Jewish cemetery in Lindow
Men's clothing store - Theodor Falkenstein
The Falkenstein family originally came from Konitz in West Prussia. They moved to Gera only in 1906. The business, a textile shop of the Falkensteins was located in the 1906 newly built house at Johannisplatz 1 in Gera. The family lived in rent in Burgstraße 5. Theodor Falkenstein was a trained textile merchant and the business supported the whole family. The family had 2 children - Herbert and Anneliese. In 1938 Theodor Falkenstein, his wife Rosa Rosa and daughter Anneliese managed to escape to Melbourne in Australia. Son Herbert had already been in Melbourne since 1936.
Anklam cemetery
The first cemetery of Anklam was established in 1817 in front of the stone gate. He was moved a few years später to the current place "Min Hüsung".
On the cemetery after the war rubble was deposited, today there are still 30 tombstones.
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Synagogue Hagen-Hohenlimburg
Jewish cemetery Hagen city center
The first cemetery of the Jewish community in Hagen was in the middle of the town. An information sign at the intersection of Bergischer Ring, Hochstrasse and Böhmerstrasse draws attention to it. Garages and parking lots now dominate the image of the former mining field.
Jewish cemetery Hagen-Eilpe
Watches and goldware - Jonass & Co
Chaim Schachor
The printer Chaim Schachor from Prague is considered the first to print Hebrew texts in German-speaking countries. His description as an "itinerant printer" is mainly due to the difficult political conditions for Jews and economic constraints. When the order situation was weak, Chaim Schachor was able to use the workshops of Christian printers. If he had no opportunity to print, he earned his money as a bookseller.