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Jewish Families from Carinthia, Austria (Kärnten, Österreich), including Klagenfurt, Villach, and Wolfsberg

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The Jews of Carinthia belonged to the Jewish Community of Graz prior to 1923, when Klagenfurt established its own Jewish community. Since 1955, the Jews of Carinthia have again been part of the reestablished Jewish Community of Graz.

"In 1783 Jews were permitted to attend fairs in Carinthian towns. Those Jews who had acquired civic rights when part of Carinthia was included in the "province of Illyria" established by Napoleon (1809) were permitted to retain them (1817). Jews again settled in Carinthia after the promulgation of the "forced constitution" of 1849 but were not permitted to acquire real estate there until 1867. The first immigrants mainly came from Galicia, Bohemia, Moravia, and Hungary.... The first congregation was founded at Klagenfurt in 1886. The number of Jews living in Carinthia remained small even in modern times: there were 169 Jewish residents in 1890, of whom 122 lived in Klagenfurt and the rest in nine other localities. Until 1922 the communities were affiliated to the community of *Graz . There were 269 Jews living in Carinthia in 1934, and 257 at the end of 1938. The men were deported to Dachau concentration camp on November 10, 1938, but were released before February 1939. Subsequently the Jews in Carinthia moved to Vienna or emigrated. There were ten Jews living in Klagenfurt in 1968 and the Jewish population of Carinthia has remained marginal into the 21st century." (Encyclopedia Judaica, https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/carinthia)

This project attempts to reconstruct the Jewish Community of Klagenfurt, hoping for eventual access to the Klagenfurt register in Graz.

If you wish to help, please contact me, Benjamin C. Schoenbrun, by requesting to join the project, or send me a message on Geni.com. If you have information about any person of Jewish descent who came from or resided in Carinthia, please let me know.

Sources:

  • Arolsen Archives, Incarceration and other records (AA)
  • Biographisches Handbuch der deutschsprachigen Emigration nach 1933–1945, edited by Werner Röder, Herbert A. Strauss, Institut für Zeitgeschichte and Research Foundation for Jewish Immigration, New York, Berlin, Boston: K. G. Saur, 2016. (B)
  • Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstandes (DÖW)
  • Jewish Burials 153 burial records in the JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) (includes burials in Israelitscher Friedhof Klagenfurt (140), Klagenfurt War Cemetery (5), Zentralfriedhof Wien (7), Wiener Neustadt (1)
  • Jüdischen SchülerInnen der HAK Klagenfurt Opfer des Nationalsozialismus, 2009 (HAK)
  • Haider, Hans. "Jüdinnen und Juden in Kärnten," 2013 (HH)
  • Institut Terezínské iniciativy (Holocaust.cz) (T)
  • Palestine, Illegal Immigration from German-Occupied Europe, 1938-1945 (USHMM)
  • Palestine Naturalization Records
  • Stolpersteine
  • Vienna Jewish Emigrant Applications (Fragebogen), 1938-1939 (F)
  • "Weg der Namen" | POT IMEN - UNIKUM Klagenfurt (W)
  • Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony and other Holocaust sources (P, Y)
  • Walzl, August, Die Juden in Kärnten und das Dritte Reich (Walzl)

The Klagenfurt IKG was founded in 1923 and was dissolved in 1938.

Rabbis

  1. Hauser, Ignatz (1881 Bratislava - ); first rabbi of IKG Klagenfurt (1923-1934)
  2. Babad, Joseph (1904 Lubaczów, Poland - 1997 Jerusalem; district rabbi IKG Klagenfurt (1935 - 1938)

Presidents

  1. Max Stössl (1858 Lackenbach - 1929 Klagenfurt); First president of the Klagenfurt IKG (1923 - c.1929)
  2. Nathan Kriegsfeld (1879 Siret - 1949 Newark, New Jersey); second and last president of the Klagenfurt IKG (1928 - 1938)

Carinthia Jews

"Weg der Namen" | POT IMEN - UNIKUM Klagenfurt

(residents of Villach)

  1. Balogh, Josef; resided in Villach 1921; W
  2. Baum, Dr. Gustav; resided in Villach 1921; factory manager; W
  3. Benesch, Otto (1886 Pehlrimov - ); resided in Villach 1921; W
  4. Benesch (Hirsch), Gertrud (1898 Wien - Bogata); resided in Villach 1921; W
  5. Blau (Rosenberg), Elsa (1885 Graz - ); resided in Villach; W
  6. Blau, Leopold (1874 Pozsony - 1942 Treblinka); resided in Villach; W
  7. Deman, Robert; resided in Villach; W
  8. Deman, Johanna Planer; resided in Villach; W
  9. Fischbach, Amalia (1885 Losiac - ); resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 2; resided in Villach; W
  10. Fischbach, Ferdinand (1908 Ruprecht bei Klagenfurt - 1996 Broward County, FL); resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 2; W
  11. Fischbach, Josef; resided in Villach; W
  12. Fischbach, Leopold (1929 Klagenfurt - ); resided in Villach until 1929; W
  13. Fischbach, Max; resided in Villach; W
  14. Fischbach, Mina; resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 2; W
  15. Fischbach, Moritz (1882 Nizbory Nowy - 1941 Poitiers, France); resided in Villach; W
  16. Fischbach, Osias (1884 Nyzhbirok - 1961); resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 2; W
  17. Fischbach, Rudolf (1909 Klagenfurt - 1968 Colorado); resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 2; W
  18. Fischer, Alois; resided in Villach; W
  19. Fischer, Bertha; resided in Villach; W
  20. Fischer, Charlotte; resided in Villach; W
  21. Fischer, Heinrich; resided in Villach; W
  22. Fischer, Ignaz; resided in Villach; W
  23. Glesinger, Arthur (1889 Leoben - ); resided in Villach; W
  24. Glesinger, Eduard (1853 Pacsa, Hungary - 1927 Leoben); resided in Villach; W
  25. Glesinger, Dr. Marcell (1892 Leoben - 1976 Israel); resided in Villach; W
  26. Gornik (Scheinfeld), Maria (1900 Burstyn, Poland - 1942 Auschwitz); resident of Villach; W, Y
  27. Hermann, Lea; resided in Villach, Klagenfurter Straße 44, with the family of Ignaz and Bertha Fischer in 1921; W
  28. Kulka, Otto; engineer who resided in Villach 1921; W
  29. Lilian, Ignaz; resided in Villach; W
  30. Lilian, Josef; resided in Villach; W
  31. Lilian, Leopold; resided in Villach; W
  32. Lilian, Luzia Hauslich; resided in Villach; W
  33. Lilian, Philipp; resided in Villach; W
  34. Lilien, Heinrich; resided in Villach and later in Klagenfurt; W
  35. Neumann, Gertrud; resided in Villach; W
  36. Neumann (Salter), Helene (1888 Wien - ); W
  37. Neumann, Oskar (1881 Triest - ); resided in Villach; W
  38. Ohrnstiel, Ada (1890 Trieste - ); resided in Villach 1921 and the family moved to Wiener Neustadt in 1923; W
  39. Ohrnstiel, Dr. Karl (1885 Pilsen - ); resided in Villach 1921 and the family moved to Wiener Neustadt in 1923; W
  40. Ohrnstiel, Nora (1917 Prague - );resided in Villach 1921 and the family moved to Wiener Neustadt in 1923; W
  41. Sajovic, Janus; resided in Villach 1921, Handelsagent; W
  42. Salter, Marianne (1897 Vienna - ); resided in Villach 1921; W
  43. Salter, Olga (1883 Vienna - ); resided in Villach 1921; W
  44. Salter, Oskar (1892 Vienna - ); resided in Villach 1921; W
  45. Sobel, Lea; resided in Villach where she owned a crockery shop on Ledergasse; she escaped to Palestine after her shop was aryanized; W
  46. Spierer, Fanny (1877 Grodek, Poland - Haifa); resided in Villach; W
  47. Spierer, Marianne (1904 Zalezcyki - 1973 Haifa); resided in Villach; W
  48. Spierer, Mathias (1878 Nieszwiska - c. 1956 Haifa); resided in Villach; W
  49. Spierer, Rosalia (1905 - ); resided in Villach; W
  50. Spierer, Wolf (1908 Horodenka - 1985 New York); resided in Villach; W
  51. Strernschuss, Josef (1889 Radautz - ); resided in Villach, then moved to Vienna 1922; Dachau Prisoner 18509; Buchenwald Prisoner 408569; fled to British Palestine; W
  52. Terner, Adolf (1883 Dornesti - 1964 Haifa); resided in Villach 1921, then moved to Klagenfurt; fled to British Palestine in 1939; W
  53. Terner (Wagner), Ella ( - 1967 Haifa); resided in Villach 1921, then moved to Klagenfurt; fled to British Palestine in 1939; W
  54. Tersch, Norbert (1899 Villach - Holocaust); resided in Villach; W
  55. Weissberger, Dr. Egon; resided in Villach; W
  56. Zwerling, Friedrich (1898 Lviv - ); resided in Villach; W
  57. Zwerling, Leon; resided in Villach; W

Students of the Handelsakademie in Klagenfurt (HAK), 1895-1938

(Boldface indicates that the person was murdered in the Holocaust). Those who were victims of Nazi persecution will also be in the Holocaust list.

  1. Berger, Berta (1902 - ); HAK 1919/20; resided in Vienna prior to the war and fled to British Palestine, returning to Vienna in 1945
  2. Duschinsky, Erich (1903 Wien - 1983 Phoenix); HAK 1916/17 - 1918/19;
  3. Duschinsky, Hans (1905 - ); HAK 1922/23;
  4. Eisler, Ignaz (1883 Duna Mocs - 1950); HAK 1896/97; lived in Klagenfurt at least 1896 - 1912; moved to Mürzzuschlag 1912; deported to Dachau 1938; emigrated to Palestine aboard the last illegal transport 1940; survived the SS Patria disaster and lived in Palestine until 1948 when he returned to Mürzzuschlag
  5. Fischbach, Ferdinand (1908 St. Ruprecht bei Klagenfurt - 1996 Florida); HAK 1922/23–1926/27
  6. Fischbach, Frieda (1911 Klagenfurt - 1974 United States); HAK 1928/29
  7. Fischbach, Regina (1915 - ); HAK 1930/31–1933/34; married Wolf Spierer in 1937 and fled to British Palestine with her husband, then emigrated to the United States after the war
  8. Fischbach, Rudolf (1909 - ); HAK 1925/26–1927/28
  9. Fischer, Lotte (1911 - ); HAK 1927/28–1928/29
  10. Fischer, Oskar (1886 Hungary - ); HAK 1900/1901
  11. Fleischmann, Grete (1908 Klagenfurt - 1999 France); HAK 1922/23–1923/24
  12. Fleischmann, Jenny (1906 - ); HAK 1920/1921–1921/22
  13. Friedländer, Emil (1906 Klagenfurt - 1984 Melbourne); HAK 1921/22–1924/25; fled to British Palestine and then to Australia
  14. Friedländer, Hilde (1911 Klagenfurt - 1999 Australia); HAK 1926/1927
  15. Friedländer, Lea (1898 Dolyna - 1981 Rehovot, Israel); HAK 1913/14
  16. Friedländer, Malvine (1919 Klagenfurt - ); HAK 1933/34–1936/37
  17. Friedländer, Margarethe (1907 Klagenfurt - ); HAK 1921/22–1922/23
  18. Fürst, Armand (1886 Fiume - ); HAK 1900/1901
  19. Hauser, Friedrich (1923 - ); HAK 1937/38
  20. Huschak, Artur (1903 Kolomea - 1971 Klagenfurt); HAK 1920/1921; emigrated to the Netherlands, but was taken to Buchenwald in the beginning of 1945. He survived and joined the French army after liberation from Buchenwald. Used the name Jean Pierre Oudry in France.
  21. Klinger, Friedrich (1892 Klagenfurt - 1944); HAK 1904/05–1906/07
  22. Krammer, Georg (1886 Balatonboglár - ); HAK 1900/01–1901/02; resided at Klagenfurt 14; Dachau Prisoner 22787; fled to British Palestine and returned after the war, helping to reestablish the Jewish community of Klagenfurt in 1948 with Emil Preis
  23. Krammer, Ludwig (1891 Balatonboglár - ); HAK 1905/06–1906/07
  24. Linker, Max (1900 - ) lived in Vienna prior to the war; emigrated to the United States via Belgium
  25. Müller, Elsa (1906 St. Ruprecht bei Klagenfurt - 1985 Praha); HAK 1923/24
  26. Müller, Gertrud (1908 Klagenfurt - 1972 London); HAK 1922/23–1923/24;
  27. Popper, Hermine (1905 Limmersach bei Klagenfurt - ); HAK 1921/22
  28. Popper, Mathilde (1906 Limmersach bei Klagenfurt - ); HAK 1921/22
  29. Preis, Kamilla (1897 - ); HAK 1912/13–1913/14)
  30. Preis, Robert (1893 - 1954); HAK 1906/07–1908/09; merchant who resided at Klagenfurt, Alterplatz 2, Dachau Prisoner 22779
  31. Reinisch, Simon (1895 Frumoasa - ); HAK 1910/11–1912/13; Dachau Prisoner 23384; fled to England
  32. Ritter, Theresa (1891 Březno u Chomutova - ); HAK 1912/13
  33. Salzberger, Ernst (1922 Klagenfurt - Bergen Belsen?); HAK 1936/37–1937/38
  34. Salzberger, Imre (1918 Klagenfurt - c. 2005 Mexico); HAK 1932/33–1933/34; escaped to Italy illegally, interned at Ferramonti 1942 and remained there until liberated there by the allies.
  35. Salzmann, Rosa (1907 Czernowitz, Bukowina - ); HAK 1922/23
  36. Schaier, Ida (1911 Klagenfurt - 1958 Leeds, UK); HAK 1926/27–1927/28
  37. Schajer, Jakob (1882 Jablonov, Galicia - ); HAK 1896/97–1898/99; one of the founders of “Ahavas Zion”; resided at 17 Alter Platz before the Nazis confiscated it in November 1938
  38. Spierer, Marianne (1904 Zalezcyki - 1973 Haifa); HAK 1922/23–1923/24
  39. Stößl, Arnold (1893 Klagenfurt - 1984 Vienna); HAK 1908/09–1909/10; survived the Holocaust
  40. Stößl, David (1901 Klagenfurt - ); HAK 1914/15–1916/17; fled to Montevideo via Triest
  41. StößI, Emil (1904 Klagenfurt - Israel); HAK 1918/19–1919/20; emigrated to British Palestine
  42. StößI, Franzi (1907 Klagenfurt - 1981 San Diego); HAK 1923/24
  43. Stößl, Max (c. 1900 - ); HAK 1914/15
  44. Stößl, Paula (1896 Klagenfurt - 1994 Santa Clara, California); HAK 1911/12; fled to Montevideo via Triest, and later to Mexico
  45. StößI, Simon (1886 Bruck an der Mur - ); HAK 1900/01–1901/02
  46. Weber, Zoltan (1888 Balatonboglár - Hungary - 1906 Klagenfurt); HAK 1904/05–1905/06
  47. Weinreb, Friedrich (1921 - 2009 Israel); HAK 1935/1936; emigrated to Palestine and remained there
  48. Zeichner, Otto Jehoshua (1921 Klagenfurt - 1942 Auschwitz); HAK 1935/36–1936/37; emigration application from Vienna 1939
  49. Ziegler, Anna (1894 Radautz bei Czernowitz - 1933 Spital Reg. Carol II in Cernauti); HAK 1921/22
  50. Zwerling, Friedrich (1898 Lviv - ); HAK 1919/20

Holocaust Victims, Survivors, and Emigrants

This section lists the Jewish victims of Nazi persecution who were born or resided in Carinthia.

  1. Abraham, josef (1896 Twimberg, Wolfsberg - 1943 Dachau); resident of Wolfsberg, St. Margarethen, 25, Korbflechter, r.k. (there is no indication in the documentation that he was of Jewish extraction, but his card was in a card file of Jewish inmates of Dachau)
  2. Altmann, Leo (1919 Klagenfurt - ); resident of Vienna since 1923; Emigration Application 1938
  3. Arnold, Ilse (1923 Wien - ); Emigration Application 1938
  4. Arnold, Philipp (1896 Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  5. Arnold, Salomon (1894 Klagenfurt - 1942 Sobibor); resided in Topolcany
  6. Arnold (Spitz), Irene (1899 Wien - ); Emigration Application 1938
  7. Auerbach, Lothar (1903 Reidenbach - ); resided in Schaßbach before interned in Dachau; Dachau Prisoner 22373;
  8. Axelrad (Klein), Rosa (1911 Wolfsberg - 2008 Flushing, NY); F1938; emigrated to the United States in 1939
  9. Back, Jakob (1897 Vienna, Austria - ); Dachau Prisoner; resided at Klagenfurt, Peter Roseggerstr. 29
  10. Bertisch, David (1924 Klagenfurt - ); survived the Holocaust and emigrated to the United States, changing his name to Robert Barton
  11. Baum, Dr. Gustav (1886 Vienna - 1956 London); resided in Villach 1921 (W); factory manager and chemist in Weissenstein, Villach-Land; emigrated to the United Kingdom in 1939
  12. Bibring, Heinrich (1893 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Knittelfeld, Bahnstrasse 43; Dachau Prisoner 23642; Emigration Application 1938; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1940
  13. Bibring, Max (1895 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Knittelfeld, Bahnstrasse 43; Emigration Application 1938; Dachau Prisoner 23641 (name misspelled as Bibing)
  14. Bibring, Käthe (1863 Mattersdorf - ); Emigration Application 1938
  15. Bibring (Ostermann), Regina (1897 Mürzzuschlag - ); Emigration Application 1938
  16. Blau, Leopold (1874 Pozsony - 1942 Treblinka); resident of Villach; deported to a concentration camp, then released and forced to relocate to Vienna; W
  17. Blau (Rosenberg), Elsa (1885 Graz - ); resident of Villach; forced to relocate to Vienna, survived; W
  18. Blum (Bierbaum), Charlotte (1898 Klagenfurt - ); Emigrated to Rio De Janeiro, 1939
  19. Böhm, Wolfgang (1894 Berlin - 1942 Dachau); Evangelical; exporter; resided at Hotel Janach, Villach; Dachau Prisoner 27849; AA, HH, P, Y (registered in Dachau as Sch. J, but no evidence yet that he, his parents, or grandparents were Jewish)
  20. Bonyhady, Manfred (1889 Klagenfurt - 1988 Portland, Oregon); resided at Salzburg, Franz Josefstrasse 8; Dachau Prisoner 22428
  21. Braun, Erich (1907 Villach - United States); moved to Graz in 1910; resided at Graz, Schörgelgasse 16; emigration application Graz 1938 Fragenbogen 44266/18658; emigrated to the United States in 1952
  22. David, Ernst (1906 Klagenfurt - )
  23. David ( ), Rosalia (1878 Hungary - 1966 Australia); Emigration Application 1938
  24. Dushinsky, David (1874 Bratislava - 1942 Sobibor); resident of Klagenfurt
  25. Dushinsky (Eisenschimmel), Regina (1882 Wien - 1942 Sobibor); resident of Klagenfurt
  26. Eisler, Ignaz (1883 Duna Mocs - 1950); lived in Klagenfurt at least 1896 - 1912; moved to Mürzzuschlag 1912; deported to Dachau 1938; emigrated to Palestine aboard the last illegal transport 1940; survived the SS Patria disaster and lived in Palestine until 1948 when he returned to Mürzzuschlag
  27. Fellner, Max (1887 Klagenfurt - Holocaust); Lederwarenhändler in Wien; Emigration Application 1938; resided at Wien 5, Schwarzhorngasse 10
  28. Fischbach, Leopold (1912 Klagenfurt - 2009 Florida); resided in Villach until 1929 then in Vienna; Emigration Application Vienna, Fragenbogen 5341/14774; emigrated to the United States
  29. Fischbach, Max (1897 Carapciu - ); resident of Klagenfurt from 1901-1938; relocated to Wien XIII, Brigittagasse 18; Emigration Application 1939 Fragenbogen 48581/22820
  30. Fischbach, Moritz (1882 Nizborg Nowy - 1941 Poitiers, France); resident of Villach; emigrated to France during the war and was murdered there; F, P, W
  31. Fischbach (Fischbach), Amalie (1885 Losiacz - Auschwitz); resident of Klagenfurt and Villach; emigrated to France during the war and was deported to Poland
  32. Fischl, Ernst (1889 - 1944 Theresienstadt); HH, T, Y
  33. Forst, Sigmund (1878 Klagenfurt - 1943 Auschwitz); Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Karfreitstraße 5
  34. Friedländer, Elias (1895 - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Bahnofstrasse 55; Dachau Prisoner 23376; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine
  35. Friedländer, Elvira (1928 Klagenfurt - ); Naturalized in Palestine 1946
  36. Friedländer, Emil (1906 Klagenfurt - 1984 Melbourne); Naturalized 1946 Government of Palestine
  37. Friedländer, Ignaz (1899 Kalusz - ); resided in Klagenfurt; Dachau Prisoner 22372
  38. Friedländer, Max (c. 1931 Klagenfurt - ); Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1940, pupil, left Bratislava 1940
  39. Friedländer, Rudolf (1923 Klagenfurt - ); Naturalized in Palestine 1942 (family undetermined)
  40. Friedländer, Walter (1922 Klagenfurt - after 1996 Germany)
  41. Friedländer (Ostermann), Gisela (1896 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Gabbelsbergerstrasse 15; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1939
  42. Forst, Sigmund (1878 Klagenfurt - 1943 Auschwitz); resided at Düsseldorf, Dreieckstr. 13
  43. Glaser, Bernhard (1884 Bratislava - 1942 Poland); Kultusbeamter und Matrikelführer der jüdischen Gemeinde in Klagenfurt 1908-1922; HH, P, Y
  44. Glaser, Helena (1915 Klagenfurt - ); Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1940
  45. Glaser, Herbert (1917 Klagenfurt - 1942 Poland); resided in Bratislava;
  46. Glaser (Jakubovits), Nora (1900 Lackenbach - 1942 Poland); wife of Bernhard, lived in Klagenfurt 1908-1922
  47. Gornik (Scheinfeld), Maria (1900 Burstyn, Poland - 1942 Auschwitz); resident of Villach; W, Y
  48. Gross, Adolf (1885 Kotoševá - 1942 Auschwitz); Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  49. Gross (Popper), Emma (1893 Tachov - 1942 Auschwitz); Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  50. Gross Immergut Junek, Anny (1921 - 2016); deported 1942, liberated Bergen Belsen; Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  51. Gross Roth, Lotte (1919 - ); emigrated to USA 1938; Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  52. Grün, Hugo (1921 Wien - 1942 Maly Trostinets); resided at Klagenfurt, Karmelitergasse 13
  53. Haas, Meir (1899 - 1940 Lublin); resident of Klagenfurt
  54. Haas, Jakob (1905 Klagenfurt - ); resident of Livorno Italy prior to the war
  55. Haas (Leib), Adela (1879 Austria - 1943 Vienna); resident of Klagenfurt, Austria
  56. Harnisch, Coca (1892 Jakobeny - 1942 Auschwitz); resident of Völkermarkt
  57. Harnisch, Friedrich (1885 Jakobeny - 1942 Maly Trostinec); resident of Völkermarkt; Dachau Prisoner 23367
  58. Harnisch, Heinrich (1889 Jacobeny - )
  59. Hauser (Sborowski), Marie (1884 Golta - c.1943 Auschwitz); Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Alter Platz 6
  60. Hecht, Mandel (1907 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Herrengasse 14; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1939
  61. Herman, Leon (1919 ); resident of Graz; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine 1939
  62. Hofmann, Jakob (1886 Klagenfurt - ); resident of Bruck an der Mur; Emigrant Application 1938
  63. Hofmann, Emil (1885 Klagenfurt - ); merchant who lived in Vienna prior to the war; Venna Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 43495 (There is some confusion in this family tree that requires access to the Klagenfurt register to resolve)
  64. Janowitzer, Dr. Oskar (1874 Wien - 1941 Kaunas); lawyer who resided in Villach and lived in a house on what is now August-von-Jaksch-Strasse; he moved to Vienna and was deported from there
  65. Jawitz (Stössel), Elsa (1895 Klagenfurt - c. 1989 Mexico)
  66. Käfer, Hugo (1906 Klagenfurt - ); in tax document for Munich as a German Jew; illegitimate birth registered in Catholic church
  67. Kahn, Malvine (1910 Wolfsberg - 1944 Stutthof) (family not yet found)
  68. Klarfeld (Adler), Charlotte (1888 Poland - 1945? Auschwitz); resided in Velden am Wörthersee; P, Y
  69. Klein, Jakob (1894 Kolomyya - 1974 Elizabeth, New Jersey); resided at Klagenfurt, St. Ruprechterstrasse 12; F 29187 Klagenfurt 1938
  70. Klein, Heinrich (1914 Wolfsberg - ); family moved to Vienna in 1918; resided at Wien II. Grosse Stadtguttgasse 14/21; Emigration Application Wien 1938 F 10180
  71. Klinger, Erna (1899 Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  72. Klinger, Friedrich (1892 Klagenfurt - Auschwitz), resident of Kosice
  73. Kopeinig, Ernest (1912 Nagyszombat - 1942 Auschwitz); resident of Bad Bleiberg bei Villach; HH
  74. Kopeinig, Margareta (1914 Nagyszombat - c. 1942 Holocaust); resident of Bad Bleiberg bei Villach ; HH
  75. Kummer, Oskar (1887 Waidmannsdorf, Klagenfurt - )
  76. Liebergall, Josef (1912 St. Ruprecht - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Platzgasse 10; Dachau Prisoner 22791; emigrated to the United States 1939 and lived in Bronx, NY
  77. Lilian, Phillip (1881 Stanislau - ); 1938: resided at Villach, Italienerstrasse 15, Dachau Prisoner 22777
  78. Lilian (Bibring), Rosa (1862 Stanislau - 1942 Treblinka); resident of Klagenfurt 1888-1938, then an old age home at Wien 2, Große Schiffgasse 3
  79. Lilien, Heinrich (1882 Stanslau - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Mizsthalenstr. 28.; Dachau Prisoner 22796; Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 30036; emigrated illegally to British Palestine 1940
  80. Lilien, Kurt (1922 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Klagenfurt, Mizsthalenstr. 28.; Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 30036; Naturalized in British Palestine in 1946
  81. Lilien (Beiler), Sabine (1882 Stanislau - ); Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 30036; emigrated illegally to British Palestine 1940
  82. Linker, Eva (1937 Klagenfurt - 1942 KZ Sajmište bei Belgrad); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Gabelsbergerstraße 22; HH
  83. Linker (Czucka), Hedwig (1917 Spittal an der Drau? - 1942 KZ Sajmište bei Belgrad); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Gabelsbergerstraße 22; HH
  84. Linker, Leon Arie (1907 Siret - 1941 Sabac, Serbia); resided in Klagenfurt, Bäckergasse 10; Emigration Application Fragenbogen 29186; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Gabelsbergerstraße 22; HH
  85. Linker, Regina (1871 - 1940 Wien); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Bäckergasse 10
  86. Linker, Samuel (1876 Storaczynetz - 1940 Buchenwald); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Bäckergasse 10
  87. Litassy (Lassner), Emilie (1867 Győr - 1943 Theresienstadt); resided in Velden am Wörthersee; DÖW, HH, P, T, Y
  88. Löwy (Rosenberg), Olga (1896 Judenburg - after 1/1942 Riga Ghetto); resided at Klagenfurt, St. Veiterstrasse 12
  89. Lustig, Nandor (1891 Velky Mager - 1942 Poland); merchant residing in Klagenfurt; P
  90. Lustig, Paul (1930 Klagenfurt - 1942? Poland); resided in Klagenfurt; P
  91. Markus, Sandor (1927 Villach - ); survived the Holocaust
  92. Meninger Weinreb (Bibring), Rivke (1864 Stanislau - 1942 Theresienstadt); resident of Klagenfurt, Austria
  93. Neumann, Alfons (1888 Klagenfurt - 1941 Sonnenstein Camp, Germany); resided at Wien 17, Kalvarienberggasse 7, Dachau Prisoner 18547; murdered ("euthanasia"); Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Wiener Gasse 4
  94. Neumann, Emanuel (1858 Neuötting/Nová Včelnice - 1942 Theresienstadt); resident of Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Wiener Gasse 4
  95. Neumann (Taussig), Mathilde (1860 - 1942 Theresienstadt); resided in Klagenfurt, Wienergasse 4; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Wiener Gasse 4
  96. Neumark, Elvira (1926 Klagenfurt - )
  97. Ostermann (Bibring), Eleonora (1869 Stanislawow - 1942 Treblinka); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, St. Veiter Straße 4
  98. Pirkner (Spitz), Julie (1896 Tulln, Austria - c.1945 Auschwitz); resident of Klagenfurt; declared dead 1945; DOEH, HH, P, Y
  99. Pollak, Emil (1899 Villach - ); emigrated to the United States in 1946 (no information found in the United States)
  100. Popper, Albert (1908 Limmersach bei Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  101. Popper, Hermine (1905 Limmersach bei Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  102. Popper, Mathilde (1904 Limmersach bei Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  103. Porges, Walter (1887 Spittal an der Drau - 1942? Auschwitz); resided in Spittal an der Drau
  104. Preis, Eva (1935 Klagenfurt - 1944 Auschwitz); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Paradeisergasse 4
  105. Preis, Felix (1896 Klagenfurt - 1944 Theresienstadt); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Paradeisergasse 4
  106. Preis, Peter Adolf (1936 Klagenfurt - 1944 Auschwitz); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Paradeisergasse 4
  107. Preis (Mautner), Hermine (1870 Enns - 1942); resided in Klagenfurt, deported from Vienna to Theresienstadt and then to an extermination camp; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Dr.-Arthur-Lemisch-Platz 1
  108. Preis (Schneider), Else (1908 St. Johann im Pongau - 1944? Auschwitz); resided in Klagenfurt; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Paradeisergasse 4
  109. Rainer, Antonia (1890 Klagenfurt - Auschwitz); resident of Bruck an der Mur, Austria
  110. Reinisch, Friedrich Karl (1921 Klagenfurt - 2017 Florida); Vienna Emigration Application 1938; Fragebogen 27615; resided at Klagenfurt, Tarviserstrasse 2
  111. Reinisch, Simon (1895 Kimpolung - 1975 Tel Aviv?); Vienna Emigration Application 1939; Fragebogen 49613/149; resided at Klagenfurt, Tarviserstrasse 2 then Wien II, Novaragasse 40/25
  112. Reinisch (Wiehmann), Hansi (1900 Husiatyn - ); Vienna Emigration Application 1938; Fragebogen 27615; resided at Klagenfurt, Tarviserstrasse 2 then Wien II, Novaragasse 40/25
  113. Rosenfeld (Tschauner), Rosa (1912 Klagenfurt - )
  114. Salzberger, Ernst (1922 Klagenfurt - Bergen Belsen?); HAK 1936/37–1937/38; resided at Klagenfurt, Bahnhofstraße 55; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Bahnhofstraße 55; DÖW, Y
  115. Salzberger, Imre (1918 Klagenfurt - c. 2005 Mexico); HAK 1932/33–1933/34; escaped to Italy illegally, interned at Ferramonti 1942 and remained there until liberated there by the allies.
  116. Sax, Siegfried (1882 Kyjov - 1943 Auschwitz); resided in Spittal an der Drau; P (Source for Spittal an der Drau???)
  117. Schafir (Fellner), Anna (1887 Klagenfurt - ); resided at Wien III, Haupstrasse 107
  118. Schaier, Hermann (1910 Klagenfurt - 1984 Guilford, New York); resided at Klagenfurt, Alter Platz 17, Dachau Prisoner 22771
  119. Schaier, Josef (1908 Klagenfurt - 1958 Queens, New York); emigrated from France to the United States via Casablanca. Changed his name to Joseph B. Shire
  120. Schap, Felix (1905 Klagenfurt - ); AA, Y
  121. Schapira, Eva (1921 Untertullnerbach bei Wien - ); Emigration Application 1938
  122. Schapira, Ruth (1923 Berlin - ); Emigration Application 1938
  123. Schapira (David), Olga (1899 Klagenfurt - ); Emigration Application 1938
  124. Schwersenz (Klein), Lia (1926 Klagenfurt - 2017 Hollywood, Florida)
  125. Seelenfreund, Jozsef (1905 Klagenfurt - 1943)
  126. Singer, Hans (1913 ); Emigrated to Palestine 1938; Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  127. Singer (Popper), Hermine (1889 Tachov - 1944 Mauritius); fled to Mauritius and died there; Stolperstein: Wolfsberg, Wiener Strasse 11
  128. Spierer, Matthias (1878 Niezwiska, Poland - c. 1956 Haifa); merchant in Eisenkappel; fled to British Palestine
  129. Spitz, Julie (1902 - 1942 Maly Trostinec); Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Spengergasse 8 (Dates on the Stolperstein seem to be for Julia Spitz in Vienna and whose father was Ignatz Spitz. This is a mistake.)
  130. Spitz, Julius (1901 Tulln - ); resided at Klagenfurt, St. Veiterstrasse 4; Dachau Prisoner 23392; fled to England 1939; resided in Munich? after the war
  131. Steinbrecher, Abraham (1911 ); Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine
  132. Steiner, Paula (Arnold) (1900 Klagenfurt - 1985 Huntington, NY); Emigration Application 1938
  133. Sterne (Friedländer), Hilde (1911 Klagenfurt - 1999 Australia); HAK 1926/1927
  134. Stössl, Arnold (1893 Klagenfurt - 1984 Vienna); Survived the Holocaust
  135. Stößl, Ignaz (1894 Klagenfurt - 1968 Uruguay); resided at Klagenfurt, Bahnhofstrasse 55; Dachau Prisoner 23391;
  136. Tersch, Norbert (1899 Villach - c, 1942 Holocaust); Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 24891; deported to Opole 1941
  137. Weissberger, Dr. Egon (1883 Groß-Rhede - ); resided at Villach, Braustrasse 29 Peraustraße???; Dachau Prisoner 22726; fled with his family to Yugoslavia where they survived the war
  138. Wolf, Max (1879 Klagenfurt - Auschwitz) resident of Breslau/Wroclaw
  139. Zeichner, Moritz (1888 Yabloniv, Ukraine - ); 1938 Dachau Prisoner 17241 transferred to Buchenwald; Illegal immigration to British Mandate for Palestine
  140. Zeichner, Otto Jehoshua (1921 Klagenfurt - 1942 Auschwitz); HAK 1935/36–1936/37; emigration application from Vienna 1939; Stolperstein: Klagenfurt, Adlergasse 14
  141. Zeichner (Spitz), Bertha (1894 Tulln - Holocaust); resided in Klagenfurt; Stoplerstein: Klagenfurt, Adlergasse 14
  142. Zeilinger, Karl (1917 Villach - ); actuary residing at Wien VI. Stumperg. 9, Vienna Emigration Application 1938 Fragenbogen 36628; living in Brussels after WWII
  143. Zwerling, Leon (1871 Bialy Kamien, Galicia - 1948 Villach); railway official residing at Villach, Oberer Heidenweg 34; forced to relocate to Vienna by the Gestapo in 1942 and returned in 1945; filed suit in the Klagenfurt Regional Court in 1945 for destruction of the contents of his apartment in 1938 by the SA.

Jews who lost their lives in the First World War

The Jewish cemetery contains the graves of 17 Jewish Soldiers who died in WWI, none originally from Klagenfurt.

There is also a memorial plaque with 27 names of those who died in military service, including a nurse who worked in the Austro-Hungarian army hospital in Klagenfurt. The plaque does not contain dates or places.
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  • Biro, Imre ( - 1918); burial 73
  • Brot, Meyer (c. 1879 - 1915); burial 79
  • Fantl, Ernst
  • Fischbach, Paul
  • Fischl, Margarete (1885-1915); burial 66
  • Horowitz, Pinkas
  • Jakobowic, ? A.
  • Jsemerlik, Anisim (c. 1885 - 1917); burial 62
  • Kohn, Max (c. 1898 Dresden - 1917); burial 80
  • Kramer, Lajos
  • Mazes, Lajos (c. 1877 - 1917); burial 78
  • Ortenberg, Michael (c. 1872 - 1917); burial 65
  • Rapaport, Kurt (c. 1894 - 1915); burial 75
  • Rosenberg, Ludwig
  • Rosenfeld, Philipp (c. 1890 - 1915) (no marker)
  • Rubin, Cina (c. 1881 - 1916); burial 59
  • Sagl, Hermann (c. 1899 Znaim - 1918); burial 74
  • Seidl, Zacharias (c. 1895 - 1915); burial 76
  • Sommer?, Ed.
  • Spiegelmann, Bernhard (c. 1884 - 1915); burial 68
  • Vago, Andor (c. 1893 Budapest - 1915); burial 69
  • Wagner, Moses (c. 1887 - 1915); burial 81
  • Weiss, Gabor Marcel (c. 1899 - 1917); burial 58
  • Weiss, Sigmund (c. 1896 - 1917); burial 71
  • Zeichner, Max
  • Zelenka, Franz (c. 1887 - 1915) (no marker)

Jewish Prisoners in Carinthia, World War II

  1. Ábrahám, Ottó (1921 Budapest - ); university student who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  2. Ábrahám, Samu (1907 Nagyrakot - ); tailor of men's clothing who resided in Nagyrakot, now Veľký Rakovec, Slovakia who survived Auschwitz, Wolfsberg, and Ebensee Camps, liberated from Ebensee camp
  3. Adler, Natan (1930 Visna Bistra - ) teenager who survived Auschwitz, Wolfsberg, and Ebensee Camps, liberated from Ebensee camp
  4. Bergsmann, Árpád (1896 Budapest - ); bootmaker who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  5. Blonder, Tzvie (1928 Valeni, Romania - ); resident of Jibou, Romania who survived Wolfsberg Camp
  6. Deutsch, Ladislav (1925 Kosice - ); resident of Kosice who survived Wolfsberg Camp
  7. Deutsch, Isidor (1926 Ladomirov - ); resident of Ladimirov who survived Wolfsberg Camp
  8. Diamantstein, Mozes (1923 Kuzmina - ); resident of Kuzmyno, Ukraiine who survived Auschwitz, Wolfsberg, and Ebensee camps, liberated from Ebensee
  9. Ellenbogen, Ignatz (1890 Budapest - Klagenfurt Camp)
  10. Fischer, Josef (1910 Dąbrowa, Poland - 1994 Holon, Israel); resident of Trzebinia, Chrzanów, Poland who survived Wolfsberg camp and four other camps before being liberated from Ebensee camp in 1945
  11. Fishelovich, Shmuel (1925 Siget, Romania - ); resident of Cluj who survived Auschwitz and Wolfsberg camps before being liberated from Ebensee camp in 1945
  12. Fixler, Dezső (1908 Sátoraljaújhely - ); commerce helper who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt and other camps
  13. Friedmann, Sándor (1908 Told, Hungary - ); merchant who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  14. Gazior, Khanokh (1928 Lodz, Poland - ); resident of Lodz who survived Birkenau, Falkenberg, and Wolfsberg camps before being liberated from Ebensee camp camp in 1945
  15. Gluser, Shimon (1929 Sighet, Romania - ); resident of Sighet who survived Auschwitz, Schoenberg, Mathausen and Wolfsberg camps before being liberated from Ebensee camp camp in 1945
  16. Gross, Béla (1928 Sztrabicso, Czechoslovakia - ); apprentice carpenter who resided in Sztrabisco; survived Birkenau and Wolfsberg camps before being liberated from Ebensee camp camp in 1945
  17. Grün, Sándor (1917 Debrecen - ); tailor who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  18. Grünstein, Áron (1928 Ioncza - ); tailor who resided in what is now Il'nytsya, Ukraine; survived Birkenau and Wolfsberg camps before being liberated from Berten Belsen in 1945
  19. Gusman, Mirko (Novi Sad - 1941 Klagenfurt Camp)
  20. Haas, Alfréd (1907 Budapest - ); technician who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  21. Haber, Josef (1890 Sassow
  22. Halpert, Jenő (1927 Varkulcsa, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  23. Hirschfeld, Vilmosh Avigdor (1925 Porcsalma, Hungary - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  24. Hoffmann, Hermann (1928 Nagyszollos, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  25. Holländer, Ignác (1924 Beregkovesd, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  26. Holländer, Jakab (1927 Beregkovesd, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  27. Ickovich, Lazer (1922 - ); carpenter; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  28. Jakobovics, Jeno (1928 Kovesliget, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  29. Jung, Samuel (1920 - 1945 Klagenfurt Camp)
  30. Jutkovics, Pál (1913 Budapest - );physician who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  31. Kasler, Yaakov (1928 Stavne, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  32. Klagsbald, Moshe (1924 Trzebinia, Poland - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  33. Klein, József (1929 - ); survived
  34. Klein, Miklos (1924 Budapest - Holocaust); in Klagenfurt during the war
  35. Klein, Zsuzsa (1925 Budapest - Holocaust); in Klagenfurt during the war
  36. Krausz, Alek (1908 Budapest - 1945 Klagenfurt)
  37. Levi, Chaim (1923 Ioannina, Greece - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  38. Loeffler, Leo (1915 Budapest - 1945 Klagenfurt camp)
  39. Malek, Nandor (1925 - 1945 Klagenfurt Camp); resident of Italy
  40. Matza, Tzadok (1926 Ioannina, Greece - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  41. Matza, Moshe (1925 Joanina, Greece - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  42. Mermelstein, Dávid (1928 Beregkovesd, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  43. Morgenstern, Vilmos (1912 Budapest - ); sweater manufacturer who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  44. Nasahon, Dzhako (1919 Saloniki, Greece - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  45. Nitzakhon, Yaakov (1919 Trikala, Greece - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  46. Pakula, Abraham (1928 Lodz, Poland - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  47. Pinkowik, Berlard (1921 Mezod? - 1945 Klagenfurt)
  48. Révész, Dr. István (1912 Csurgo - ); resident of Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  49. Rzezak, Wolf Aharon (1905 Będzin, Poland - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  50. Sabol, Vladislav (1923 Budapest - Klagenfurt Camp)
  51. Salamon, Heinrich Chaim (1903 Maramarossziget, Romania - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  52. Salamon, Miklós Moshe (1905 Maramarossziget, Romania - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  53. Schönfeld, Henrik (1906 Budapest - ); hatmaker who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  54. Schossberger, Jozsef (1910 Koppányszántó - ); tailor who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  55. Shtul, Moshe Leizer (1930 Sziget, Romania - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  56. Sosnowski, Szlama (1917 Lodz, Poland - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  57. Stern, Abraham (1893 Slatioara, Romania - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  58. Stern, Emil (1926 Szolyva, Czechoslovakia - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  59. Szilzer, Dezső (1907 Bonyhad - ); fitter or locksmith who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  60. Teichman, Leonhard (1918 - 1945 Klagenfurt Camp)
  61. Tusk, Shmuel (1924 - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  62. Weiss, Josif (1927 Maramarossziget, Romania - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
  63. Willner, Tibor (1914 Szabolcsveresmart - ); tailor's assistant who resided in Budapest; survived Klagenfurt Camp
  64. Zelmanovics, Adolf (1925 - ); survived Wolfsberg camp
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