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The document summarizes the fate of the Schwab family living in Hanau, Germany between 1933 and 1939. Of the 20 family members, 11 were murdered during the Holocaust while 9 escaped persecution by fleeing to countries like the US, Canada, and South America. It provides brief biographies of some of the survivors and victims, including family homes destroyed. It also mentions two famous Jews from Hanau and includes contact information for a related website documenting the family's history.
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The holocaust had a profound impact on Jewish communities in Europe. Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany in the 1930s and 1940s, and sought to eliminate Jews and others he deemed undesirable. Over 6 million Jews were killed, as Hitler occupied many European countries and instituted policies of ghettoization, forced labor, and mass murder. Survivors struggled to rebuild their lives after enduring immense suffering and loss during this dark period of history.
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Anne frank and her life
Characters in Anne Frank.
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Anne Frank was born in Germany in 1929 and died in a concentration camp in 1945. Her famous diary was given to her as a gift for her 13th birthday in 1942. She and her family went into hiding in Amsterdam in 1942 to escape Nazi persecution. In their hiding place, known as the Secret Annex, Anne wrote in her diary under the name "Kitty" about her experiences. Her diary was published after World War II and brought international attention to the Holocaust.
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- 1. The Forgotten Letters Hanau, May 31st, 2010 Schwab Family
- 8. Hausmann Shop in Worms
- 10. Stamp Collection
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- 12. Farewell Letter May 1936
- 15. Deportation
- 16. Schwab Family Holocaust Era Out of 20 family members living in Hanau between 1933 and 1939: 11 murdered 9 escaped Countries fled: China, USA, Canada, France, Brazil, Argentina, Belgium, Holland, South Africa
- 17. Murdered Max Schwab Martha Schwab Hans Ferdinand Schwab Helen Schwab Erna Schwab Johanna Hausmann Jettchen Fleischmann Adolf Fleischmann Alice Frank Oskar Frank Lottee Frank
- 18. Survivors Rudolf Erwin Alexander Schwab Rosa Schwab Kaufmann Alexander Schwab Armand Demuth, Montreal Quebec Alfons (son of Helene and Jonas) Demuth Ella, sister of Martha Schwab/Hausman Irene Hoexter Gustav Fleischmann Toni Koch
- 19. Destroyed House
- 20. Famous Jews from Hanau Moritz Daniel Oppenheim Ernest Fleischmann – (cousin of Rudolph Schwab) One of the most successful orchestra managers in the world, had left Frankfurt at age 12 when his parents fled from Adolf Hitler to settle in Cape Town. General director by the London Symphony Orchestra and Los Angeles Philharmonic
- 21. Elizabeth Schmitz In 1935, Elizabeth Schmitz authored an anonymous call to Christian conscience about the church’s responsibility to the Jews. Schmitz insisted: “We must, as Christians,” she declared, “act for all the Jews as much as is our possibility.” http://vimeo.com/3325702
- 22. Website and Contact Details www.theforgottenletters.org http://theforgottenletters.org/gallery/ Daniel.schwab@theforgottenletters.org Daniel.schwab@kayema.com +972 544-800 146 +27 72 3344308
Editor's Notes
- As a mere teenager in South Africa, he organized two music festivals, and at age 35 Fleischmann was hired as general director by the London Symphony Orchestra. In 1969, he took over the Los Angeles Philharmonic, where he guided the orchestra's direction for 29 years. During that time, he transformed a good provincial orchestra into an orchestra with world reputation. He attracted music directors of international stature, created links to the film music industry and made the traditional Hollywood Bowl America's largest summer festival. A half-year ago (in March 1998), he passed his position at the Philharmonic on to a young Dutchman by the name Willem Wijnbergen. However, retirement is not an issue for 74-year-old Fleischmann. He just started a new company consisting of himself and one assistant. The cultural counseling company is called "Fleischmann Arts, " and it has customers in all parts of America and in Germany. He regularly visits the NDR Symphony Orchestra in Hamburg to give management advise. Georg Hirsch has a profile of this mover and shaker from Los Angeles.