Frieda Allersheimer née Oppenheimer
Holocaust Victim
b. 10.08.1883, Gemmingen — d. 25.11.1941, Kaunas (Kowno), Fort IX, Lithuania
Wife of Joseph · 1 child
ReligionJewish
AddressMünchen (1939)
Family
Children
Persecution
Kaunas (Fort IX)
died
Murdered November 25, 1942 at Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania
Location Trail
- Gemmingen
- München (Munich), Germany
- München
- München (Munich), Germany
- Hannover, Germany
- Kaunas (Kowno), Fort IX, Lithuania
- Gemmingen
- Kaunas (Fort IX)
Timeline
- 10.1941Frieda and Gretel deported to unknown destination
Correspondence
Notes
Moses's sister
Josef's 1946 letter: 'Aunt Frieda and their children were deported and never returned'
Had at least one child: Gretel (deported together in Oct 1941). Josef's 1946 letter: 'Aunt Frieda and their children were deported and never returned.'
Husband: Joseph Allersheimer (per Geni.com)
Sources
- Alemannia Judaica — Jüdische Gemeinde Gemmingen — Reference site for Jewish community history in Baden-Württemberg. The Gemmingen page documents the synagogue and community, lists the Gedenkbuch entries for those murdered or deported (with birth years), and reproduces period notices from the Jewish press.
- Gedenkbuch der Münchner Juden (Stadtarchiv München) — Munich city archive memorial book, compiled from the Kennkartendoppel 1938/39. The entry for Julius (auch Isaak) Oppenheimer records his parents, his siblings with birth years, his marriage to Elsa on 25.05.1921 in Gemmingen, and his deportation to Piaski on 04.04.1942.
- Oppenheimer/Shacham Family Archive — Personal documents, photos, and correspondence
- USHMM Kaufmann Family Correspondence — Letters from Josef and Margit Oppenheimer to cousin Mina Kaufmann (1939, 1944, 1946)
- Geni.com World Family Tree — Collaborative genealogy profiles managed by Randy Schoenberg. Profiles for Joseph Marum Oppenheimer and Mina Oppenheimer (née Kirchhausen).
Research completeness
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