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Käthe Salomon (German)
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Loepert (German)
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22 February 1900Gregorian
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Insgesamt wurden 14 Menschen aus der Xantener Straße 7 verschleppt und ermordet:Abraham Apelbaum, Margarete Regensburger, Leonard Reisz, Martha Reisz, Nanni Grünthal, Walter Loepert, Käthe Loepert, Eva Loepert, Annemarie Loepert, Georg Joseph, Paula Segall, Marion Segall, Arthur Jachmann, Clara Hammel. Vier weitere wählten den Freitod: Josef Juliusburger, Max Schwerin, Henriette Schwerin, Hertha Jachmann).Das Schicksal von fünf anderen Juden bleibt vorerst ungeklärt: Marga Mindla Syna, Emma Pintus, Helene Jacoby, Jacques Ber. Von den ermordeten Mietern sind fünf – ebenso wie ungefähr 15.000 Berliner Juden – mit einem der 117 Transporte nach Theresienstadt verschleppt worden: Apelbaum, Hammel, A. Jachmann, Grünthal und Regensburger. Neun Bewohner/innen sind mit einem der 63 Vernichtungstransporte, ebenso wie etwa 36.000 andere Berliner Juden, in den Osten verschleppt und dort ermordet worden: Familie Loepert, Leonard und Martha Reisz, Georg Joseph, Paula und Marion Segall. (German)
The stumbling blocks for Elly Singer, Max Schwerin and Rosa Gotha were laid on March 16 , 2018 .A total of 14 people were kidnapped and murdered from Xantener Straße 7:Abraham Apelbaum, Margarete Regensburger, Leonard Reisz, Martha Reisz, Nanni Grünthal, Walter Loepert, Käthe Loepert, Eva Loepert, Annemarie Loepert, Georg Joseph, Paula Segall, Marion Segall, Arthur Jachmann, Clara Hammel. Four others chose suicide: Josef Juliusburger, Max Schwerin, Henriette Schwerin, Hertha Jachmann).The fate of five other Jews remains unclear for the time being: Marga Mindla Syna, Emma Pintus, Helene Jacoby, Jacques Ber. Five of the murdered tenants - as well as around 15,000 Berlin Jews - were deported to Theresienstadt on one of the 117 transports: Apelbaum, Hammel, A. Jachmann, Grünthal and Regensburger. Nine residents were deported to the East on one of the 63 extermination transports, as were around 36,000 other Berlin Jews, and murdered there: the Loepert family, Leonard and Martha Reisz, Georg Joseph, Paula and Marion Segall. (English)
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According to the file cover the deportation went to Trawniki near Lublin. The deportation train, which left Berlin on 28 March 1942 with 985 Jews and was on its way for two days, only went to Trawniki station. From there, however, the deportees were led on a road about 12 kilometers west into the Piaski Ghetto. (English)
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Käthe Loepert (born Salomon)
Käthe Loepert
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