List of stumbling blocks in Mainz-Finthen

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Stumbling blocks in Mainz-Finthen

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address	Laying date	Donated by	inscription	annotation
Poststrasse 11 Mainz-Finthen	50090123 ♠January 23, 2009	Finther homeland and history association	HERE LIVED ELISE HENLEIN GEB. SIMON JG. DEPORTED IN 1880, MURDERED IN THERESIENSTADT, 1942	The 59-year-old, hard of hearing World War II veteran , holder of EK I and II , Max Henlein and his 59-year-old wife Elise were attacked and mistreated by a Nazi mob, including one of his neighbors, on November 10, 1938. When Max Henlein referred his acquaintance to their good relationship so far and to his participation in the war, he received the answer that he would have to keep his mouth shut . The house and its inventory were devastated and should then be burned down. This could only be prevented through the energetic intervention of the neighboring farmer Nikolaus Schmitt, who was worried about his adjoining barn filled with straw. Instead, the inventory thrown out the window went up all in flames. Max Henlein ID card
Poststrasse 11 Mainz-Finthen			MAX HENLEIN JG LIVED HERE . DEPORTED IN 1879, MURDERED IN THERESIENSTADT, 1942
Poststrasse 13 Mainz-Finthen			ELLA MARX JG LIVED HERE . 1903 DEPORTED 1942 MURDERED IN AUSCHWITZ	Manfred Winterfeld lived with his mother Betty in Finthen near Mainz, in the house of his uncle Leopold Marx and his aunt Ella. During the November pogrom of 1938, the five Jewish families living in Finthen were all harassed, in some cases mistreated and their apartments ransacked, including the apartment of Manfred and his mother and that of his uncle, Leopold Marx. After these threatening events, Ms. Winterfeld and her son sought refuge in the city. The Jewish schools had also been destroyed. Lessons now took place in temporary rooms in the Jewish community office at Forsterstrasse 2. Manfred and his mother were deported on the first large transport on March 20, 1942, together with 1,000 Jews from the former People's State of Hesse to Piaski near Lublin in Poland and probably murdered a few weeks later in the Sobibór extermination camp. Manfred Winterfeld identification card
			LEOPOLD MARX JG LIVED HERE . DEPORTED IN 1890 IN 1942 MURDERED IN THE DIRECTION OF POLAND
			HERE LIVED BETTY WINTERFELD GEB. MARX JG. 1901 DEPORTED 1942 MURDERED PIASKI
			MANFRED WINTERFELD JG LIVED HERE . DEPORTED 1928 1942 PIASKI MURDERED
Prunkgasse 8 Mainz-Finthen			AUGUST WEIS JG LIVED HERE . DEPORTED IN 1864 MURDERED IN THERESIENSTADT IN 1943	The Weiss couple, in whose house the non-Jewish, deaf-mute Fritz Doll also lived, were a well-respected, amiable, elderly couple in Finthen. But even that did not protect them from being attacked by Nazi thugs after the pogrom night on November 10, 1938. The house in Prunkgasse was vandalized and the couple were mistreated. According Benno King, a witness, then ten years old, was heard except the wines of Ms. Weis no word of the couple, which was frozen with fear and terror. Only the roar of anti-Semitic slogans and insults boomed from the house . The village policeman beat the deaf and mute Fritz Doll out of his quarters and yelled "You pig, you are worse than the Jews themselves, how can you, as a German servant of the Jews, be?" According to a document from the Israelite community, the couple then found accommodation at Fischergasse 6 in Mainz, where Franziska Weis died on March 20, 1939 as a result of the Nazi terror.
Prunkgasse 8 Mainz-Finthen			HERE LIVED FRANZISKA WEIS GEB. GRAY JG. 1863 VICTIMS OF pogrom TOT 10/11/1938