Ing. Rudolf Brunner

Rudolf BRUNNER: b. 18 Dec 1889, Nürschan - d. 8 May 1939, Schlackenwerth, HOLOCAUST

"Glasfabrikant" - glass manufacturer.

Details of deportation and subsequent death courtesy of:

BRUNNER Rudolf: Central DB of Shoah Victims' Names - Record Details

http://yvng.yadvashem.org/nameDetails.html?language=en&itemId=12970...

Rudolf Brunner

Rudolf Brunner was born in Nyrany, Czechoslovakia in 1889 to Joseph and Berta nee Hebak. He was a factory owner and married to Emilie. Prior to WWII he lived in France. During the war he was in Plzen, Czechoslovakia.

Rudolf was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by his son, Harry Joseph Brunner

Last Name Brunner

Last Name Broner

First Name Rudolf

Gender Male

Age 50

Date of Birth 03/12/1889

Place of Birth Nyrany,Stribro,Bohemia,Czechoslovakia

Father's First Name Joseph

Father's First Name Yosef

Mother's First Name Berta

Mother's Maiden Name Hebak

Marital Status Married

Spouse's First Name Emilie

Spouse's First Name Emilia

Permanent Place of Residence France

Profession Factory owner

Place during the War Plzen,Plzen,Bohemia,Czechoslovakia

Place of Death Schlackenwerth,Karlovy Vary,Bohemia,Czechoslovakia

Date of Death 08/05/1939

Status according to Source murdered

Submitter's Last Name Brunner

Submitter's First Name Harry

Submitter's First Name Joseph

Relationship to Victim Son

Source Yad Vashem - Pages of Testimony Names Memorial Collection

Type of material Page of Testimony

Item ID 1297063

N.B. it is not clear exactly how he died at such an early date. Page of testimony refers to "concentration camp" which could mean Flossenbürg, which was already set up in May 1938.

plus ...

cf. death notice for mother Bertha BRUNNER posted in Prager Tagblatt on 25 Jan 1921

And also ...

cf. death notice for brother-in-law Adolf GOLDBERG posted in Prager Tagblatt on 5 Sept 1928