Kurt Frank

see also: https://www.dsk-nsdoku-oberschwaben.de/de/erinnerungswege/stadt-ulm...

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=65796740

For the two children of Kurt Frank (Joy and Stephen), see: http://www.hohenzollerischer-geschichtsverein.de/userfiles/files/ZH...

http://www.alemannia-judaica.de/sigmaringen_juedgeschichte.htm

In 1933 the following Jewish persons lived in Sigmaringen: - Siegfried Frank (born 1879 in Buttenhausen as son of Max Frank and the Sarah born Schweitzer, moved to Amsterdam in November 1938, emigrated to Louisville, Kentucky, USA, In March 1943 in the USA) - Emma Frank b. Rieser (born in Ichenhausen in 1887, married to Siegfried Frank in May 1909, emigrated from there to Louisville, Kentucky, USA in November 1938, returned to Sigmaringen in the 1950s and died in the USA in 1980 ) - Kurt Frank (born in Sigmaringen in 1911, studied law in Munich from 1930 to 1933, moved to Augsburg in 1935, emigrated to the USA in 1936) - Lisa Mathilde (Hilda) Frank (born in Sigmaringen in 1918) studied the state grammar school in Sigmaringen from 1938 to 1935, was the only Jewish pupil to be "disguised" from the school in 1935, and from 1935 to 1937 received training in physiotherapy and massage at the Alice Bloch Institute In Stuttgart, returned to Sigmaringen in May 1937 and emigrated with his parents in 1938, married to Julius Heymann, died in the USA in 2016) - Anna Frank b. Rieser (sister of Emma Frank, born 1889 in Ichenhausen, married in 1912 to Sigmaringen (see engagement ad below), emigrated to Brooklyn, NY in May 1938, died in 1968; Anna Frank was married to Karl Frank (b. 1882, a schwerkriegsterhrter, who died in 1932 after the consequences of the war). - Lina Rieser (born 1899 in Ichenhausen, housekeeper with family Frank, moved from Nuremberg to Sigmaringen in November 1933, emigrated to the USA with the Siegfried Frank family) - Gustav Rieser (born 1882 in Ichenhausen, pharmacist, owner of the Sternapotheke in Nuremberg, which he had forced to sell in October 1933, moved from Nuremberg to Sigmaringen in November 1933, emigrated to the USA with the Siegfried Frank family) - Helmut (or Wilhelm?) Rieser (born 1914 in Nuremberg, son of Gustav Rieser, moved from Nuremberg to Sigmaringen in August 1933, emigrated to Barcelona, ​​Spain, then to Italy, etc., later to the USA) - Werner Frank (born 1913 in Sigmaringen, son of Karl Frank and Anna, born Rieser), moved to Augsburg in 1932 to study at Gebr. Landauer, Augsburg, returned to Sigmaringen in January 1935, emigrated to the USA in March 1935, The mother followed in May 1938) - Samuel Laufer (born 1900 in Wisoko-Litovsk, Polish national, merchant, 1935 moved to Gelsenkirchen, Wannerstraße 31) - Siegfried Rödelsheimer (b. 1883 in Baisingen, dealer, lived in 1926 to 1936 in Sigmaringen, moved to Pforzheim in May 1936, transferred to Dachau concentration camp on June 27, 1938, to Buchenwald concentration camp on 23 September 1938, 18 December 1938) - Trude Wiehr b. Segall (b. 1879 in size Lonk, housewife, born Jewish, then evangelical, with the district customs commissioner Kurt Wiehr in Sigmaringen, Karlstraße 40, 1938 moved to Stuttgart-Sillenbuch). - Benjamin Bezger (born in Poland, Polish nationality in 1904, worked as a traveler and representative for Raab company, shipping shop for linen and laundry in Sigmaringen, returned to Poland in June 1933, emigrated to Palestine in September 1934).