Regensburg, Germany
Coordinates49.016667, 12.083333
Details
- Type
- City
- GrampsId
- P0271
- Latitude
- 49.016667
- Longitude
- 12.083333
Notes
City on the Danube in Bavaria. Erna Ester Tiefenbrunner and her granddaughter Edith Mia Sigall lived here at Haidplatz 4/8 from April 1940 until 2 April 1942, when they were put on the deportation train that left Regensburg that day — attached to the wider Bavarian transport out of Munich (Transport II/3), which carried about 1,000 Jews straight to the Piaski transit ghetto. They were murdered soon after. Stolpersteine (memorial "stumbling stones") were laid for them, and they appear in the town's published history of its Jewish community 1939–1945.
Events5
- between 2 Apr 1940 and 24 Feb 1941
Lived in the second floor at Haidplatz 4/8
- between 15 Apr 1940 and 2 Apr 1942
Lived in the second floor at Haidplatz 4/8
- 2 Apr 1942
Deportations (from Munich) via Regensburg to the Piaski Ghetto
- 1966
Listed in the book "The history of the Jewish community in Regensburg from 1939 to 1945"
- 18 May 2022
Stolpersteine Regensburg