Emil Lindenberg

Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:

Lindenberg, Emil

geboren am 01. Mai 1889 in Schwerin / - / Mecklenburg wohnhaft in Gadebusch, Schwerin und Leipzig

Deportation: ab Weimar-Leipzig 10. Mai 1942, Belzyce, Ghetto

• Date/place of birth identified in German National Archives, Memorial Book
• Identified as husband of Else Löwenthal in Ellen Bertram, Menschen ohne Grabstein, p. 158.
• Bertram identifies him as "Hausmeister im Israelit. Krankenhaus/Chemnitzer Str. 50), Zwangsarbeit," living in the Judendhaus at Packhofstr. 1 at time of deportation.
• Emil Lindenberg was deported on 10th May 1942 to Belzyce Ghetto in the Lublin Distrikt of occupied Poland. He did not survive.

Entry in German National Archives, ‘’Memorial Book’':
Lindenberg, Emil
born on 01st May 1889 in Schwerin / - / Mecklenburg
resident of Gadebusch, Schwerin and Leipzig
Deportation:
from Weimar-Leipzig
10th May 1942, Belzyce, ghetto