On the burial ground of the Jewish community of Elze are two gravestones - dated around 1920 - and part of a portal with Hebrew inscription, probably Überrest of the synagogue in Mehle, preserved.

A memorial stone commemorates the synagogue community Elze, which was officially dissolved in 1940, since demonstrably no more Jewish Bürger lived in Elze.

The cemetery was first mentioned in 1813. It belonged to the synodal district of Rössing. On the Jübnisplatz are six tombstones of the Blumenthal family from the period 1900 to 1938 preserved.

Probably laid out around 1850, small area (400 square meters) on the outskirts of Nordstemmen, directly on the railroad line; 25 plain stones, dated 1858 - 1932

Counselor of the district court, probably disbarred in 1934

Paul Isidor Landmann was born in Schifferstadt on June 20, 1881. His parents were Abraham Landmann, born on August 3, 1849 in Schifferstadt and Jeanette Landmann, née Richheimer, born on January 15, 1853 in Gemmingen. Paul Isidor Landmann was married to Martha Landmann, née Wertheimer, born May 19, 1894 in Kehl. The couple had four children. In 1907, Paul Isidor Landmann founded the " Graphische Druckanstalt Paul Isidor Landmann " in Mannheim. In 1938, the company was Aryanized.

In " Das Jüdische Adressbuch Frankfurts 1935 " the following entry is found in the address section: Deutsch Philipp, Lederwaren, Neue Mainzer Straße 60.