Carl Rosenthal

Karl was a director of a factory in Alt Rohlau (now Stará Role, Karlovy Vary, Czechia). Most likely a china factory in Stará Role, (see his daughter Emmy birth record).

Death record: https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000141882826823
KARLOVY VARY (o. Karlovy Vary), book 765, Z 1906-1928, folio 62, line 653, repro 64 (out of 102)
He was married at the time of his death

Grave with photo: http://grabsteine.genealogy.net/tomb.php?cem=4430&tomb=11&b=&lang=en
Gives full birth date and birth place, full death date and death place

"And now to Aunt Elise Rosenthal, the other sister of my mother. She too was an extremely fine and charming woman and we all loved her. She was married to a Mr. Rosenthal, formerly of Fuerth, who became the head of the china factory of the Rosenfelds, near Carlsbad, Czechoslovakia, formerly Austria. . . . after Hitler occupied the so-called German part of Czechoslovakia, she. a widow, and her widowed daughter Louise, moved to Prague where I also visited them once on my way throu to see some breweries. That part of the family took a very sad ending and did not have to since they had lots of connections abroad. But Louise, also a very fine lady, for some personal reasons, and against all advice, was very stubborn and would not move. Hitler, by then, was also in Prague, and Louise even made her teenage daughter Erna who was in London, come back to Prague. Erna was among the first transports from Prague to a concentration camp and no one ever heard from her. Aunt Elise ended up in Theresienstadt, Louise was also shipped there and never heard from again. There was also a younger son, Karl, who was in the last children transport to London where the British relatives took care of him. After the war he went to Australia where he died of natural causes when quite young. So ended this very beloved part of my large family . . . ."

--- from Carl Bergmann's memoirs