File:Brühl 6, Gedenktafel Ghettohaus, Weimar.JPG

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Deutsch: Denkmalensemble Altstadt, Gedenktafel an der Fassade, 1995, Brühl 6 in Weimar/Thüringen, (Familien Ortweiler und Appel, ehem. Bewohner des Hauses)
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Am Brühl 6
Wohnhaus der jüdischen Familien Ortweiler und Appel
1894–1942
1894: Erwerb des Hauses durch Albert Ortweiler aus Walldorf
(Werra) und seine aus Bauerbach stammende
Frau Lina, geb. Ledermann. Aus der Ehe gehen zwei
Töchter hervor, Sophie Susanna und Hildegard.
1920: Susanna Ortweiler heiratet Jakob Appel aus Mansbach,
den späteren Inhaber des Ledergeschäftes im
Haus. 1921 und 1924 werden die Söhne Joachim
und Günter geboren.
1938: Albert Ortweiler und Jakob Appel werden verhaftet
und in das Lager Buchenwald verschleppt. A. Ortweiler
stirbt an den Folgen der Haft.
1941: Das Haus wird von den Nationalsozialisten als Ghetto
mißbraucht. Hier müssen die jüdischen Familien Gutmann,
Katzenstein, Wolff, Salomon, Ortweiler und
Appel zwangsweise auf engstem Raum zusammenleben.
Susanne Appel wird im September verhaftet, 1942 in Ravensbrück eingeliefert und am 08.10.1942 in
Auschwitz ermordet.
1942: Martin Wolff wird in Buchenwald getötet.
10.05.1942: Die jüdischen Bewohner des Hauses werden nach
Belcyce deportiert, die meisten später umgebracht,
darunter auch Jakob und Günter Appel. Hildegard Ortweiler
lebt später in Israel, Joachim Appel in den
USA.

Zum Gedächtnis an die in den Jahren des Nationalsozialismus
vertriebenen und ermordeten, über Jahrzehnte vergessenen
jüdischen Familien der Stadt Weimar
1995
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Object location50° 58′ 58.98″ N, 11° 19′ 51.49″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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