In the Breite Stra;e 2 stands the residential and business house of the Binder family.

The Binder family was Jewish and owned a popular department store.

David was the businessman and father, Hedwig was the wife of David, Adolf was the son and Esther was the daughter.

Hedwig emigrated to London in 1936 and returned in 1938 after the Reichspogromnacht.On November 9, 1938 David and Adolf were arrested and imprisoned in the concentration camp Buchenwald.

The Jewish cemetery in Wevelinghoven is located at the Zehntstraße opposite the driveway L142. The plot was acquired in 1868 by the Jewish community in Wevelinghoven, after the old Jewish cemetery on today's Oberstrasse had become an obstacle in the eyes of the town council due to its dilapidated wall and its central location in the town. The purchase of the land, which was located far outside the village, was therefore subsidized by the city. A destruction of the cemetery in October 1930 is documented, the perpetrators remain unknown.

Leo Lemle was born 27.07.1882 in Fischach. His parents were the cattleman Samuel Lemle and Marta Lemle, née Mendle. Leo Lemle married Klara Marta Lemle, née Hirth, born on 30 April 1893 in Sontheim, district of Heilbronn, on 22 July 1926 in Munich. The marriage was considered a mixed marriage. The couple had 3 children - Peter Joseph - born on October 2, 1928 in München and the twins Ernst Otto and Kurt Albert - born on May 30, 1930 in München. After studying in München, Berlin, Kiel and Würzburg, Leo Lemle received his doctorate from the University of Würzburg in 1906.

Leopold Levy was born on April 28, 1873 in Frankfurt (Oder), died on March 9, 1952 in Springfield, PA, USA. Married to Franziska Friede on March 15, 1897 in Berlin. Franziska Friede was born on Oct 2, 1872 in Berlin and died on Aug 30, 1942 in Springfield, PA, USA. Both were buried in Mount Sharon Cemetery, Springfield, Delaware Co, PA, USA

The synagogue in Meseritz was built after a fire in the Jewish quarter and is a successor building of the original synagogue. It was built in the late classicist style. Since the synagogue came through the Progromnacht unscathed, but was repurposed as a storage room, it was preserved, but the condition of the building fabric was so bad due to lack of preservation, the Jewish community had to give up the synagogue due to scarce financial resources. Therefore, a private investor converted it into a commercial building.

Edmund Fürst, born on January 6, 1874 in Berlin - died 1955 in Tel Aviv was a painter, etcher and illustrator.His love for painting was probably already laid in the cradle.His father Gustav Gerson Fürst,who attended the „Berlin Art School“,received an education at the Royal Pattern School in Berlin and studied art in Paris from 1862 to 1870.From 1870 he made his living as a decorative painter,furnishing villas and private homes with wall and ceiling paintings.From 1872 to 1880 and 1892 he participated in the Berlin Academy Exhibitions.From 1881 - 1914 Gustav Gerson Fürst was a member of the

Gottlob Heß was born in Ellwangen on May 21, 1863. His father was the bookseller Moritz Heß, born on May 31, 1823, married to Karoline Weinmann, born on January 20, 1839, from Wallerstein. His grandfather was Isaak He&szlig, born in Lauchheim, who ran the prosperous book and antiquarian shop J. He&szlig in Ellwangen an der Jagst. He was the head of the Israelite community in Lauchheim from an early age and was a champion of equal rights for Jews in Baden Wurttemberg.