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07/22/1905
Niederzissen
Minna Gottschalk
(1877 Niederzissen, Germany – 1944 Auschwitz)
Josef Kahn
(1967 Niederzissen, Germany – 1942 Theresienstadt)
Josef and Minna Kahn, were deported to Theresienstadt, where Josef died. Minna was then deported to Auschwitz where she was murdered.
Max Kahn
(1901 Niederzissen, Germany – 1942 Auschwitz)
Frieda Kahn (Hermann Berger)
(1902 Neederzissen, Germany – 1998 Selma, AL)
Emigrated to Selma, AL
Salomon Kahn (Grete [Margarete] Friedman, born 1907 Ludwigsburg, Germany)
(1904 Niederzissen, Germany – 1993 Cali, Colombia)
Emigrated to Palmira, Colombia then later moved to Cali, Colombia
Jetta Kahn (Leo Abraham)
(1907 Niederzissen, Germany -1942 Maly Trosinec, Belarus)
Daughter, Ruth, also died at Maly Trostinec.
Julia Kahn
(1909 Niederzissen, Germany – 1909 Niederzissen, Germany)
Lina Kahn
(1910 Niederzissen, Germany – 1942 Auschwitz)
Dorothea (Dora) Kahn (Ludwig Lewy)
(1912 Niederzissen, Germany – 1981 Selma, AL)
Emigrated to Shanghai, then to Selma, AL
Sally (male) Kahn
(1914 Niederzissen, Germany – 1973 Palmira, Colombia)
Emigrated to Shanghai, then to Palmira, Colombia
Julius lost three siblings at the hands of the Nazis.
Never married
None
1947-1974
Julius emigrated to Shanghai, China in 1939 with his brother Sally and his sister and brother-in-law, Dora and Ludwig Lewy. After the war he left Shanghai and went to Selma, where he and Dora and Ludwig Lewy were sponsored by his sister and brother-in-law, Frieda and Hermann Berger of Selma. Sally went on to Colombia, where his brother Salomon lived.
1947-1974
The Long Way: The History of the Jewish families of the Synagogue Congregation of Niederzissen in Brohl Valley
by Brunhilde Stürmer
(Available in the AHEC Library)
