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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 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 inKurt Reichenbach, gut-casings merchantThis Kurt kept the M. Reichenbach gut-casings house in Halberstadt. The 1928 directory puts him at Sedanstraße 62 and the firm at Gerberstraße 12 — the same pages that list the other Kurt with the clothing shop.
- PersonMentioned inMargarete Reichenbach née LiebenthalDolf wrote to her from St. Moritz four days after Fritz’s death.
- 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.
- PersonMentioned inSalomon Gustav ReichenbachGustav was Adolf’s brother. He moved to Wernigerode, married Jeanette Rosenbaum and helped establish the shop where their son Fritz grew up.
- PersonMentioned inWerner ReichenbachWerner grew up over the family shop at Breite Straße 7. He escaped Germany with his wife Margarete in 1939 and rebuilt a family life in Brazil.