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Bernhardstraße 39
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01187 Dresden
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51.032339, 13.719458
Richard Steinhart was born in Merseburg on May 26, 1873. His wife Bertha, née Auerbach, was born on September 1, 1875 in the former German district of Tachau. Richard Steinhart was a merchant and successful owner of the Steinhart department store at Kesselsdorfer Straße 17 in Löbtau, which advertised as follows until 1933: „The efficient shopping center for household and kitchen appliances, leather goods, gift articles, toys, linoleum, men's articles, stockings, handicrafts and jerseys“. The couple had three children: Kurt, Werner and Emilie. After their father retired, the department store was taken over by his sons Kurt and Werner.
In 1938, the family was forced to sell the department store at a very low price. Emilie Steinhart and her two children were able to flee to the USA via England. Werner Steinhart and his newly married wife Marga Goldblum were able to flee to Holland in 1938 and from there reached the USA in 1939. On November 5, 1939, they were the last couple to be married in the Dresden synagogue before it was destroyed just a few days later. The sons Ronald and Richard Steinhart were born in the USA. Their parents Richard and Bertha Steinhart already had a visa for Panama, but in the end they decided in favor of a Jewish retirement home in Berlin. From there, they were both deported to Theresienstadt, where Richard Steinhart was murdered on July 15, 1943 at the age of 68. Bertha Steinhart was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau on May 18, 1944 and murdered there.
From: https://stolpersteine-guide.de/map/biografie/1220/familie-steinhart
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Wohnhaus Bernhardstraße 39 in Dresden, Südvorstadt; unter Denkmalschutz
Aufnahmedatum
6. April 2012
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The Steinhart family lived here. Later owners of the house were the business couple Krautwald
Stolperstein für Sonja Steinhart, Bernhardstraße 39, verlegt am 11. Juni 2011
Aufnahmedatum
11.04.2012
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Joachim Gronen
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Sonja Steinhart was born in Braunschweig on November 18, 1910. Her marriage to department store owner Kurt Steinhart resulted in two children. She worked as a sales clerk, had to move into the "Jews' house" at Strehlener Straße 52 and was deported to Auschwitz with her children via the "Hellerberg Jews' camp" (1942).
Later owners of the house were the business couple Krautwald
Later owners of the house were the business couple Krautwald
Stolpersteine für Familie Steinhart und Jenny Goldschmidt, Bernhardstraße 39, Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
2. April 2024
Fotografiert von
Dr. Bernd Gross
Joachim Gronen
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The Steinhart family lived here. Later owners of the house were the Krautwald business couple.
Stolperstein für Richard Steinhart in Dresden
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23. September 2013
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Paulae
Joachim Gronen
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Richard Steinhart was born in Merseburg on May 26, 1873. He was married to Bertha Steinhart; the marriage produced three children, including Kurt Steinhart. He was the owner of the Steinhart department store in Kesselsdorfer Straße. Although their escape to Panama had already been organized, the couple remained in Germany and were deported to Theresienstadt in 1942, where Richard Steinhart perished.
Stolperstein für Bertha Steinhart in Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
23. September 2013
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Paulae
Joachim Gronen
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Bertha Steinhart, née Auerbach, was born in Tauchau on September 1, 1875. She was married to Richard Steinhart; they had three children. She and her husband were deported to Theresienstadt in 1942 and from there to the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944, where she was murdered
Stolperstein für Kurt Steinhart in Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
23. September 2013
Fotografiert von
Paulae
Joachim Gronen
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Kurt Steinhart was born in Dresden on December 29, 1903. He was the owner of the Steinhart department store on Kesselsdorfer Straße, which he was forced to sell. He was married to Sonja Steinhart; the couple had two children. He was deported to Buchenwald in 1938. He was released on condition that he leave Germany. He was active in the Resistance in Paris and was arrested, deported and murdered in Auschwitz in 1942.
Stolperstein für Gert Steinhart in Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
23. September 2013
Fotografiert von
Paulae
Joachim Gronen
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Gert Steinhart was born in Dresden on October 3, 1937. His parents were Kurt and Sonja Steinhart. He had to move into the "Jews' house" on Strehlener Straße with his sister and mother and was deported with them to the "Hellerberg Jews' camp" in 1942 and a year later to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where he was murdered.
Stolperstein für Marion Steinhart in Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
23. September 2013
Fotografiert von
Paulae
Joachim Gronen
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Marion Steinhart was born in Dresden on July 26, 1931. Her parents were Kurt and Sonja Steinhart. She had to move with her brother and mother to the "Jews' house" on Strehlener Straße and was deported with them to the "Hellerberg Jews' camp" in 1942 and a year later to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where she was murdered.
Stolperstein für Jenny Goldschmidt, Bernhardstraße 39, Dresden
Aufnahmedatum
2. April 2024
Fotografiert von
Dr. Bernd Gross
Joachim Gronen
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Jenny Goldschmidt, née Stern, born in 1882, was the mother of Sonja Steinhart. She was deported to the "Hellerberg Jewish camp" in 1942 and a year later to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where she was murdered on March 3, 1943.
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