Born May 13, 1898 in Berlin; accountant;

Born May 31, 1901 in Berlin; textile merchant;

Thea Fuss, born on January 16, 1930 in Berlin, was a daughter of Hildegard and Abraham Fuss. She attended an after-school care center of the Jewish Community at Fehrbelliner Straße 92, which became her orphanage. She lived there for two years with her sister Ruth, after her father was deported to Poland and her mother fled to Sweden. Deportation on October 19, 1942 together with the sister Ruth from Berlin to Riga,
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Born Agnes Marcuse in Grand Rapids on February 17, 1876; domestic servant;

Born July 15, 1891, in Küstrin-Neustadt; laborer; lived in Mainzer Strasse as subtenant since 1935; arrested because of his homosexual contacts in the fall of 1936 and sentenced to 18 months in prison for "seduction of minors"; released in March 1938; denounced in 1942 by a hustler from the pool hall in Kinzingstrasse and arrested again in August 1942; sentenced by the Regional Court in November 1942 to 2 years and 6 months; died on July 26. July 1943 in custody in Tegel penitentiary;

Senta Schwarz was born in Berlin on May 3, 1896, the daughter of Jakob Schwarz and his wife Bertha, née Rehfeldt.

Ruth Fuss, born on September 4, 1931 in Berlin, was a daughter of Hildegard and Abraham Fuss. She attended an after-school care center of the Jewish Community at Fehrbelliner Straße 92, which became her orphanage. She lived there for two years with her sister Thea, after her father was deported to Poland and her mother fled to Sweden. Deportation on October 19, 1942 together with sister Thea from Berlin to Riga,
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