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Sackgasse 3
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97711 Maßbach
Germany
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Haus Nr. 80
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50.183043, 10.276807
Samuel Eberhardt, was born on March 22, 1833 in Maßbach, Hs. no. 158. Son of the cattle dealer Sender/ Alexander Eberhardt and Marianne, née Rosenstein. Resided in Hs. no. 80, married to Fanny, née Schild from Hs. no. 198 (grave 37). Samuel died at the age of 69 years and 9 months, on January 15, 1905. (He is the father of Sigmund Eberhardt in Hs. No.80)
Fanny Eberhardt, née Schild, was born on January 23, 1838 in Maßbach Hs. No.198. Daughter of the merchant Michael Schild and Marianne, née Krest ? Married since 1862 to the cattle dealer Samuel Eberhardt (grave 36). The Viehhändler's widow died at the age of 72 years and 4 months on May 11, 1910.
After the pogrom, the mayor had the Jewish residents pay RM 800 for the repair of the synagogue windows. He also offered to sell them the synagogue for RM 50. Master saddler Karl Geiling, in whose yard the synagogue stood, tried to buy the building, but this proved to be very difficult. The small Jewish community did not object to the sale to him in July 1942. The last two Jewish men - Sigmund Max Eberhardt and David Frank - "confirmed" their consent to the sale of the building to Karl Geiling in a document dated 1942
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"Bestätigung" von 1942 zum Verkauf der Synagoge
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Dokument erhalten von Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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"Confirmation" from 1942 regarding the sale of the synagogue
When the house of Samuel Eberhardt, head of the Jewish community of Maßbach, was sold in 1921, Karl Geiling, master saddler, was given the assurance that as soon as the synagogue passed into other ownership, only Karl Geiling, master saddler of Maßbach, would be considered. Since Geiling has always been friendly to the Jewish community in every way and the Jews of Maßbach have partly emigrated, died and moved away, so that only 2 members of the Jewish community are still present, namely shop steward David Frank and Sigmund Eberhardt, they support with their signature and community stamp that only this property should be transferred to Karl Geiling master saddler in Maßbach when it is sold. Maßbach, July 2, 1942.
Sigmund Max Israel Eberhardt
Maßbach
David Isr Frank Representative
Jewish Community Maßbach Lower Franconia
When the house of Samuel Eberhardt, head of the Jewish community of Maßbach, was sold in 1921, Karl Geiling, master saddler, was given the assurance that as soon as the synagogue passed into other ownership, only Karl Geiling, master saddler of Maßbach, would be considered. Since Geiling has always been friendly to the Jewish community in every way and the Jews of Maßbach have partly emigrated, died and moved away, so that only 2 members of the Jewish community are still present, namely shop steward David Frank and Sigmund Eberhardt, they support with their signature and community stamp that only this property should be transferred to Karl Geiling master saddler in Maßbach when it is sold. Maßbach, July 2, 1942.
Sigmund Max Israel Eberhardt
Maßbach
David Isr Frank Representative
Jewish Community Maßbach Lower Franconia
Aus Argentinien schrieb Sigmund Eberhardt
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Meyrav Levy
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Sigmund Eberhardt - formerly resident in Maßbach house no. 80 - wrote from Argentina to the Jewish Community in Würzburg regarding the sale of the synagogue building to his friend Karl Geiling on May 30, 1948:
"Chos Malal 30/5.1948
Isr. Kultusgemeinde Unterfranken Würzburg Valentin-Beckerstrasse 11
As a former member of the Jewish community of Maßbach, my birthplace and former hometown, I would like to confirm that Mr. Karl Geiling from there was always very decent and well-disposed towards us Jews and I would therefore only like to advocate that the sale of our former synagogue be approved for him.
Yours sincerely, Sigmund Eberhardt."
"Chos Malal 30/5.1948
Isr. Kultusgemeinde Unterfranken Würzburg Valentin-Beckerstrasse 11
As a former member of the Jewish community of Maßbach, my birthplace and former hometown, I would like to confirm that Mr. Karl Geiling from there was always very decent and well-disposed towards us Jews and I would therefore only like to advocate that the sale of our former synagogue be approved for him.
Yours sincerely, Sigmund Eberhardt."
Das Wohnhaus von Samuel und Sigmund Eberhardt in Maßbach
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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Demolition in 2015
1 Plan Laubh. Zeichnung
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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2714
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2026
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Demolition in 2015. Uncovering the roof revealed a construction unknown to the layman. First, a wall panel that could be removed in a few simple steps. Underneath this was another wooden panel, the size of a door, which could be slid along the roof beams using wooden rails. Right under this construction was another flap in the floor or ceiling. Once all the flaps had been opened and a few roof tiles removed, the Feast of Tabernacles could be celebrated in the house on Sukkot under a visible, open sky.
1 Plan a HN.80 Erdgesch. - Kopie +
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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Demolition 2015
1 Plan b I. Stock
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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2409
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3437
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Demolition 2015
Gotteswinkel
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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3936
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CC BY-SA 4.0
Haus Abbrruch 2015
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2015
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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3936
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2624
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CC BY-SA 4.0
Laubhütten Dach
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2015
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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3936
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2624
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Abdruck einer Mesusa an einem Türpfosten im Haus von Samuel Eberhardt. Einige Türpfostenbretter konnten von Klaus Bub vor dem Abriss geborgen werden. Sie sind in der ehemaligen Synagoge zu sehen.
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2015
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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DG
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2015
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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Unter d. Dielen
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2015
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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3936
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2624
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CC BY-SA 4.0
Gretel Weinmann - Tochter von Sigmund Eberhardt
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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174
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254
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CC BY-SA 4.0
Bellas Kaffeeservice Reitstetter Hannelore, „P T- Bavaria Tirschenreuth 738“
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Meyrav Levy
Bildquelle (Woher stammt das Bild)
Sammlung Klaus Bub
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4000
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2672
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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The neighbor, Hannelore Reitstetter, can still remember the good neighborly relations and the niche in the wall where the religious objects were kept. Bella Eberhardt had left her parents, Valentin and Babette Reitstetter, her "good coffee service" for safekeeping before she fled. Today, their daughter Hannelore still cherishes it and the memory of the Eberhardts. She would also like to lend it to the exhibition in the synagogue.
Der Schlüssel - HN 80
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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3936
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2624
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CC BY-SA 4.0
005 Schlüssel HN.80
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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2248
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4000
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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The owner of the property came to Klaus Bub and said that she had one last piece of the Eberhardt house for him, which Sigmund and Bella must have held in their hands a lot - her front door key.
006 Stuhl HN.80
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Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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2592
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Holzpfosten B R 17nn24
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unknown
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Klaus Bub
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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2248
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4000
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Post with the carved year of construction 1724 and the initials B R, which could be Baruch Rosenbach, who lived here at the time.
Siegmunds Porzellanfigur vom „Alter Fritz“
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unknown
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unknown
Meyrav Levy
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Sammlung Klaus Bub
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800
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After the Progromnacht in 1938, when the mop ravaged their house, the Eberhardt family prepared to emigrate. They sold some of their household goods and the still undamaged cupboards to Karl Geier (Hs.Nr.4), who collected them from the Eberhardts with a handcart. As he drove along the village street, a couple of NS youths shouted from the upper street corner "drive home, we'll come and beat you up", the old Geier, tall and strong, shouted back "come on", which they didn't dare to do after all.
Siegmund's black living room buffet and his porcelain figurine of "Alter Fritz", whom the Jews revered for his supportive attitude, have remained in the Geier family home since 1938.
Siegmund's black living room buffet and his porcelain figurine of "Alter Fritz", whom the Jews revered for his supportive attitude, have remained in the Geier family home since 1938.
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