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November 9, 2023: A Comment
Gassenheimer – a touching story
The Windfege and the Gassenheimers
A “Windfege” Tells Stories
81st Memorial Day for Deportation to Ghetto Belzyce
“Digital Memorial to deported Thüringen,” by S. Haak
19 September 2022: 80th commemoration day
May 10, 2022: 80th commemoration day
20 Apr 2020: The Arolsen Archives Online
October 11, 2020-Events in Themar
Stolpersteine for Wertheimer family in Coburg
1945: 75 Years since the Liberation of Auschwitz.
2019: Stolpersteine for the Frankenberg & Grünbaum Families
Stolpersteine November 27, 2019
80 Years Ago: World War II
Wendelmann and Kliewer “We were neighbors after all” – the significance of November 9, 1938
November 9, 2018
Thüringen Democracy Prize 2017
Commemoration in Themar on November 9, 2017
C. Hoppe, “Mahnung gegen Hass and Hetzerei.
September 4, 2017 – Stolpersteineverlegung!
Commemoration of deportation of Thuringian Jews 75 years ago
“Commemoration should inspire reflection,” November 9, 2016
July 26, 2016 at 20:45!!!
“Building A Community—one ‘Google’ at a Time”
Lothar Guthmann — who was he & why was he in Themar in 1941?
Correspondence with survivors – Memorial Day 27.01.2016
9 November 2015
Achim Heß, “Local History – Jewish Life in Themar”.
Collections: Memories of Themar
Maik Ehrlich and the Jewish soccer players from Themar!
Summer 1921 — Minnie & Lloyd visit the rellies!
8 May 1945 — Liberation of Ghetto Theresienstadt
June 3, 2015: “The Jewish families at the end of the 2nd World War”.
Who was ‘cousin: Leo Gassenheimer’?
27 January 2015 — 70 Years after the Liberation of Auschwitz!
How did WWI affect Themar’s Jewish families?
Finding the Grandparents of Themar’s Jewish Community!
May 2013 – Film premiere in Themar
The first ‘Stolpersteine’ in Themar, 10 May 2013
A Reflection on “Reichskristallnacht” 1938
Day of Remembrance: 20 September 1942
How did a box of letters become a website?
How we found Julius Kahn
How we learn the story… Dankward Sidow about his work
Cousin Aaltje
The decision, Sept 1941, to ship the German Jews to the ‘East’.
The Jewish families in Themar – who were they?
Day of Remembrance: 12 November 1941
Day of Remembrance, 16 October 1941
“You are always welcome!”
Finding the traces — one google at a time!
What does the dedication of a tower clock in Themar have to do with this website?
Kristallnacht 1938 — what happened in Themar?
70 Years after “Dunera”
Finding Julius Kahn
What is new?

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