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About
City of Themar
Brief History
1936: Themar City Map
1938: Jewish Family Addresses
“Themar, My Hometown”
The Jewish Community
The Names
The Grandparents
Hirsch & Rosa (née Laub) FRIEDMANN
Abraham & Paule KATZ
Nathan & Sara REIS
Simon/Seligmann & Rees SACHS
Abraham & Fanni (née Fuchs) SCHLESINGER
Themar Families A-L
Bachmann
Bär/Baer
The Bär/Baer Family
Samuel & Jette BAER
Frankenberg
The Frankenberg & Wertheimer Families
The Frankenberg Family
Jacob & Luisa FRANKENBERG
Max and Meta Frankenberg
Friedmann
Gassenheimer
The Family of Isaac & Maile GASSENHEIMER
Samuel & Lotte GASSENHEIMER
Bernhardt & Ella Gassenheimer
Grünbaum
Loeser & Johanna GRÜNBAUM
Karl & Hulda GRÜNBAUM
Noah Grünbaum
Hofmann
Kahn
Abraham and Terza Kahn
Josef & Hulda Kahn
Else Kahn & Markus Rosenberg
Erna Kahn & Hermann Haaß
Katz
Adolf & Meta KATZ
Hajum & Wilhelmine SCHWAB
Elka Goudsmid (née Katz)
Bettina Katz, 1892 -1939
Themar Families M-W
Mayer
Müller
The Nussbaum Family
Brief/Letter 1: 17.11.1938 (55AB)
Brief/Letter 2: 12.1938 (53ab)
Brief/Letter 5: 08.12.1938 (56ab)
Brief/Letter 6: 10.12.1938 (54ab)
Brief/Letter 7: 18.12.1938 (57ab)
Brief/Letter 14: 21.02.1939 (58ab)
Brief/Letter 18: 28.03.1939 (59ab)
Brief/Letter 22: 11.05.1939 (61ab)
Brief/Letter 23: 18.05.1939 (60ab)
Brief/Letter 87: 08.05.1946 (62a)
The Family of Nathan and Elsa Wertheimer
Seckel
Sachs
Schloss/Sachs
Paul & Berta ROSENGARTEN
Walther
Wertheimer
The Frankenberg & Wertheimer Families
Bella Wertheimer 1890-1942
Milton Wertheimer 1886-1944
Mendel & Sara Wertheimer
Nathan & Malwine Wertheimer
Learning about Rosa Wertheimer
Descendants Lists
The Addresses 1938
They Were Themarens
Late 1600s-Early 1900s
Overview 1865-1943
The Jewish Lehrer/Teachers
The Jewish Teacher
Hugo & Eva FRIEDMANN
Leopold & Adelheid Ludwig
1865-1932
Themar’s Jewish Families & World War I
The Jewish Lehrer/Teachers in Themar
1933-1938
1938
“Kristallnacht” or the Reichspogromnacht — November 9/10 1938
1938-9: The Letters of Dr. Ernst Ledermann
1939
1939: World War II
1939: Themar
Who in Britain?
Domestic Permits
3 September 1939
WWII: “Enemy Aliens”
1941
Chronology
The Deportations of the German Jews, 1941
Deportations of Themar’s Jewish Families, 1941-1945
The Deportation to Litzmannstadt Ghetto, October 1941
1942
The Deportations from Thüringen: May 1942 to Bełżyce Ghetto
The Deportations from Thüringen: September 1942 to Theresienstadt Ghetto
Themar & Auschwitz, 1942-1945
1945
Liberation of Auschwitz
Their Voices Live On
1945-1989 Themar & the DDR
Letter from Manfred Rosengarten to Karl Saam (California, Aug. 23, 1983) (Text)
1990-2007
The tearful secret of Themar
2008-
“Humanity”
April 3, 2008 – the first meeting in Themar!
November 9th 2008 – 70 years after ‘Kristallnacht’
2008 exhibition
2010
What does the dedication of a tower clock in Themar have to do with this website?
Kristallnacht 1938 — what happened in Themar?
2011
2011: “Themar Meeting”
“You are always welcome!”
2012
2012: Remembrance Day – 70 years after the deportation to Belzyce
2013
2013: “Themes Theraren”
75 Years after Kristallnacht
May 2013 – Film premiere in Themar
2014
2014 Highlights
2014 “Themen Theraren”
2015
November 2015: 70 years after the end of the Second World War
Carole Karlsruhe, Market 8, 9 November 2015
November 2015: The granddaughter of Selma Stern u. Sondheim v.d. Rhön
Richard Stern, “Remarks,” at Markt 8, 9 November 2015
2016
the 26th of July 2016/MDR-Thuringia!
“Commemoration should inspire reflection,” the November 9, 2016
2017
September 2017 — Themar’s Stolepersteine and a city tour.
September 4, 2017-Stolpersteine for families Kahn & Rosenberg
2019-
2019-Stolpersteine
Stolpersteine Frankenberg & Grünbaum
2022
2023
The Windfege and the Gassenheimers
Gassenheimer – a touching story
A “Windfege” Tells Stories
Collections
Links & Literature
Literature
Contact
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About
City of Themar
Brief History
1936: Themar City Map
1938: Jewish Family Addresses
“Themar, My Hometown”
The Jewish Community
The Names
The Grandparents
Hirsch & Rosa (née Laub) FRIEDMANN
Abraham & Paule KATZ
Nathan & Sara REIS
Simon/Seligmann & Rees SACHS
Abraham & Fanni (née Fuchs) SCHLESINGER
Themar Families A-L
Bachmann
Bär/Baer
The Bär/Baer Family
Samuel & Jette BAER
Frankenberg
The Frankenberg & Wertheimer Families
The Frankenberg Family
Jacob & Luisa FRANKENBERG
Max and Meta Frankenberg
Friedmann
Gassenheimer
The Family of Isaac & Maile GASSENHEIMER
Samuel & Lotte GASSENHEIMER
Bernhardt & Ella Gassenheimer
Grünbaum
Loeser & Johanna GRÜNBAUM
Karl & Hulda GRÜNBAUM
Noah Grünbaum
Hofmann
Kahn
Abraham and Terza Kahn
Josef & Hulda Kahn
Else Kahn & Markus Rosenberg
Erna Kahn & Hermann Haaß
Katz
Adolf & Meta KATZ
Hajum & Wilhelmine SCHWAB
Elka Goudsmid (née Katz)
Bettina Katz, 1892 -1939
Themar Families M-W
Mayer
Müller
The Nussbaum Family
Brief/Letter 1: 17.11.1938 (55AB)
Brief/Letter 2: 12.1938 (53ab)
Brief/Letter 5: 08.12.1938 (56ab)
Brief/Letter 6: 10.12.1938 (54ab)
Brief/Letter 7: 18.12.1938 (57ab)
Brief/Letter 14: 21.02.1939 (58ab)
Brief/Letter 18: 28.03.1939 (59ab)
Brief/Letter 22: 11.05.1939 (61ab)
Brief/Letter 23: 18.05.1939 (60ab)
Brief/Letter 87: 08.05.1946 (62a)
The Family of Nathan and Elsa Wertheimer
Seckel
Sachs
Schloss/Sachs
Paul & Berta ROSENGARTEN
Walther
Wertheimer
The Frankenberg & Wertheimer Families
Bella Wertheimer 1890-1942
Milton Wertheimer 1886-1944
Mendel & Sara Wertheimer
Nathan & Malwine Wertheimer
Learning about Rosa Wertheimer
Descendants Lists
The Addresses 1938
They Were Themarens
Late 1600s-Early 1900s
Overview 1865-1943
The Jewish Lehrer/Teachers
The Jewish Teacher
Hugo & Eva FRIEDMANN
Leopold & Adelheid Ludwig
1865-1932
Themar’s Jewish Families & World War I
The Jewish Lehrer/Teachers in Themar
1933-1938
1938
“Kristallnacht” or the Reichspogromnacht — November 9/10 1938
1938-9: The Letters of Dr. Ernst Ledermann
1939
1939: World War II
1939: Themar
Who in Britain?
Domestic Permits
3 September 1939
WWII: “Enemy Aliens”
1941
Chronology
The Deportations of the German Jews, 1941
Deportations of Themar’s Jewish Families, 1941-1945
The Deportation to Litzmannstadt Ghetto, October 1941
1942
The Deportations from Thüringen: May 1942 to Bełżyce Ghetto
The Deportations from Thüringen: September 1942 to Theresienstadt Ghetto
Themar & Auschwitz, 1942-1945
1945
Liberation of Auschwitz
Their Voices Live On
1945-1989 Themar & the DDR
Letter from Manfred Rosengarten to Karl Saam (California, Aug. 23, 1983) (Text)
1990-2007
The tearful secret of Themar
2008-
“Humanity”
April 3, 2008 – the first meeting in Themar!
November 9th 2008 – 70 years after ‘Kristallnacht’
2008 exhibition
2010
What does the dedication of a tower clock in Themar have to do with this website?
Kristallnacht 1938 — what happened in Themar?
2011
2011: “Themar Meeting”
“You are always welcome!”
2012
2012: Remembrance Day – 70 years after the deportation to Belzyce
2013
2013: “Themes Theraren”
75 Years after Kristallnacht
May 2013 – Film premiere in Themar
2014
2014 Highlights
2014 “Themen Theraren”
2015
November 2015: 70 years after the end of the Second World War
Carole Karlsruhe, Market 8, 9 November 2015
November 2015: The granddaughter of Selma Stern u. Sondheim v.d. Rhön
Richard Stern, “Remarks,” at Markt 8, 9 November 2015
2016
the 26th of July 2016/MDR-Thuringia!
“Commemoration should inspire reflection,” the November 9, 2016
2017
September 2017 — Themar’s Stolepersteine and a city tour.
September 4, 2017-Stolpersteine for families Kahn & Rosenberg
2019-
2019-Stolpersteine
Stolpersteine Frankenberg & Grünbaum
2022
2023
The Windfege and the Gassenheimers
Gassenheimer – a touching story
A “Windfege” Tells Stories
Collections
Links & Literature
Literature
Contact
Fall 1939: Nazi Regime Records
Names of Jews still living in Themar on 6 October 1939
Source: Stadtarchiv Themar
“On 27 September 1939 Jews listed below left for Neundorf (Estate Neundorf)”
Source: Stadtarchiv Themar
