People 8
- PersonHans Adalbert WollenbergHans was Paula and Georg Wollenberg’s son. He worked in J. Reichenbach, lived with his mother at Westendorf 15 and was taken with her from Halberstadt in April 1942.
- PersonKurt ReichenbachRegistered as Curt in 1889, Kurt was Paula Wollenberg’s and Antonie Weiss’s brother. The records follow him from the family household to Buchenwald, a forced address in Halberstadt and the April 1942 transport to Warsaw.
- PersonPaula Wollenberg née ReichenbachPaula was Kurt Reichenbach’s and Antonie Weiss’s sister, Georg Wollenberg’s wife and Hans Adalbert’s mother. She was forced from Halberstadt on 12 April 1942. Her named record ends in Warsaw.
- PersonMentioned inAntonie Weiss née ReichenbachAntonie was Ludwig Reichenbach and Pauline Asch’s daughter, Paula Wollenberg’s and Kurt Reichenbach’s sister, and Hugo Weiss’s wife. She was deported on the same April 1942 train to Warsaw.
- PersonMentioned inErnst ReichenbachErnst grew up at Hoher Weg 27 and spent his working life in the family’s Halberstadt shops. He signed his niece Ruth’s marriage record and shared the women’s-fashion business with his brother Paul.
- PersonMentioned inJeanette Reichenbach née RosenbaumJeanette kept the clothing shop at Breite Straße 7, sat at its till into the 1930s and remained its owner. The large J. Reichenbach sign carried her initial.
PersonMentioned inAdolf “Dolf” ReichenbachDolf wrote the St. Moritz letter at twenty-three, escaped Germany and began again in Massachusetts. He became a clothing designer, married Subie and raised Paul and Susan.- PersonMentioned inRosalie Reichenbach née RosenbergRosalie was Ernst Reichenbach’s wife. She shared his Berlin household, was taken from Normannenstraße 2 in August 1944 and survived.