Jews in Adorf, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Adorf

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Lebach, Moses
Family Tree Mosheim, David
Family Tree Mosheim, Elias
Family Tree Mosheim, Lazarus David
Family Tree Mosheim, Übersicht


Jewish Cemetery Adorf on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Affoldern, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family tree were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Affoldern

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Löwenstern, Elias


Jewish Cemetery Bergheim on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Allendorf (Eder), Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Allendorf (Eder)

 

Family Trees
 Family Tree Elsoffer, Abraham


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Bad Arolsen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Bad Arolser

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Alsberg
Family Tree Baer, Isaac
Family Tree Katz, Michel
Family Tree Löwenstein, Ruben
Family Tree Löwenstern, Schafti
Family Tree Schönstädt, Koppel
Family Tree Stieglitz, Hirsch


Jewish Cemetery Bad Arolsen on the website: Alemannia Judaica


The Marburger Geschichtswerkstatt has published a book about the Baer family: The History of the Jewish Baer Family from Arolsen. Here especially Karl Baer is mentioned, who was assigned to the female gender by the registry office in 1885. At the turn of the year 1906/07, he was one of the first to succeed in obtaining the subsequent correction of his gender identity by the authorities. He also wrote an autobiography, which is available again.

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Jews in Bad Wildungen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Bad Wildungen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Baer, Bad Wildungen
Family Tree Baruch, Feibel
Family Tree Baruch, Joseph
Family Tree Buchheim, Jabob, Jettchen, Hirsch, Friedericka
Family Tree Flörsheim
Family Tree Hammerschlag
Family Tree Katz, Bad Willdungen
Family Tree Katz, Salomon + Betty
Family Tree Leiser
Family Tree Mannheimer
Family Tree Rosenbusch
Family Tree Samuel


Jewish Cemetery Bad Wildungen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

There exists an other website for Bad Wildungen:

Screenshot Homepage
about "Stolpersteine" (little memorials in the pavement) and Jewish Life in Bad Wildungen.
Please use the picture for the link!

Jews in Battenberg, Eder, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Battenberg


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Battenfeld, Eder, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biographyof Jewish people from Battenfeld

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Blumenthal, Adolph
Family Tree Blumenthal, Joseph


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Bergheim, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Bergheim


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica
Jewish Cemetery Bergheim on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Berghofen, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Berghofen


 Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Berndorf, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family tree were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Berndorf

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Feldheim


Jewish Cemetery Korbach on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Bromskirchen, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Bromskirchen

 

Biography Abraham - Sundheim


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica.

Laid Stolpersteine in Bromskirchen.

Jews in Edertal, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Edertal


Jewish Cemetary Bergheim on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Eimelrod, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Eimelrod

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Beile
Family Tree Salberg, Isaac und Abraham
Family Tree Schild
Family Tree Strauss
Family Tree Strauss, Jonas


Jewish Cemetery Eimelrod on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Frankenberg-Village, Eder, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Frankenberg (Village)

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Bachenheimer, Süßmann
Family Tree Katz, David


Jewish Cemetery Frankenau on the website: Alemannia Judaica
Jewish Cemetery Frankenberg on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Here you do find a

City Tour of Jewish places in the town of Frankenberg (Eder)

Stadtplan© Hessisches Landesvermessungsamt 2003, Grafik: Kurt-Willi Julius

Jewish life in Frankenberg is described in the following books:

Hier lebte... - Zur Vertreibung der jüdischen Bevölkerung Frankenbergs.
von Uli Dolenschall; Herausgeber: VHS - Kreis-Volkshochschule Waldeck-Frankenberg 1994.

Buchcover Zum Öffnen klicken sie bitte auf das Titelblatt!

Jüdisches Leben in Frankenberg von Horst Hecker
Geschichte der Gemeinde und ihrer Familien.

ISBN-13 : 978-3981383737; Thiele & Schwarz; 2011

Buchcover
Zum Öffnen klicken sie bitte auf das Titelblatt!
 Auf der Website des
Vereins für hessische Geschichte und Landeskunde 1834 e.V.

Jews in Gemuenden, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Gemuenden

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Andorn
Family Tree Buchheim, Joseph + Hertz


Jewish Cemetery Gemünden on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Goddelsheim, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Goddelsheim



Jewish Cemetery Goddelsheim
on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Gruesen, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Gruesen


Jewish Cemetery Grüsen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Haina, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Haina

 

Biography Abraham - Wiesner

Jews in Helsen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Helsen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Schönstädt, Gottschalk
Family Tree Schönstädt, Hermann


Jewish Cemetery Bad Arolsen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Kleinern, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Kleinern

 

Biography Freudenthal - Schön


Jewish Cemetery Bergheim
on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Kuelte, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Kuelte



Biography Algur - Strauß

Jews in Laisa, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Laisa

 

 Biography Bachenheimer - Stern

Jews in Landau, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Landau

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Baer, Isaac
Family Tree Schönstädt, Koppel


Jewish Cemetery Landau on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Mandern, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Mandern

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Katz, Bad Wildungen
Family Tree Katz, Salomon + Betty

Jews in Mengeringhausen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Mengeringhausen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Lebensbaum
Family Tree Löwenstern, Mengeringhausen
Family Tree Schwerin


Jewish Cemetery Mengeringhausen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Oberasphe, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Oberasphe

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Hess



Jewish Cemetery Frohnhausen
on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Laid Stolpersteine in Oberasphe.

Jews in Rennertehausen, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Rennertehausen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Lindheim, Siegfried


Jewish Cemetery Allendorf/Eder; Battenfeld on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Roeddenau, Hesse, Germay

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Roeddenau

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Bachheimer, Hersch


Jewish Cemetery Frankenberg on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Sachsenhausen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Sachsenhausen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Bloch


Jewish Cemetery Sachsenhausen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Usseln, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Usseln


Jewish Cemetery Eimelrod on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Voehl, Hesse, Germany

Why is this compilation put on the web? and preliminary remarks

read more The most important reason is that again and again inquiries come, which refer to persons and families from Vöhl. Mostly Jews inquire who are looking for ancestors and relatives from other countries. Sometimes they are also persons who are working on the Jewish or common past in their German home community - similar to what happens in the Vöhl Förderkreis Synagoge - and are therefore on a "search for traces".

However, the information contained in this directory may also be of interest to all citizens of Vöhl and of the North Hessian region who would like to know how people used to live and how Jews and Christians lived side by side and sometimes also together.

Due to the abundance of available information, the data can only be put online bit by bit. It is intended to do this in alphabetical order. Furthermore, where possible, the information will be supplemented by photos and documents.

Furthermore, family trees will be compiled where it seems reasonable. They are interactive. By clicking on the individual names, you can also access further information about the person in question from the family tree.

Preliminary remarks

This directory of Vöhl Jews is "in progress". That means above all: it is not complete and cannot become so.

For several years the author has collected data and facts from various sources (State Archives of Marburg, Municipal Archives of Vöhl, various reference books from the region, conversations with contemporary witnesses, etc.) and compiled them according to persons.

Initially, there was the assumption that there was only little information altogether, because it was said that shortly before the arrival of the American occupation troops in April 1945, the Vöhl baker's ovens had not gone out for a few days. In fact, there are not many records in the Vöhl archives from the twelve years of the Thousand Year Reich.

But citizens of Vöhl still knew a few things to report from memory. And then there are also those Jewish fellow citizens who survived the Holocaust, with whom there is active contact, not only since we had many of them as guests in Vöhl.

Incidentally, those twelve years of National Socialist rule are a relatively short period of time compared to those 260 years from 1682 to 1942 during which Jews were verifiably living in Vöhl.

The directory is not free of errors. There are several reasons for this:

Until the 20th century Jews had not only their civil, but in addition a religiously motivated first name. The latter was not used publicly, but sometimes it was; and therefore it cannot be excluded that persons appear who are identical with others.

Also sometimes cose forms (e.g. Malchen for Amalie, Rickchen for Friederike, Jettchen for Henriette and Johannette) were used or names were modified almost arbitrarily. That a "Moses" was sometimes only called Mose, that there was the "Isaak" also as "Isai", "Isak" or Isack", may still be comprehensible; if a "Feist" appears however also as "Veit" or even "Uri", then the assignment is already more difficult. In Korbach there was a family Kugelmann, where almost every female person was called "Rickchen"; one of them, who was actually called "Helene", married to Vöhl, where there were also several families Kugelmann.

In addition, persons with the same first name and surname often lived at the same time. So it cannot be excluded that information was assigned to the wrong person. In at least one case the author suspects that there were such two persons of the same name at the same time; but the source situation is still too vague to assert the existence of the second person. So, possibly, information that actually refers to two persons is assigned to only one.

Also, officials of the municipal or district authorities were by all means not always as conscientious as they are said to be today. For example, a name was spelled one way and another another; sometimes there are several birth or marriage dates for the same person in the files; tax data were sometimes carried over to the next year without exact verification.

And, despite all the care taken, there may well be errors due to negligence or error on the part of the author of this compilation.

All these possible sources of error are the reason why this directory has been described in the introductory sentence as being "in progress". Even after it has been "put online," it will continue to be researched, changed, and added to.

In one point the information is intentionally incomplete: For the period of persecution of Jews in the Third Reich, so-called perpetrators - i.e. persons who were actively involved in acts against Jews in the region - are not named. They are no longer alive, their descendants are not responsible and should therefore not be incriminated by public mention of their names.

Legal involvements of Jews from Vöhl, on the other hand, have been presented. They provide valuable information about the position of the Jews in society, but also generally give important insights into life in Vöhl in the 19th century.

Conclusions from this information should be drawn with all caution, because the conditions at that time cannot be compared with those of today. For example, for several decades there were a great many seizures, both with and without the participation of Jews. Often there were administrative fines for violation of the Sunday rest, of course exclusively against Jews. In cases of fraud due to false weights, Jews were more often affected than Christian merchants, but this imbalance corresponded approximately to the different share of members of the two religions in the trading business. During one of these official inspections of weights, five merchants were found to have tampered with weights on the same day and were punished. Two traders were Christians, three were Jews. In the 1920s, there were also punishments for price gouging. Here, resentment as a result of growing anti-Semitism may also have played a role in legislation.

Information was provided by Christiane Kupski and Jürgen Evers. Especially with regard to the Frankenthal family, research by Carol Davidson-Baird, a descendant of Jews from Vöhl living in the USA, could be used.

Biographies of Jews from Vöhl, Marienhagen, Basdorf and Oberwerbe

Assembeld by Karl-Heinz Stadtler

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

 

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Family trees of Jews from Vöhl, Marienhagen, Basdorf and Oberwerbe

Assembled by Karl-Heinz Stadtler

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

For families from Vöhl and the villages of Marienhagen, Basdorf and Oberwerbe - where the available data allowed it - family trees were compiled.

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Jews in Volkmarsen, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Volkmarsen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Alsberg
Family Tree Frankenthal, Selig 1860 + Rosa
Family Tree Hüneberg


Jewish Cemetery Volkmarsen on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Waldeck-Village, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Waldeck (Village)


Jewish Cemetery Waldeck on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Wellen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Names of Jewish people from Wellen

 

Biography Edinger - Michel


Jewish Cemetery Bergheim on the website: Alemannia Judaica

Jews in Wrexen, Waldeck, Hesse, Germany

The CVs and family trees were created by Karl-Heinz Stadtler.

Published by Kurt-Willi Julius.

Biography of Jewish people from Wrexen

 

Family Trees
Family Tree Löb, Levi
Family Tree Mosheim, Hirsch


Jewish Cemetery Rhoden on the website: Alemannia Judaica

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