List of stumbling blocks in Wiesbaden-Nordenstadt
In Nordenstadt, which was an independent community of the "Ländchen" until the incorporation in Wiesbaden in 1977, there were 15 Jewish families up to the 1930s, some of whom lived on the southern edge of the old town center and partly in the then new development area of the western town center.
The Nordenstadt Jews belonged to the Wallau religious community . There was the little synagogue they went to for worship and there they buried their dead in the Jewish cemetery.
After the November pogrom in 1938, the living situation of the Jews in Nordenstadt also deteriorated more and more, and whoever was able to flee abroad. Fourteen Jewish citizens were deported and murdered in 1943. Another fifteen people from the north of the city were abducted from other places and also became victims of the Holocaust.
Info: Information on properties, which all partial lists for Wiesbaden have in common, can be found under List of stumbling blocks in Wiesbaden .
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address | Surname | Inscription with additions | Laying date | image | annotation |
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Geisbergweg 2 |
Irene Frank born Schönfeld |
Irene Frank nee lived here . Schönfeld born 1918 Deported in 1942 Lublin Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
October 18, 2010 |
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Ludwig Frank | Ludwig Frank, born in 1912, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin, Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
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Paul Frank | Paul Frank, born in 1941, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin. Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
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Benny Schönfeld | Benny Schönfeld, born in 1908, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin, murdered in Majdanek in 1942 |
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Clementine Schönfeld b. Nachmann |
Clementine Schönfeld nee lived here . Nachmann born in 1875 Deported in 1942 Theresienstadt Murdered in Treblinka in 1942 |
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Rüsselgasse 9 |
Joseph Joseph | Joseph Joseph, born in 1876, lived here . Deported 1942 Theresienstadt Tot 16.5.1944 |
November 4, 2010 | Joseph Joseph ran a butcher's shop with a slaughterhouse and stables in Rüsselgasse 9. Both kosher and non-kosher meat products were sold. The business was well established and had customers from Nordenstadt and Igstadt , Wallau and Breckenheim , Kloppenheim , Erbenheim and Bierstadt. But after the transfer of power to Hitler, sales fell by around 20 to 30% in 933/1934, and in 1935 by around 70%. In 1936 the decline was so great that the store had to close at the end of the year. | |
Rüsselgasse 3 |
Frieda Löwenstein born Schwarzschild |
Frieda Löwenstein nee lived here . Schwarzschild born in 1884 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
January 27, 2009 | The parents of Frieda Löwenstein, the butcher Moses Schwarzschild and Mina Schwarzschild geb. Stern ran a butcher's shop at Obergasse 25 in Massenheim . The Löwensteins were respected citizens of the Nordenstadt. Sali was for many years a board member of the Nordenstadt Choral Society and was well integrated into the community. In the social life of Nordenstadt he held a prominent position and was considered charitable. His cattle trade was respected by suppliers and customers well beyond Nordenstadt and was very well established. His suppliers for calves were farmers in Nordenstadt, Igstadt, Kloppenheim and Bierstadt. Sali Löwenstein had a very profitable cattle trade until 1933, which however fell suddenly after the boycott of Jewish businessmen in 1933. |
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Sali Löwenstein | Sali Löwenstein, born in 1883, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin, Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
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Stolberger Strasse 26 |
Frieda Ochs born Wis |
Frieda Ochs nee lived here . Weis born 1896 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
4th October 2011 | Frieda and Leopold Ochs and their daughter Sylvia lived very secluded. The parents ran a grocery store that also sold lubricants for agricultural implements. On June 10, 1942, the family was picked up in a truck for deportation to Lublin . Leopold, Frieda and Sylvia Ochs were very likely murdered in Majdanek and Sobibor in the same year . | |
Leo ox | Leo Ochs, born in 1883, lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Majdanek |
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Sylvia Ochs | Sylvia Ochs, born in 1922, lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Sobibor |
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Stolberger Strasse 43 |
Martha Schiffer born Fried |
Martha Schiffer nee lived here . Fried Born 1889 Escape 1939 Belgium Interned Mechelen Deported 1942 Murdered in 1942 in Auschwitz |
September 9, 2008 | Selma Fried was unmarried and worked until about 1935 as manageress in a prestigious fashion house in Würzburg. Since 1939 she was in Wiesbaden, Yorkstr. 17 at Kronfeld, reported. Selma was the eldest of three siblings. Her brother Ludwig Fried was born on August 29, 1890, her sister Martha Fried on June 2, 1894, both also in Nordenstadt. | |
Selma Fried | Selma Fried, born in 1889, lived here . Deported in 1942, Lublin. Murdered in 1942 in Sobibor |
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Rüsselgasse 4 |
Elise Weis b. Wis |
Elise Weis nee lived here . Weis born in 1885 Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Sobibor |
May 2, 2013 | ||
Turmstrasse 1 |
Else Weis | Else Weis, born in 1900, lived here . Deported 1942 Lublin Murdered in Sobibor |
May 2, 2012 |
Individual evidence
- ^ Active Museum Spiegelgasse : Jews in Nordenstadt. Information sheet without year.
- ↑ Memoirs of Joseph and Bertha Joseph, geb. Lion's Arch
- ↑ Reminder sheets to Sali Löwenstein and Frieda Löwenstein, b. Schwarzschild
- ↑ Memory of Sali Löwenstein and Frieda Löwenstein, geb. Schwarzschild
- ↑ Erbenheimer Anzeiger (Nordenstadt): Further stumbling blocks were moved in Nordenstadt. October 7, 2011
- ↑ Reminder sheets to Selma, Ludwig and Martha Fried, married. Skipper