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Rachel Süss * 1874
Bornstraße 22 (Eimsbüttel, Rotherbaum)
1942 Auschwitz
further stumbling stones in Bornstraße 22:
Emma Cohen, Jenny Drucker, Minna Drucker, Ursula Geistlich, Selma Isenberg, Alfred Pein, Emmy Pein, Abraham Schwarzschild, Betty Schwarzschild, Sara Schwarzschild, Ignatz Schwarzschild, Clara Weil, Rosa Wolff, Bella Wolff
Excerpt from Beate Meyer (ed.), Die Verfolgung und Ermordung der Hamburger Juden 1933–1945 – Geschichte. Zeugnis. Erinnerung, [The Persecution and Murder of the Jews of Hamburg, 1933-1945--History. Testimony. Memory]. Landeszentrale für politische Bildung, Hamburg 2006, p. 180
Rachel Süss, b. 3.17.1874, deported on 7.11.1942 to Auschwitz
Bornstraße 22 (Eimsbüttel, Rotherbaum)
The mother of Emmy Pein ran a linens and hat business in Altona. She lived at Weidenstieg, Heinrich-Barth-Strasse, and Dillstrasse, until she moved in Bornstrasse 22. In 1940, the stateless widow possessed neither assets nor a regular income. She took in her daughter and her new son-in-law [see biographical entry for Emmy Pein and Alfred Pein] in a small three-room apartment. When she received a deportation order, they reported voluntarily and accompanied her.
Translator: Richard Levy
Kindly supported by the Hermann Reemtsma Stiftung, Hamburg.
Stand: January 2019
© Beate Meyer
