Rosenbluth, Theodora

Taube Lea Lustgarten was born on August 18, 1886 in Novy Sacz (Neu Sandez)/Galicia into a Jewish family. She married the hat manufacturer Bernhard Rosenblüth, daughter Hedwig was born on January 13, 1910, son Julius followed on November 9, 1911. Her husband Bernhard fell in World War I. Taube Rosenblüth married Heinrich Seiler in 1922 in 2nd marriage, but only according to Jewish rite, she kept her name Rosenblüth. From 1933 to 1942 she lived at Luitpoldstraße 22, first in a 2 ½ room apartment, later in a 4 room apartment. In 1920 she worked as a plasterer, and from 1922 she ran a cigarette store at Hirtenstraße 12a. In 1929 she bought a plot of land in Rangsdorf and built a small house. Her daughter married the Yugoslavian economist Milan Premk and emigrated with him to Yugoslavia in 1935. Their son Julius worked as a fashion illustrator and had to do forced labor from 1939. The cigarette store was looted several times and had to be closed. Her husband Heinrich Seiler was deported to a concentration camp on Polish territory and murdered. Taube Rosenblüth had to move with her son Julius to Hohenstauffenstraße 30 in 1942, and from there she was deported to Auschwitz on March 2, 1943.