Here lived:

1) Dr. Ernst Jacobson (born 1884), lawyer. demütigt, Berufsverbot, was found dead in his allotment garden before emigration, 08.10.1938 , board of the synagogue community Osnabrück

2) Wife Margarete Jacobson, née Mosheim (born 1899), escape 1939 to the USA

3)  Else Jacobson (born 1923), escape 1939 to the USA

4) Rudolf Jacobson (born 1928), escape 1939 to the USA

Here lived:

1) Raphael Flatauer, murdered 1943 / Auschwitz concentration camp

2) Alma Flatauer, murdered 1943 / Auschwitz concentration camp

Here lived:

1) Israel Silbermann, murdered 09/06/1943 / Theresienstadt concentration camp

2) Johanna Silbermann, murdered 09/14.1942 / concentration camp Theresienstadt

3) Siegfried Silbermann, murdered unknown / concentration camp Theresienstadt

4) Julius Silbermann, murdered 28.11.1938 / concentration camp Buchenwald

Here lived:

1) Carl Meyer, 1936 escape to Argentina

2) Clara Meyer, 1937 escape to Argentina

3) Ingeborg Meyer, born 1923,1937  escape to Argentina

4) Helga Meyer, born 1924, 1937 escape to Argentina

Here lived:

1) Frieda Lieblich, deported to Riga in 1941, murdered in the Aktion Dünamünde.

Bernhard Baruch Levinger was born on January 3, 1836 in Hürben / Krumbach.

The clinic was built in 1901 by the Israelitischer Verein für Altersfürsorge und Krankenpflege on the corner plot Ellernstraße/Vereinstraße in the Zooviertel district of Hanover. The architect was Carl Arend. The association operated the hospital with an attached nursing school, old people's home and house for the dead - also for Christian patients - until 1939. The clinic specialized in surgery, internal medicine and gynecology. Initially, the clinic had 27 beds, later at least 60 beds. In 1941/42, the National Socialists established one of several so-called Jewish homes here.

In the Berlin address book 1917 the following entry is found: Sonnenfeld Kurt, Dr. jur., Rechtsanw. b. Landgericht I.  S.W.68, Wohn. W.50 - Ansbacher Str. 37 -  Dr. Kurt Sonnenfeld was born on April 12, 1892 in Berlin. When the National Socialists came to power, Dr. Kurt Sonnenfeld was also banned from practicing medicine. In the years 1933 - 1938 Dr. Kurt Sonnenfeld was a representative of Allianz and Stuttgarter Versicherung. Alternatively, he sought other professional employment opportunities. In 1937 he passed the examination to become a state-certified masseur.