Alina Treiger
Alina Treiger was born in Ukraine in 1979 and founded a Jewish youth club at a young age. Through contacts with various organizations, she began training to become a Jewish community leader in Moscow. Subsequently, at the age of 22, she founded a Jewish progressive congregation in her hometown of Poltava, after which she was offered the opportunity to study "Rabbinic Studies" at the Abraham Geiger College in Potsdam. After ordination in 2010, she took over the Jewish communities of Oldenburg and Delmenhorst in the same year.
Banking house - Alexander Fiorino
Toy factory - Fleischmann & Bloedel
Medical Council - Dr. David Teitz
Jewish cemetery (Ahaus)
The cemetery was located in front of the new gate at the time of its foundation. There are 57 gravestones on the site. The oldest dates from 1844, the youngest from 1937. In 1940, there were still 2 burials. Gravestones were not allowed to be placed at that time.
Rabbi - Dr. Kroner
Jewish Religious Society Zurich - Rabbi Dr. Lewenstein
The sender of the postcard Betty Zimmer, née Möller came to death in March 1942 in the Izbica ghetto in Poland. The husband Menki Zimmer also came there to death after March 1942.
.City walk Telgte
While Jews*Jewesses in the nearby episcopal city of Münster were not allowed to live permanently until the Napoleonic period, there is evidence of a largely unbroken Jewish population in Telgte since 1539. The number of resident Jewish families had increased to eight families at the beginning of the 18th century, and in 1812 there were twelve families with a total of 61 persons. In 1847 the synagogue community of Telgte became the main community of the synagogue district of Münster.
Rabbi - Dr. Samuel Grün
Dr. Samuel Grün was rabbi in Oberdorf from 1887 - 1894.