Jewish cemetery Anröchte
The 2,170 m² large cemetery served the Jewish community Anröchte already before 1800 as a burial place. The last burial took place in 1997. The 46 gravestones (mazewot) are partly heavily weathered.
The cemetery itself is bordered by a rubble stone wall; numerous poplars provide shade.
Source: Wikipedia
Old Jewish cemetery
The first indication of the cemetery are maps from 1680, which show a short branch channel on the Lippe, which was probably dug for the extraction of earth with which the site was fortified. On the map of Johann Peter Roscher from 1776 it can be seen that the cemetery had already grown up to the Burgmühle by then. A further enlargement did not take place and until its abandonment the area measured 2.85 acres.
David-Gans-Straße
The street is named after David Gans (1541 - 1613), the famous Jewish scholar born in Lippstadt.
Former forced labor camp WMI 1944/45 signboard
A barracks camp for around 800 female forced laborers at WMI was located at this site in 1944/45. An unadorned plaque on the former wall indicates this.
Jewish cemetery Lipperode
Jewish cemetery
Solomon Eagle Pack
Salomon Adler-Rudel (also Shalom Adler-Rudel), who was born on June 23, 1894 in Czernowitz in the former Österreich-Hungary, was a social politician and pioneer of Jewish social work in Germany, Österreich, Great Britain and Israel.
Even at a young age, Salomon was politically active. From 1915 to 1918 he was secretary general of Poale Zion, a Zionist-socialist movement in Europe, Palestine, and North and South America.
Siegfried Czapski
Siegfried Czapski led a self-determined life in his time and was very successful, especially professionally. After completing his studies in physics, math and philosophy, he worked in Jena for the company Zeiss and was involved in innovative projects there, such as the technical realization of a binocular microscope based on the idea of the American biologist Horatio S. Greenough and the development of prismatic field scopes. Because of his abilities, Ernst Abbe even declared him his personal assistant in 1884.
Law Firm - Dr. P. Langkopf & Dr. H. Berkowitz
Horst Egon Berkowitz was born on January 16, 1898 in Königsberg.His parents were David Berkowitz (1855 – 1941) and Esther Ernestine, née Schumacher (1869 – 1943). The couple moved with their four children to Hanover in 1902.Horst Egon Berkowitz had 3 siblings - an older sister - Dagmar, an older brother - Harald (1896) and Gerhard (1901).Like his brother Harald, he also attended the Leibniz Gymnasium and took the emergency A-levels there in 1915, in order to volunteer for the German Army as soon as possible.
Men's and boys' clothing store - Lazarus Spielmann
In the address book München 1922 is the following entry: Spielmann Lazarus, merchant, Mühlbaurstr.1/2.- men's and boys' clothing store, Klenzestr.33 - branch Neuhauser Str.1Lazarus Spielmann was born on July 18, 1861 in Rzeszow / Galicia. On January 29, 1888 he married Frieda (Freide) Kurzmantel, who was born on December 7, 1866 in Glogow.