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The foundation supports female artists and scientists of Jewish origin or Jewish faith.

The club was under the direction of Albert Brück in 1924.

The purpose of the association was to support the poor. In 1932 it was headed by the wife of H. Springer.

In 1926 Sigmund Krautkopf was the head of the association.

The Women's Benevolent Society was under the leadership of Mrs. Isidor David in 1924 and had nine members.

The club was under the leadership of Alfred David in 1924 and had eight members.

The Israelite Women's Association of Bleicherode was founded in 1916. Ida Rothenberg, who lived at Burgstraße 7, was the chairwoman of the association in Bleicherode in 1924-32, whose purpose was to support the needy. Funerals also fell within his remit. At the time of Rothenberg's leadership, the association counted 30-40 members.

The sisters' lodge was chaired by Mrs. Lebram in 1932.

In 1932 Kurt Simson was president of the club.

The association was founded in 1878 and was under the leadership of Minna Schäler in 1932. At that time it had 63 members*innen. One of its tasks was to support the needy and the sick.