Tracing the Past

A non-profit organization dedicated to the research and memorialization of the persecuted in Europe 1933-1945. Tweets by @mimizbi, @p_proelss & S. Finsterwalder

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Prima Text von Sabine Seifert in der @tazgezwitscher, u.a. über unser Projekt #mappingthelives

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Rolf and Gerd Reutlinger were deported from Frankfurt to the Kaunas ghetto on November 22, 1941, together with their mother Hannah. There, all those deported from Frankfurt, including 59 children under the age of 10, were shot shortly after their arrival, on November 25, 1941.

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Rolf and Gerd Reutlinger Reutlinger were twins, born on October 15, 1937 in Frankfurt am Main. Their parents, Salli Reutlinger and Hannah, née Gutmann, had married in Kirchheim unter Teck on January 15, 1937.
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Gerd and Rolf were in the care of the home of the "Weibliche Fürsorge" association at Hans-Thoma-Straße 24.
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The March edition of the @_BAHS_ PG Newsletter is out!

This month we feature the @tracingthepast #MappingTheLives project, a student spotlight from Archie Wolfman, and the latest CfP's, including @whiteroseoxford.

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Read it here: https://t.co/2n049Qc6PY

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@ColourMyTime Just in case you missed it. Research by one of our members, posted on Joods Monument (Feb 2nd), see: https://t.co/PXtZYESfv0

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Save the date: am 24. Oktober stellen Sibylle Ehringhaus und Roderick Miller unser Projekt Mapping the Lives auf der Herbsttagung des Museumsbundes Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in #Schwerin vor.
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By then, the 17-year-old had spent three years of his life in ghettos, labor camps and concentration camps. So far, there is no further trace of him.
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On November 18, 1941, 996 Jews from #Hamburg, #Bremen and the Bremen-region were deported to Minsk. Among them were 149 children under the age of 14.
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The last trace of one of the 149 children is of Hans Frank, who was sent to Flossenbürg concentration camp on August 4, 1944.
(Image from @ArolsenArchives)
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