Sigmund Oberländer

Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:

• Oberländer, Siegmund Sigmund geboren am 07. Dezember 1868 in Odenkirchen / Gladbach / Rheinprovinz wohnhaft in München Gladbach
• Deportationsziel: ab Düsseldorf 25. Juli 1942, Theresienstadt, Ghetto 26. September 1942, Treblinka, Vernichtungslager

cf.: http://www.moenchengladbach.de/index.php?id=stolpersteine&L=0&no_ca...

&: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Stolpersteine_in_Mönchengladbach_–_Stadtbezirk_Süd

07.12.1868 Jd Odenkirchen + 1942 Treblinka Occupation: merchant, cloth wholesaler [Erckens] II / 221, Lazarus Oberländer opened in 1895 with his son Sigmund, * 7.12.1868 from his first marriage with Henriette Schmidt, a new mechanical weaving mill under the name "L. Oberländer", at the 1898 also born in 1872 son Max ( from second marriage). [Erckens] II / 221f, After the First World War, the weaving mill "L. Oberländer" no longer existed. Max Oberländer founded a cloth wholesaler, while Sigmund Oberländer became the managing director of the Odenkirchener Webstoff- und Bekleidungsgesellschaft mbh, Corneliusstraße 82. [Commemorative Book] Sigmund Oberländer, * 07.12.1868 Odenkirchen, residing in Munich-Gladbach; deported on 25.07.1942 from Dusseldorf to Theresienstadt, on 26.09.1942 to Treblinka [YadVashem] Sigmund Oberländer, * 07.12.1868 Odenkirchen, living in M. Gladbach, during the war in M. Glafbach and Theresienstadt; perished in Auschwitz; Husband of Rika Löb; Son of Lazarus and Henriette; Commemorative Journal 1981 submitted by his daughter Ruth F. Lansing, Tonawanda NY [YadVashem] Sigmund Oberländer, * 07.12.1868 Odenkirchen, merchant, residing in Mönchengladbach; perished in Theresienstadt; Husband of Friederike Loeb; Son of Lazarus Oberlander and Henriette Schmidt; Memorial Journal 1997 submitted by Alex Salm Victim of the Shoa Parents: Lazarus Oberlander and Heinriette Schmidt