Projektbeschreibung
« Stumbling Stones
Map

01 August-Bebel-Str.
02 Bergstraße
03 Berliner Str.
04 Bischofstr.
05 Kleine Oderstr.
06 Buschmühlenweg
07 Carthausplatz
08 Franz-Mehring-Str.
09 Franz-Mehring-Str.
10 Fürstenwalder Str.
11 Gr. Müllroser Str.
12 Gubener Str.
13 Huttenstraße
14 Karl-Marx-Str.
15 Brunnenplatz
16 Karl-Marx-Str.
17 Lindenstraße
18 Puschkinstraße
19 Sophienstraße
20 Zehmeplatz
21 ul. Kopernika
22 Karl-Marx-Str.
23 Karl-Marx-Str.
24 Karl-Marx-Str.
25 Karl-Marx-Str.
26 Rosengasse
27 Wollenweberstr.
28 Lenné-Passage
29 ul. Sienkiewicza

2 Bergstraße 17

Max Berlowitz (1889 -   ?) Margarete Berlowitz, geb. Rau (1900 -   ?)
Eugen (1924 -   1992) Julius (1927 -   ?)
Frieda Rau, geb. Lemchen (1874 -   ?)

Max Berlowitz (1889 – ?) and his wife Margarete Berlowitz, geb. Rau (1900 – ?) lived with their children Eugen (1924 – 1992) and Julius (1927 – ?) in Bergstraße.

The couple ran the city's first health food shop, at Schmiedegasse 10/11. All that we know today about the fate of Max and Margarete Berlowitz and of her mother,
Frieda Rau, geb. Lemchen (1874 – ?)
who also lived at Bergstraße 17, is that they were deported to Poland in 1942.

Eugen Berlowitz emigrated in his youth to Sweden, and his brother Julius went to Palestine. Today he lives in Tel Aviv.


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2 Bergstraße 185

Karl Sobkowski (1892 -   1937)

Karl Sobkowski (1892 – 1937) lived at Bergstraße 185. He worked as a wood stainer and polisher in the Frankfurt factory Mantz and Gerstenberger.

Karl Sobkowski was the organiser and first leader of the Roter Frontkämpferbund (Red Front Fighters' League) in Frankfurt. On the suggestion of the KPD (Communist Party of Germany), he became a member of the city parliament, where he advocated workers' rights with intelligence and energy. Sobowski became an invalid through an accident at work.

He was imprisoned in the first wave of arrests after the Nazis came to power, and was expected to be convicted for high treason.

In 1934 he was acquitted, but he died as a result of the mistreatment he had suffered in custody.


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« Virtual Walk Map

A - Jewish beginnings
B - The Old University
C - Hebrew Printing
D - The Jewish Community
E - The Jewish Hospital and "Jews' Houses"
F - Fates: Dr. Hermann Neumark
G - The Reformed Synagogue
H - The Jewish Cemetery
I - Fates: The Fellert Family
J - The Gestapo Headquarters and the Hannemann Group
K - Architect Konrad Wachsmann
L - Jewish Entrepreneurs in Frankfurt (Oder) - Hirsch Department Store
M - Jewish Entrepreneurs in Frankfurt (Oder) - Neumann bedspring factory
N - Fates: Nissel Weißmann


Kontakt
Institut für angewandte Geschichte
Große Scharrnstraße 59
15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
E-Mail: info@instytut.net

Bank:
DKB
Bankleitzahl:
12030000
Kontonummer:
1001173325
Betreff:
Jüdisches Frankfurt

Initiativgruppe "Stolpersteine für Frankfurt (Oder) und Slubice"

Stolpersteinbroschüre - broszurka o kamieniach pamięci

Stolpersteine Teil I
Stolpersteine Teil II


Audioguide durch das jüdische Frankfurt (Oder)
(deutsch / 121MB)



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