Shoe store Nathan Dannemann

Complete profile
50

During the November pogrom in 1938, the still existing Jewish stores and numerous apartments of Jewish families and residents were attacked by SA people and other National Socialists. The housing and store furnishings were smashed, and many of the Jewish residents were mistreated. The Jewish men were arrested and later taken to Buchenwald concentration camp. Here Nathan Dannemann died from the mistreatment.

Rotholz family clothing store

Complete profile
50

According to the handbook of the Jewish community administration of 1924/25, the Jewish community in Altenburg also included the Jewish family Ludwig and Alma Rotholz, who lived in Eisenberg and ran a clothing store in Eisenberg since about 1910 (Steinweg 6). After the death of her husband (Ludwig Rotholz, +21.2.1912) Alma Rotholz moved with her business to the corner house Marktgasse 2.

.

Israelite Association

Complete profile
60

Only towards the end of the 19th century again a Jewish community called "Israelitische Vereinigung" was established in a rented room of a back house in the Pauritzer Gasse (today's Pauritzer Straße), to which largely Jewish families from Eastern European countries belonged. The first influx of Jewish families began in the late 1860s. In 1868, a Wilhelm Wolff registered a text business in Altenburg. From the association an independent religious community was formed at the end of the 1920s.