On Stumbling Over stumbling stones? No, no one stubs their toe against them. They're embedded so evenly into the paving. We find you in places of terror and persecution. We recognise you in your children and grandchildren.
The stones speak of you, every day. You are not forgotten. Inge Grolle translation by Dr. Anne Stokes and Ingrid Haas. Isaak Schenkolewski, born 19 Feb. In Dec. In they were deported from there to the extermination camps Auschwitz and Sobibor where they were killed. At the age of 27, he married Klara Marx who gave birth to their first daughter Mirjam in Hamburg on 9 Jan.
Their second child Moses was also born in Hamburg on 4 July Their third child Sarah was born the following year on 4 Nov. Isaak worked there as an employee until his emigration.
His sister Sarah also lived nearby at Rutschbahn Isaaks eldest brother Wolf born on 26 Mar. Over the course of the s and over the course of the political developments, the neighborly family life fell apart for numerous family members left Hamburg and immigrated to various different places.
Sarah wed and her married name from then on was Heimann. She immigrated to Palestine. Isaak too endeavored to emigrate from At first he named the USA as his destination but later changed it to the Netherlands.
