Bretten, Germany
Coordinates49.036389, 8.706111
Details
- Type
- Town
- GrampsId
- P0137
- Latitude
- 49.036389
- Longitude
- 8.706111
Notes
Small town in Baden, birthplace of the reformer Philipp Melanchthon. The Tiefenbrunner family lived here from 1914; Alfred Tiefenbrunner ran a shop at 20 Pforzheimer Straße and was naturalised as a Baden citizen in 1919 together with his wife Sara and children Jeanette, Leo, Hermann Majer and Willi. On 9 October 1933 that citizenship was revoked by the Nazi state. Rosa and Edith Sigall were born here in 1924 and 1926.
Events9
- from 1914
The Tiefenbrunner family has lived in Bretten since 1914.
- between 1914 and 1923
Trader/Merchant
- 8 Aug 1914
7, Weißhoferstraße, Bretten, Germany
- 9 Nov 1918
20, Pforzheimer Str., Bretten, Germany
- 19 Sep 1919
Citizenship was granted to Alfred Tiefenbrunner, his wife Sara, and his minor children, Jeanette, Leo, Hermann Majer, and Willi
- 25 Feb 1924
Dated 25 February 1924, addressed to the BürgermAlfred Tiefenbrunner requests approval to build a shop front on his property at plot No. 329 on the Pforzheimer Straße, submitting accompanying plans.
- 2 Oct 1924
Birth of Roas Zippora Sigall
- 3 Jan 1926
Birth of Edith Mia Sigall
- 9 Oct 1933
The Baden citizenship was revoked