Apartment of Siegbert (1919-43) and Lotte Rotholz (1923-43?)

Born in 1919, Siegbert Rotholz received an exclusion certificate as early as 1938, which stated that he was no longer allowed, or rather required, to join the Wehrmacht. In 1942 he was obliged to work as a forced laborer in a bakery and in the same year he received a police permit to use public transport.

These measures against Jewish citizens resulted from the Nuremberg Laws, from 01.01.1936. These laws said, among other things, that Jewish citizens were no longer allowed to use public transportation and were no longer allowed to work.