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- PersonFritz ReichenbachFritz was Jeanette and Gustav’s only son. He took on the clothing shop at Breite Straße 7, married Martha Pohly of Göttingen and raised their son Werner in Wernigerode.
- PersonMentioned inKurt 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.
- PersonMentioned inMartha Reichenbach née PohlyMartha was Fritz’s wife and Werner’s mother. In Berlin she lived a half-life as a worker and subtenant at Normannenstraße 2 before the Gestapo took her property and the Berlin deportation list placed her in a transport classed for Auschwitz.
Documents and objects 3
Document / objectBuchenwald memorial gateMemorial view of the Buchenwald gate, 27 December 2013. © 1971markus, CC BY-SA 4.0. Context, not a picture of Fritz, Kurt or Werner Reichenbach.
Document / objectFour Stolpersteine name the household at Breite Straße 7These four memorial stones name Fritz, Jeanette, Martha and Werner Reichenbach outside their Wernigerode home. The inscriptions bring the household together at the address where they lived and worked. They are modern memorial texts and do not replace the separate records for each life.
Document / objectStolperstein for Fritz ReichenbachThe stone records Fritz Reichenbach’s arrest, imprisonment in Buchenwald and death there on 22 November 1938. The stone was laid outside the Wernigerode house where Fritz had lived and kept the shop. It is a public memorial, not the camp file that records the details of his imprisonment and death.