In the Berlin address book 1894, the following entry can be found in the alphabetical directory: Lewy Max, Kaufmann, W.(Wohnung) Kurfürstenstraße 166,  P (Parterre) F. (Firma) Kempner & Co.

The stumbling stones of Anne, Margot and Edith Frank:

Anne Frank was a German girl who emigrated to the Netherlands with her parents and sister Margot in 1934 to escape Nazi persecution, and fell victim to the Nazi Holocaust shortly before the end of the war. Her sister Margot Frank, who was three years older, was also a victim of the Holocaust, as was her mother Edith Frank.

The cemetery is located just outside the village on a slope in the forest. The site is about 500 m² large. The FH was founded in the 17th century and occupied until 1921. The cemetery has been used again and again, even in more recent times.

Dr. Ernst Hochstaedter was a lawyer and notary. Since 1899 he was a lawyer at the District Court of Frankfurt am Main. In 1933 he was deleted from the list of lawyers.

Heinrich Strauss was born in Kindenheim on January 21, 1876. His parents were Moses and Johanna Strauss. In October 1901 - doctorate in law at the University of Erlangen. Subsequently legal trainee at the royal district office in Kaiserslautern. Later established as a lawyer (Justizrat) in Ludwigshafen am Rhein (1917 Lisztstraße 158, last address Ludwigstraße 81). In October 1940 - deportation to the concentration camp Gurs in southern France. - Died in Noe on February 9, 1941.

The address book Berlin and its suburbs 1897 contains the following entry: Lamm Siegfried, Kleiderstoffe und Theatergarderobe, Breitestraße 1, (phone I. 7253 ). Owner Siegfried Lamm. Apartment NW Flemmingstraße 11 I.E. - Siegfried Lamm was born on October 6, 1860 in Berlin. He was the son of Itzig Lamm and Amalie Lamm, née Breslauer. The couple had three children - Erna, married Bab (3. 11.1888),Walther (2.2.1890 - 5.4.1911) and Herbert (1.6.1892 - 14.7.1918).

In the address book München 1922 the following entry is found: Götz Arnold, Schneidereibedarfsgeschäft, Pettenbeckstraße 8 T. Apartment 8/3  I. A. - In 1926 Arnold Götz acquires the property " at Oberanger 9 " which was purchased by ORAG ( Südbayerische Schneidergenossenschaft ) in 1929. With the sale, Arnold Götz becomes managing director of the cooperative until political circumstances forced him to leave the Orag in 1934.

Flamersheim is a small village, which today belongs to Euskirchen. Jews settled here in the middle of the 16th century. The communities of Kirchheim and Flamersheim, at least during the Jewish settlement, almost formed a single unit. From 1874 Flamersheim had a synagogue, which was also attended by the Kirchheim Jews. The synagogue was destroyed in 1938 and demolished a little later. A Torah scroll could be saved.

The new Jewish cemetery was established next to the Christian cemetery on Talstra&szlig. There are still 19 gravestones preserved today. The oldest gravestone dates from 1901, the last burial took place in 1939.