List of stumbling blocks in Wiesbaden-Biebrich

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address	Surname	Inscription with additions	Laying date	image	annotation
Brunnengasse 10	Karoline Eisenberger born Worms	Karoline Eisenberger nee lived here . Worms born 1882 Deported in 1942 Lublin Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor	August 28, 2008		Karoline Eisenberger continued to run the butcher's shop after her husband's death in 1926, but probably moved in 1934 to her son and his family at Brunnengasse 10. In the same year she is said to have bought her son a butcher's shop there. Sales were still recorded, but after a continuous decline, they were almost completely absent in 1938. The Wiesbaden butchers were particularly exposed to the harassment of the National Socialists.
Am Schloßpark 83	Jakob Fink	Jakob Fink, born in 1863, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Tot 8.9.1942	April 30, 2013		Jakob Fink was a member of the " Central Association of Jews in Germany eV ", whose members wanted to promote civic equality and the German attitude of Jews in Germany. He was also a member of the “Israelite Men's Sickness Association for Biebrich, Schierstein and Frauenstein”, which served to support sick members and ensure compliance with the ritual rules in the event of death.
Rudolf-Vogt-Strasse 4	Jeanne Harf b. warrior	Jeanne Harf nee lived here . Warrior born 1885 Escape Holland interned in 1943 Westerbork ???	December 10, 2007		The Harfs probably lived in Gera until the early 1920s, because their daughter Carmen Helga Elfriede was born there on September 23, 1923. At the end of the 1920s they must have moved to Wiesbaden-Biebrich, because their name appeared in 1929 under the address Rudolf-Vogt-Str. 4 for the first time in the Biebrich address book. In the entry for 1936/37 the occupation is commercial agent. Lours Harf sold jewelry for Idar-Obersteiner, Pforzheimer and Gablonzer companies.
	Louis Harp	Louis Harf, born in 1884, lived here . Flucht Holland Deported 1943 Lublin / Sobibor Murdered October 11, 1943
Dead end 2	Laura Kussel b. deer	Laura Kussel nee lived here . Hirsch Born 1878 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered June 1942 in Sobibor	0June 8, 2007		The Kussel family lived in Biebrich since 1916, initially in Schulstr. 19, today's Wilhelm-Tropp-Straße, opposite the stone school. Leopold Kussel also had a stationery shop there, in which he mainly sold school supplies, and ran a bookbindery. With the money that the business brought in, he bought the house at Sackgasse 2. The Kussel family had lived there since 1920.
	Leopold Kussel	Leopold Kussel, born in 1884, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin. Murdered in June 1942 in Sobibor
Cheruskerweg 3	Heinrich Leoni	Heinrich Leoni, born in 1905, lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered August 4th, 1942 Majdanek	April 30, 2013		Heinrich Leoni studied German, history and geography for teaching at grammar schools. His trainers certified him with great diligence and eagerness to learn as well as a solid scientific education. According to the headmaster's report from 1931, he was “modest, agreeable and of a fair character.” Heinrich Leoni will not have been teaching for long because the “ Law to Restore the Civil Service ” announced in 1933 to all Jewish citizens Took the opportunity to exercise public office.
	Henriette Leoni b. Marcus	Henriette Leoni nee lived here . Marcus Born 1870 Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Dead February 21, 1943
Republic Street 45	Adelheid Löwensberg	This is where Adelheid Löwensberg, born in 1886, lived . Deported in 1942, Lublin, murdered in 1942	January 27, 2009		Adelheid Löwensberg, the youngest of five siblings, was born on April 1, 1886 in Biebrich. Her sister Lina, who was six years older than her, was born in 1880, her brothers Leopold in 1878, Carl in 1883 and Moritz in 1884. Adelheid's father had the first name “Kaufmann”. He was a fruit dealer and died in 1914. Johanna Löwensberg b. Marxeiner, her mother, died in 1939 at the age of 87, after having experienced the November 1938 pogrom.
Mosburgstrasse 13	Emilie Marx born Ackermann	Emilie Marx nee lived here . Ackermann Born 1878 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Sobibor	October 13, 2011
	Leo Marx	Leo Marx born in 1886 lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Sobibor
Gottfried-Kinkel-Strasse 17	Eugen Noerdlinger	Eugen Noerdlinger, born in 1906, lived here . Admitted to the Herbor hospital. Murdered 3.2.1941 'Heilanstalt' Hadamar	October 13, 2009		Eugen and Rudolf Noerdlinger came from Flörsheim am Main. They were sons of Käthe and Hugo Noerdlinger geb. King. Käthe Noerdlinger was born in Offenbach and was Catholic. The father Dr. Hugo Noerdlinger, son of the Jewish lawyer Dr. Leopold Noerdlinger from Stuttgart left the Jewish community of Flörsheim in 1904 and became a free religious party. Dr. Noerdlinger, together with his brothers Ernst, Fritz and Otto, ran the Flörsheim chemical factory, which was owned by the family.
	Rudolf Noerdlinger	Rudolf Noerdlinger, born in 1908, lived here . Arrested September 18, 1943 by the Gestapo. Deported from Auschwitz. Murdered January 30, 1944
Rathausstrasse 44	Adolf Oppenheimer	This is where Adolf Oppenheimer, born in 1878, lived "protective custody" 1938 Buchenwald murdered November 25, 1938	15th October 2015		Adolf Oppenheimer is popular in Biebrich as a skilled druggist and pharmacist. On November 12, 1938, he and other men were deported to the Buchenwald concentration camp as an “ action Jew ”. His widow Julie applies to the Weimar cemetery administration “Betr. Adolf Oppenheimer from Wiesbaden-Biebrich No 24797 Block IV a “to transfer the remains of her husband's ashes to Offenbach. After confirming the existence of a family grave and paying 3 RM to the Weimar City Treasury, the urn is buried in the Offenbach cemetery next to her brother Ludwig Silberschmidt, who died in 1924.
	Julie Oppenheimer b. Silberschmidt	Julie Oppenheimer nee lived here . Silberschmidt born in 1884, escaped 1939 England / USA
Am Schloßpark 131	Use Salmon	Ilse Salmon, born in 1926, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin. Murdered in Sobibor in 1942	0July 2, 2009		After the transfer of power to Adolf Hitler and the boycott of Jewish shops in April 1933, the Obergasse 10 butcher's shop in Frauenstein continued to decline, so that Selma Salmon had to give up the business, all the more since there was a pronounced anti-Jewish atmosphere in Frauenstein and the Salmons were the only Jews were in place. Siegmund, Ilse and Walter's Dotzheim cousins ​​remember that stones were thrown at them at the entrance to Frauenstein when they wanted to visit their relatives in Frauenstein with their bicycles.
	Selma Salmon born hamburger	Selma Salmon nee lived here . Hamburg born in 1892 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor
	Siegfried Salmon	Siegfried Salmon, born in 1923, lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered 11.8.1942 Majdanek
	Walter Salmon	Walter Salmon, born in 1929, lived here . Kindertransport 1939 to Holland Interned Westerbork Deported 1943 Lublin Murdered 1943 in Sobibor
Nassauer Strasse 21	Ruth Uhlfelder born Voss	Ruth Uhlfelder nee lived here . Voss Born 1906 Moved 1933 France Interned Drancy Deported 1943 Murdered in Auschwitz	May 15, 2015
Nassauer Strasse 47	Elisabeth Weyrauch born Wertheimer	Elisabeth Weyrauch nee lived here . Wertheimer, born 1876, humiliated / disenfranchised Escape to death 23.3.1943	January 27, 2009		Elisabeth Weyrauch was Jewish, Fritz Weyrauch was a Christian, the couple had no children. Fritz Weyrauch ran the paint and varnish factory Brandscheid & Weyrauch in Wiesbaden Biebrich. The company, an OHG, had three managing directors and existed until 1941, until that year trade tax was paid. The couple had lived at Nassauer Str. 47 since 1934. With the beginning of Nazi rule, the social pressure on people in so-called mixed marriages increased. Authorities attempted to separate “Aryans” from their Jewish spouses with bribes and threats. After 1938, a new marriage and divorce law legalized the annulment of "mixed marriages". Elisabeth and Fritz Weyrauch stood by their marriage regardless of official harassment.
	Fritz Weyrauch	Fritz Weyrauch, born in 1866, lived here . Humiliated / disenfranchised Escape to death March 21, 1943

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Reminder sheet Karoline Eisenberger, b. Worms
2. ^ Reminder sheet to Jakob Fink
3. ^ Reminder sheets to Louis, Jeanne and Carmen Harf
4. ^ Reminder sheets to Laura and Leopold Kussel from Wiesbaden-Biebrich
5. ^ Reminder sheets to Henriette Leoni, b. Marcus, and their son Heinrich Leoni
6. ^ Reminder sheets to Adelheid Löwensberg and her family
7. ^ Reminder sheets to Eugen and Rudolf Noerdlinger
8. ^ Reminder sheets to Adolf Oppenheimer and Julie Oppenheimer, geb. Silberschmidt
9. ↑ Reminder sheets to Selma, Siegfried, Ilse and Walter Salmon
10. ^ Reminder sheets to Elisabeth and Fritz Weyrauch

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