This article lists the laid as part of the project of the same name by Gunter Demnig in Achim. They serve as a memorial to victims of National Socialism who lived and worked in Achim.
laid ImagePerson, inscriptionAddressDate laidNoteHere lived Margarethe
Anspacher
b. 1906
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskAm Schmiedeberg 104 October 2006Here lived Paul Anspacher
b. 1895
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Ilse
Friedemann
b. 1904
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Louis
Friedemann
b. 1871
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Ernst
Friedemann
b. 1899
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Lina Friedemann
b. 1868
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Albert Anspacher
b. 1887
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskAm Schmiedeberg 124 October 2006Here lived Emma Anspacher
b. 1896
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Kurt Anspacher
Curt Parker
b. 1925
deported 1941
Minsk ghetto
forced labor
1945 Dachau concentration camp
liberated9 November 2023Here lived Marie Sophie
Wülbers b. 1892
committed 1935
Rotenburg/Wümme
mental institution
'transferred' 1941
Weilmünster
mental institution
murdered 22 April 1942Badener Dorfstraße 315 November 2011Here lived Else Lisbeth
Warnken
b. 1923
committed 1933
Rotenburg/Wümme
mental institution
forced sterilization
died 26 June 1937Bahnhofstraße 495 November 2011Here lived Carl Ansbacher
b. 1891
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskEckstraße 164 October 2006Here lived Liesel Ansbacher
b. 1924
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Lilli Ansbacher
b. 1897
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Lotte Alexander
b. 1924
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskObernstraße 64 October 2006Here lived Margarete
Alexander
b. 1888
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Paul Alexander
b. 1884
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Peter Alexander
b. 1914
deported 1941
murdered in
MinskHere lived Albert Seligmann
b. 1869
deported 1942
murdered in
TheresienstadtObernstraße 2223 October 2005Master butcher Albert SeligmannPeter Hertel (2012-11), Stadt Ronnenberg (ed.), Die Juden von Ronnenberg, Teil 2: 1933–1939–2012., Ronnenberg, p. 32 was born on 9 May 1869 as the son of Philipp and Henriette Seligmann in the municipality of Ronnenberg (Linden district) near Hanover. He grew up in Ronnenberg and neighboring Empelde. On 12 September 1894 he married Jenny Alexander in Achim. There the family, which included two children, ran a butcher's shop. The elder son, Hugo Seligmann, was killed in the First World War. From 1913 to 1933 Albert Seligmann served as guild master of the butchers' guild. The boycott of Jewish businesses on 1 April 1933 put the family under financial pressure: customers stayed away and livestock was no longer delivered. In 1937 the butcher shop was closed by police order. The son, Wilhelm Seligmann, emigrated to the US with his family in 1938. Albert Seligmann and his wife were eventually forced into the so-called "Jews' house" at Nordstraße 210 in Bremen. In mid-July 1942 he was sent to the Theresienstadt "ghetto," which was in reality a concentration camp, and from there deported on 26 September 1942 to the Treblinka extermination camp. He was murdered there. At the time the Stolperstein was laid, his deportation to Treblinka was not yet known.Here lived Jenny
Seligmann
b. 1868
deported 1942
murdered in
TheresienstadtJenny Seligmann was born on 10 September 1868 in Achim. After her marriage to Albert Seligmann she lived with him in Achim. The couple had two children. The boycott of Jewish businesses on 1 April 1933 put her under financial pressure. Jenny Seligmann and her husband were eventually forced into the so-called "Jews' house" at Nordstraße 210 in Bremen. In mid-July 1942 she was sent to the Theresienstadt "ghetto" and from there deported on 26 September 1942 to the Treblinka extermination camp. She was murdered there. At the time the Stolperstein was laid, her deportation to Treblinka was not yet known.Here lived Mathilde Heilbronn
née Hertz
b. 1882
fled 1939
England
died 1940Obernstraße 361 October 2021Here lived Siegfried Heilbronn
b. 1881
fled 1939
England
interned Australia
released 1942Here lived Kurt Heilbronn
b. 1914
fled 1934
EnglandHere lived Paula Heilbronn
married name Williams
b. 1911
fled 1937
USAHere lived Rosi Podell
née Heilbronn
b. 1918
fled 1938
USAHere lived Willy Podell
Wolf Podolski
b. 1912
fled 1938
USAHere lived Hans Heilbronn
John Hans Hilton
b. 1913
fled 1937
USAHere lived Emma Baumgarten b. 1881 deported 1942 Theresienstadt murdered in AuschwitzObernstraße 934 October 2006Here lived Friedrich Eduard
Brüns
b. 1905
committed 1925
Rotenburg/Wümme
mental institution
'transferred' 1941
Weilmünster
mental institution
murdered 25 October 1941Philosophenweg 15 November 2011Here lived Hinrich Rebers
b. 1909
committed 1935
Rotenburg/Wümme
mental institution
'transferred' 1941
Sorau/Lausitz
mental institution
murdered 30 November 1943Uphuser Heerstraße 715 November 2011
External links
stolpersteine.eu Website of the Network for Remembrance Culture in the Verden district Achim: Stolperstein for Emma Baumgarten back in place on ndr.de
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