“A remarkable “paper monument” On 14 April 2020 the Arsolen Archives posted the exciting news  that almost all of the historical collections were now available online.… Read More »20 Apr 2020: The Arolsen Archives Online
On Saturday 27 January 1945, Soviet forces liberated Auschwitz. Of the 7,000 remaining prisoners, one man had a direct connection to Themar. His story — although we… Read More »1945: 75 Years since the Liberation of Auschwitz.
The text below is a translation of the article, “,,Ein Quadrat auf der Erde — Ein Mensch,“written by Cornell Hoppe. “Year after year, the residents of… Read More »2019: Stolpersteine for the Frankenberg & GrĂĽnbaum Families
Barely twenty years after the end of World War I, war erupted again. On 1 September 1939, Germany invaded Poland. On 3 September Britain —… Read More »80 Years Ago: World War II
Quelle: Stadtarchiv Themar, Ordner 109 On 18 March 1941, Lothar Israel Guthmann, b. 1898, paid the fee of 20 pfg to register his arrival in… Read More »Who was Lothar Guthmann, and why was he in Themar in 1941?
On 5 December 2017, Themar and Kloster Vessra were awarded the 2017 Democracy Prize for ThĂĽringen for their peaceful protests against the right-wing extremist activities… Read More »ThĂĽringen Democracy Prize 2017
This article appeared in the January 2016 newsletter, Zachor, of the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre.
“Jewish Life in Themar” by Achim Hess for Rennsteig.tv “On November 9 2015, Themar remembered its Jewish citizens. The artist Gunter Demnig laid more Stolperstein,… Read More »9 November 2015
This website began with a ‘collection’ — the Photo Album of Manfred Rosengarten, Themar, My Hometown. The creation of the photo album in the early 1980s… Read More »Collections: Memories of Themar
On 3 March 1921, Minnie Marks applied for a passport for herself and her five-year-old grandson Lloyd Marx to travel to Germany. Her purpose? To visit… Read More »Summer 1921 — Minnie & Lloyd visit the rellies!
