica |
Max Heymannwas born on January 15th, 1887 as the son of the couple Hartogh Heymann and Jetta Heymann, geb. Eisermann was born in Aldenhoven, the profession is specified as a teacher. On March 17th, 1922 he married Anna Buchholz (* November 1st, 1895) , and the marriage had two children: Walter (* June 30th, 1923 ) and Edith (* November 26th, 1925 ) . Max, Anna and the two children voluntarily participated in the transport from Düsseldorf to Izbica on April 21, 1942, nothing is known about their further history. | |
Anna Heymann, née Buchholz, born in 1895 , lived here, deported in 1942, murdered Izbica |
Anna Buchholzwas born on November 1st, 1895 as the daughter of Max Buchholz and Caroline Buchholz, b. Löwenstein was born in Detmold. On March 17th, 1922 she married Max Heymann (January 15th, 1887) , and the marriage had two children: Walter (* June 30th, 1923 ) and Edith (* November 26th, 1925 ) . Max, Anna and the two children voluntarily participated in the transport from Düsseldorf to Izbica on April 21, 1942, nothing is known about their further history. | |||
Walter Heymann, born in 1923 , lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica murdered |
Walter Heymannwas born on June 30th, 1923 as the son of Walter Heymann (* June 30th, 1923) and Anna Heymann, geb. Buchholz (* November 1st, 1895) was born in Rheydt, one sister is known: Edith (* November 26th, 1925 ) . The entire family voluntarily took part in the transport from Düsseldorf to Izbica on April 21, 1942, nothing is known about their further history. | |||
Edith Heymann, born in 1925 , lived here . Deported 1942 Izbica murdered |
Edith Heymannwas born on November 26th, 1925 as the daughter of the couple Walter Heymann (* June 30th, 1923) and Anna Heymann, b. Buchholz (* November 1, 1895) was born in Rheydt, one brother is known: Walter (* June 30, 1923 ) . The entire family voluntarily took part in the transport from Düsseldorf to Izbica on April 21, 1942, nothing is known about their further history. | |||
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Wilhelm-Nießen-Strasse 13 |
November 12, 2011 | Felix Horn born in 1867 lived here, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead August 31, 1943 |
Felix Hornwas born on October 6th, 1867 as the son of Victor Horn (1835-1896) and Rosalie Horn, b. Meyer (1834–1919) born in Dorstfeld , he married Selma Horn on September 22nd, 1902 [* January 10th, 1876) , the marriage resulted in a daughter:Lotte (* April 23rd, 1904, survived, † June 8th, 1950). Felix and Selma were deported on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, Zug Da 71 from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto, the date of Felix's death is given as September 2, 1943. | |
Selma Horn, born in 1876 , lived here, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead December 25, 1943 |
Selma Hornwas born on January 10th, 1876 as the daughter of Josef Horn (1831–1910) and Amalia Horn, b. Schmidt (1838–1890) was born in Odenkirchen, she married Felix Horn on September 22nd, 1902 (* October 6th, 1867) , the marriage resulted in a daughter: Lotte (* April 23rd, 1904) . Felix and Selma were deported on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, Zug Da 71 from Aachen to the Theresienstadt ghetto, the date of Selma's death is given as December 25, 1943. | |||
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Zur Burgmühle 21 (former address: Zur Burgmühle 23) |
December 22, 2006 | Ida Marchfeld nee lived here . Wolff born in 1878 deported Izbica dead in 1942 |
Ida Wolff was born on 06.06.1878 as the daughter of Simon Wolff (* 1839) and Therese Wolff, b. Günther (1847–1903) was born in Bedburg , one sister is known: Berta Wolff (* July 31, 1889) . Ida was married (the husband's name is unknown) and had two children; Only Kurt Marchfeld is known by name (May 2nd, 1915, survived, † 1994 in New York). Ida was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22, 1942, where she perished (this source gives April 22, 1942 as the date of death). | |
Josef Salmon, born in 1866 , lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt murdered in Minsk |
Josef Salmonwas born on September 26th, 1866 as the son of Eduard Salmon (1818–1887) and Helene Salmon, b. Simons (1830–1926) born in Odenkirchen, he married Emma Simson (1866–1922). The marriage resulted in two sons: Paul (1898–1977) and Eduard (* unknown). Josef was brought from Aachen / Düsseldorf to the Theresienstadt ghetto on July 25, 1942, and deported to the Treblinka extermination camp on September 21, 1942; he was pronounced dead. | |||
| Here lived Berta Wolff Jg. 1889 deported in 1942 Izbica dead |
Berta Wolffwas born on July 31, 1889 as the daughter of Simon Wolff (* 1839) and Therese Wolff, b. Günther (1847–1903) was born in Bedburg , one sister is known: Ida Marchfeld (* 06.06.1878) . Berta was deported to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942, where she was murdered. | |||
Ellen Löwenstein, born in 1923 , lived here, deported 1942 Izbica, dead |
Ellen Lowensteinwas born on 02/21/1923 as the daughter of Samuel Löwenstein and Gertrud Löwenstein, geb. Sonnenberg born in Rheydt. On April 22nd, 1942, Ellen was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto, where she was murdered. | |||
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To Burgmühle 24 |
January 27, 2006 | This is where Karl Levy, born in 1874, lived, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, murdered in Auschwitz in 1944 |
Karl Levywas born on May 25th, 1874 as the son of Simon Levy and Johanna Levy, b. Cahn was born in Schelsen, he married Rosa Bähr (March 17th, 1873) in 1907 , the marriage had two children: Walter (* February 16th, 1908) andElisabeth (* 09.19.1910, spent on 18.10.1944 to Halle / Diemitz, deported on 14.02.1945 to Theresienstadt, liberated on 08.05.1945 by the Red Army ). On July 25, 1942, Karl was taken from Düsseldorf with Transport VII / 2, train Da 71 to the Theresienstadt ghetto, and on May 15, 1944, he was deported on Transport Dz to Auschwitz, where he was murdered. | |
Rosa Levy nee lived here . Bähr born in 1873 deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, dead January 20th, 1943 |
Rosa Bährwas born on March 17th, 1873 as the daughter of Meyer Bähr and Elisabeth Bähr, b. Schmitz (1812–1873) was born in Mayen , she married Karl Levy (* 25.05.1874) in 1907 , and the marriage had two children: Walter (* 16.02.1908) and Elisabeth (* 09.19.1910) . Rosa was deported from Düsseldorf on July 25, 1942 with Transport VII / 2, Zug Da 71 to the Theresienstadt ghetto, where she died on January 20, 1942. | |||
Walter Levy, born in 1908 , lived here, deported in 1942, murdered in Izbica |
Walter Levywas born on February 16, 1908 as the son of Karl Levy (* May 25, 1874) and Rosa Levy, b. Bähr (March 17th, 1873) was born in Mönchengladbach, he had a sister: Elisabeth (* September 9th, 1910) . Walter was deported from Düsseldorf to the Izbica ghetto on April 22nd, 1942, where he was murdered. |
Web links
Commons : Stolpersteine in Mönchengladbach - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- stolpersteine.eu
- Query example of the stumbling blocks entered in OSM
- Stumbling blocks in "Stadtgeschichte Mönchengladbach" (City of Mönchengladbach)
Individual evidence
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Bachstraße 163" (PDF)
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Lina Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Lina Beretz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Lina Beretz
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- ^ Family book Euregio. Retrieved December 7, 2018 .
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- ↑ yadvashem.org: Max Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Max Beretz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Max Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org Alexander Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org Alexander Beretz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de Alexander Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Emma Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Emma Beretz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Emma Beretz
- ↑ ushmm.org: Emma Beretz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Frieda Levy
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Josef Levy
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Beckersstraße 20" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Lena Horn
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- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Lena Horn
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Lena Horn
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Brucknerallee 130" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Betty Schnitzler
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Betty Schnitzler
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Betty Schnitzler
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Hildegard Schnitzler
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Michael Schnitzler
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- ↑ ushmm.org: Michael Schnitzler
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- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Michael Schnitzler
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- ↑ ushmm.org: Friederike Oberländer
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Friederike Oberländer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Friederike Oberländer
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Friederike Oberländer
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Friederike Oberländer
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Ruth Oberländer
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Sigmund Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Sigmund Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Sigmund Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Sigmund Oberländer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sigmund Oberländer
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Sigmund Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Gertrud Oberländer
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Burg Freiheit 4" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Ulrich Heidelberger
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Ulrich Heidelberger
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Ulrich Heidelberger
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ulrich Heidelberger
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Johanne Heidelberger
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Johanne Heidelberger
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Johanne Heidelberger
- ↑ ushmm.org: Johanne Heidelberger
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Johanne Heidelberger
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Mathilde Salmon
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Mathilde Salmon
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Mathilde Salmon
- ↑ ushmm.org: Mathilde Salmon
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Mathilde Salmon
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Mathilde Salmon
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Bylandtstraße 20" (PDF)
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Siegmund Winter
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Siegmund Winter
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Siegmund Winter
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Berta Winter
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Berta Winter
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Berta Winter
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Freiheitstrasse 31" (PDF)
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de "stumbling blocks Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 21" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Karl Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ ushmm.org: Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Franziska Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Erwin Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Erwin Nussbaum
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Erwin Nussbaum
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Erwin Nussbaum
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Hermann Michelson
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hermann Michelson
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hermann Michelson
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hermann Michelson
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Simon Spier
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Simon Spier
- ↑ ushmm.org: Simon Spier
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Simon Spier
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Simon Spier
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Rosa Spier
- ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Spier
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Spier
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Rosa Spier
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Hermann Harf
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hermann Harf
- ↑ ushmm.org: Hermann Harf
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hermann Harf
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Selma Harf
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Selma Harf
- ↑ ushmm.org: Selma Harf
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Selma Harf
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Selma Harf
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Siegfried Isaac
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Siegfried Isaac
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Rosa Kanter
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Kanter
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Kanter
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Hermine Lenneberg
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Hermine Lenneberg
- ↑ ushmm.org: Hermine Lenneberg
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hermine Lenneberg
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Gasstrasse 13" (PDF)
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Frieda Kerp
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Frieda Kerp
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Frieda Kerp
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Irmgard Kerp
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Irmgard Kerp
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Irmgard Kerp
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Helmut Kerp
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Helmut Kerp
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Helmut Kerp
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karl Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Karl Frenkel
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karl Frenkel
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karl Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Karl Frenkel
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Jenny Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Jenny Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Jenny Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Kurt Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Kurt Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Kurt Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Günter Frenkel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Günter Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Günter Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Herbert Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Herbert Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Herbert Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Leopold Ullmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Leopold Ullmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Leopold Ullmann
- ↑ ushmm.org: Leopold Ullmann
- ↑ ushmm.org: Leopold Ullmann
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Leopold Ullmann
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Leopold Ullmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karoline Ullmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Karoline Ullmann
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Hauptstrasse 12" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ ushmm.org: Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Amalie Buchholz
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Amalie Buchholz
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Margarethe Buchholz
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Margarethe Buchholz
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Hauptstrasse 33" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Adele Aron
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Adele Aron
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Adele Aron
- ↑ ushmm.org: Adele Aron
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Adele Aron
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Adele Aron
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karoline Aron
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Karoline Aron
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Karoline Aron
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Hauptstrasse 175" (PDF)
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Amalie Hansel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Amalie Hansel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Amalie Hansel
- ↑ ushmm.org: Amalie Hansel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Amalie Hänsel
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Amalie Hansel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Regina Levy
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Regina Levy
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Hauptstrasse 236" (PDF)
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Ilse Simons
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Ilse Simons
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ilse Simons
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Dr. Walter Simons
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Dr. Walter Simons
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Dr. Walter Simons
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Hermann-Löns-Straße 4" (PDF)
- ↑ ushmm.org: Ernst Meyer
- ↑ ushmm.org: Henriette Meyer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Erich Meyer
- ↑ ushmm.org: Luise Pakull
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Klosterhofweg 63" (PDF)
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Limitenstraße 38" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Hans Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hans Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hans Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hans Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Julie Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julie Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Julie Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Julius Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julius Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Julius Frenkel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Julius Frenkel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Renate Kaufmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Renate Kaufmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Renate Kaufmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Renate Kaufmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Hermann Kaufmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Hermann Kaufmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Hermann Kaufmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hermann Kaufmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Sofie Kaufmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Sofie Kaufmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Sofie Kaufmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sofie Kaufmann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Julius Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Julius Levy
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Julius Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Martha Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Martha Levy
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Martha Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Albert Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Albert Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Albert Rosenberg
- ↑ ushmm.org: Albert Rosenberg
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Albert Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Fanny Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Fanny Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Fanny Rosenberg
- ↑ ushmm.org: Fanny Rosenberg
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Fanny Rosenberg
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Fanny Rosenberg
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ ushmm.org (3): Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Rosenberg
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Rosa Rosenberg
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- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Moritz Himmelrick
- ↑ ushmm.org: Moritz Himmelrick
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Moritz Himmelrick
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Moritz Himmelrick
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Moritz Himmelrick
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Röschen Himmelrick
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Röschen Himmelrick
- ↑ ushmm.org: Röschen Himmelrick
- ↑ ushmm.org (2): Röschen Himmelrick
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Röschen Himmelrick
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Röschen Himmelrick
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- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Käthe Himmelrick
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- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Käthe Himmelrick
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- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Herbert Himmelrick
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- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Herbert Himmelrick
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- ↑ ushmm.org: Sophie Stern
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Hildegard Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Hildegard Oberländer
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Hildegard Oberländer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Hildegard Oberländer
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Kurt Oberländer
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Kurt Oberländer
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Kurt Oberländer
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Eva Oberländer
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- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Eva Oberländer
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Eva Oberländer
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Vera Mendel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Vera Mendel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Vera Mendel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Vera Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Paula Mendel
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Paula Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Paula Mendel
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Paula Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Richard Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Richard Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Richard Mendel
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Richard Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karl Mendel
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Karl Mendel
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karl Mendel
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Karl Mendel
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- ↑ yadvashem.org: Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ ushmm.org: Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Jakob Liffmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Sofia Liffmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Sofia Liffmann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Sofia Liffmann
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Sofia Liffmann
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Salierstraße 18" (PDF)
- ^ "Stumbling blocks as a reminder of people of the past and as a reminder for the future" in focus.de
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Rebeka Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Rebeka Cahn
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Rebeka Cahn
- ↑ ushmm.org: Rebeka Cahn
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rebeka Cahn
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Rebeka Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (5): Emanuel Cahn
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- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Emanuel Cahn
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Emanuel Cahn
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Margarete Frank
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Margarete Frank
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Margarete Frank
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Margarete Frank
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Jenny Isaac
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Jenny Isaac
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Jenny Isaac
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Emilie Levi
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Emilie Levi
- ↑ ushmm.org: Emilie Levi
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Emilie Levi
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine Werner-Gilles-Straße 2" (PDF)
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Max Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Max Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Max Heymann
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Walter Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Walter Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Walter Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Walter Heymann
- ^ Yadvashem.org (4): Walter Heymann
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Edith Heymann
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- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Edith Heymann
- ↑ yadvashem.org (4): Edith Heymann
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Felix Horn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Felix Horn
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Felix Horn
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- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Felix Horn
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Felix Horn
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Felix Horn
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Victor Horn
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Rosalie Horn
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Lotte Horn
- ↑ yadvashem.org: Selma Horn
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Selma Horn
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Selma Horn
- ↑ ushmm.org: Selma Horn
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Selma Horn
- ↑ holocaust.cz: Selma Horn
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Selma Horn
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Josef Horn
- ↑ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Amalia Horn
- ↑ moenchengladbach.de: "Stolpersteine zur Burgmühle 21" (PDF)
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Ida Marchfeld
- ↑ yadvashem.org (2): Ida Marchfeld
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Ida Marchfeld
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ida Marchfeld
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Ida Marchfeld
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Kurt Marchfeld
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Josef Salmon
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Berta Wolff
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Berta Wolff
- ↑ yadvashem.org (3): Berta Wolff
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Berta Wolff
- ^ Familienbuch-euregio.de: Berta Wolff
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Ellen Löwenstein
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- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Ellen Löwenstein
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- ^ Yadvashem.org: Karl Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Karl Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Karl Levy
- ↑ ushmm.org: Karl Levy
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Karl Levy
- ^ Holocaust.cz: Karl Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Rosa Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Rosa Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (3): Rosa Levy
- ↑ ushmm.org: Rosa Levy
- ↑ bundesarchiv.de: Rosa Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org: Walter Levy
- ^ Yadvashem.org (2): Walter Levy
- ^ Bundesarchiv.de: Walter Levy
| One district cities |
Duisburg • Düsseldorf • Essen • Krefeld • Mönchengladbach • Mülheim an der Ruhr • Oberhausen • Remscheid • Solingen • Wuppertal |
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| Kleve district |
Emmerich am Rhein • Geldern • Goch • Issum • Kerken • Kevelaer • Kleve • Rees • Rheurdt • Straelen • Uedem • Weeze |
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| Mettmann district |
Erkrath • Haan • Heiligenhaus • Hilden • Langenfeld • Mettmann • Monheim am Rhein • Ratingen • Velbert • Wülfrath |
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| Rhine district of Neuss |
Dormagen • Grevenbroich • Jüchen • Korschenbroich • Meerbusch • Neuss • Rommerskirchen |
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| District of Viersen |
Grefrath • Kempen • Nettetal • Schwalmtal • Tönisvorst • Viersen • Willich |
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| Wesel district |
Alps • Dinslaken • Hamminkeln • Kamp-Lintfort • Moers • Neukirchen-Vluyn • Rheinberg • Schermbeck • Sonsbeck • Wesel • Xanten |
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