Jewish cemetery (Constance)
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In the Middle Ages, there is no evidence of a Jewish cemetery in Constance. The dead of the community were probably buried in Überlingen.
In the 19th century, the dead of the community were initially buried in Gailingen or Randegg.
Hemsbach synagogue
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In 1843, the Jewish community, under its then head Max Pfälzer, bought what is now the property at Mittelgasse 16 in the center of Hemsbach.
In 1845, master builder Valentin Fuchs drew up plans for a synagogue with a school, a teacher's apartment and a bathhouse.
The plans were implemented with the construction of the Jewish community center in 1847/48. On the south side of the synagogue courtyard, a bathhouse with a ritual bath was created.
Alexander, Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Alexander was born in Berlin on July 5, 1935, the son of the merchant Siegfried Alexander and his wife Hedda, née Rosenbaum.
Alexander, Siegfried
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Siegfried Alexander was born on June 6, 1891 in Schroda/Posen into a Jewish family.
Adler, Hedwig
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Hedwig Adler, née Hope, was born on January 13, 1896 in
Adler, Frederick
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Friedrich Adler was born on January 11, 1933 in
Aberle, Gaston Eugen
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Gaston Eugen Aberlé was born in Neukölln on April 15, 1912, the son of Armand Aberlé of Strasbourg and his wife Bertha, née Grünberg. He had a brother Manfred. Gaston Aberlé became a commercial employee. Whether he married and had children could not be determined. Most of the time he lived as a subtenant, for example in 1939 at Cheruskerstraße 20 with the pensioner A. Menzel. He performed forced labor, most recently at the Pertrix-Werke in Niederschöneweide, where batteries, flashlights and, from 1934, cartridge cases were manufactured.
Jacobi, Max & Erna
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Oct. 26, 2010
* May 12, 1878 in Insterburg - Dr. Max Jacobi was authorized representative of the
* May 12, 1878 in Insterburg - Dr. Max Jacobi was authorized representative of the
Jacobi, Erna
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Oct. 26, 2010
* December 12, 1890 in Berlin as Erna Jacoby - Erna Jacobi was an elementary school teacher, but worked in forced labor since 1935, last as a cleaner at the company Scherli & Schwer. Like her husband Dr. Max Jacobi, she was considered an active Protestant church member; she had left the Jewish congregation in adulthood and had been baptized a Protestant. For reasons of faith, the couple was actively involved in the fight against the Nazi regime within the framework of the oppositional
* December 12, 1890 in Berlin as Erna Jacoby - Erna Jacobi was an elementary school teacher, but worked in forced labor since 1935, last as a cleaner at the company Scherli & Schwer. Like her husband Dr. Max Jacobi, she was considered an active Protestant church member; she had left the Jewish congregation in adulthood and had been baptized a Protestant. For reasons of faith, the couple was actively involved in the fight against the Nazi regime within the framework of the oppositional