Text of the card: To Mr. Siegmund Kornblum in Katowice Upper Silesia via Wroclaw. -  Munich 19.III.95. - Royal Women's Clinic. -Dear Uncle, be so good as to send me the due premium receipt as soon as you have time, since I am traveling to Berlin for 2 - 3 weeks at the beginning of April and would like to leave my things here in order. I sent you the amount in question on February 17. Hopefully everything is well with you, as I am told by G.s.D. (thank God) from home.

Curriculum vitae: "I, Bernhard Mosberg, born on February 20, 1874 in Bielefeld, studied medicine and, after many years of specialist training, settled in Bielefeld in 1902 as a specialist in orthopedics and surgery. In 1915, I became head of the orthopedic department of the Bethel Institutes. At the same time, I became head of the orthopedic institute for severely war-disabled persons in Germany and orthopedic advisor to the VIl. Armee-Stab Westfalen-Rheinland during the last war.

In the address book of the city of Fürth from the year 1901 the following entry is found: Fränkel Sigmund, Immobilien- und Hypothekenbureau, Friedrichstraße 16, II. - T.663

Alfons Goldmann was born on September 7, 1869 in Zerkow (Posen). He was married to Magalena, née Grießbach. The couple had two children - Dorothea, born on June 30, 1900 in Roßwein and Rudolf, born on July 7, 1905 in Roßwein. Adolf Goldmann was a merchant and ran a textile store - department store in Ro&szlig at Mühlstra&szlig 18. The same house was also the Goldmann family home. When the National Socialists came to power and the repressive measures against the Jewish population and businesses increased, Alfons Goldmann moved to Leipzig.

closed cemetery - protected as a monument

"According to the calculations of the Łabędzki family from 1898, there are 778 gravestones or their fragments in the necropolis" (see: Małgorzata Frąckowiak)

extensive gravestone stock (German and/or Hebrew inscriptions). "On an area of 0.3 hectares are preserved only about 150 tombstones, the älteste dates from 1840 and belongs to Margaliot Schnitzer, Großmother of Emin Pasha." (see: Opolskie-Nieruchomosci.pl)

Alexander Murr was born on March 22, 1804 in Deggingen. He was married to Jette Gunz, born on September 26, 1818. The couple had one son - Heinrich, born August 17, 1847 in Deggingen. Alexander Murr died on June 17, 1877 in Ulm. Jette Murr died on June 15, 1887 in Ulm. Heinrich Murr died on January 21, 1916 in Ulm.

Exemplary remembrance of Jewish children of Bielefeld who lost their lives in the Holocaust.