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Jewish Families of Bruck-Mürzzuschlag (BM), Liezen (LI), and Murau (MU) Styria (Steiermark), Austria

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  • Ernst Zucker (1909 - c.1941)
  • Margarethe Weiss (1905 - 1942)
  • Karl Preis (1884 - 1934)
  • Fritz Kraus (1923 - aft.1943)
    Fritz Kraus was a student at the Bundesrealgymnasium Graz, now BRG Lichtenfels. Photo Marie and Emil Kraus with their son Bedřich around 1937 SH Is this him (same transports as parents as well as a...
  • Heinrich Schnürdreher (1886 - d.)
    Birth: Graz IKG 1886 Folio 53 (787)

This project documents the Jewish families of the northwest half of modern Steiermark in Austria, excluding the administrative divisions of Leoben and Murtal. Because the Jewish population is very small, I am attaching all individuals associated to the region to the project, rather than only the head of household as is customary.

The Jews of Styria were part of the Jewish Community of Graz.

Bruck-Mürzzuschlag (BM)

  • Afflenz (1 birth)
  • Allerheiligen (1 birth)
  • Breitenau gemeinde (1 birth); Gerstl
  • Bruck an der Mur (22 births, 11 Holocaust victims)
  • Güsswerk (1 birth)
  • Jauern (1 birth)
  • Kapfenberg (7 births, 2 Holocaust victims)
  • Kindberg (4 births, 2 Holocaust victims); Sensel family
  • Kirchdorf (1 birth)
  • Lambach (1 birth)
  • Langenwang (2 births)
  • Mitterdorf (10 births)
  • Mürzzuschlag (41 births)
  • Neuberg an der Mur (3 births)
  • Spital am Semering (3 births)
  • St. Barbara (2 births)
  • Wartberg (2 births)

Liezen (LI)

  • Admont (1 birth)
  • Aussee (24 births)
  • Grundlsee (1 birth)
  • Liezen (10 births, 1 Holocaust victim)
  • Rottenmann (4 births)
  • Schladming (2 births)

Murau (MU)

  • Murau (9 births)
  • Neumarkt (1 birth)
  • Obdach (3 births)
  • Scheifling (1 birth)

Holocaust Victims, Emigrants, and other Victims of Nazi Persecution

  1. Anschlowitz (Preis), Frieda (1889 Bruck an der Mur - c 1942 Riga?); resided at Wiesingerstrasse 6/15, Wien 1
  2. Bonyhady, Dr. Norbert (1891 Bruck an der Mur - 1940 Vienna)
  3. 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
  4. Eisler, Lilly ( Mürzzuschlag - 1940 Haifa); resident of Mürzzuschlag; died in the SS Patria disaster
  5. Eckhaus, Osias Oskar (1897 Vasilau, Romania - 1941 Gurs); resident of Kapfenberg; fled to France and was deported to Gurs
  6. Gerstl, Otto (1900 St. Erhard - 1942 Maly Trostinets); declared dead in 1955
  7. Hofmann, Anna (1885 Klagenfurt - c. 1942 Lublin) resident of Bruck an der Mur
  8. Hofmann, Emil (1885 Kapfenberg - 1942) resident of Bruck an der Mur and then Zagreb, Croatia
  9. Hofmann, Jakob (1886 Klagenfurt - ); - c1942); resident of Bruck an der Mur and then Zagreb, Croatia; Emigrant Application 1938
  10. Hoffmann, Selma (1892 Klagenfurt - 1942 Lublin); resident of Bruck an der Mur
  11. Hoffmann, Sigmund (1895 Bruck an der Mur - c. 1943 Italy); resident of Bruck an der Mur
  12. Hoffmann (Kohn), Malvine (1890 Wien - c. 1942 Yugoslavia); resident of Bruck an der Mur and then Zagreb, Croatia
  13. Hofmann (Stöhr), Johanna (1860 Kuklov - c. 1942 Terezin); resident of Bruck an der Mur
  14. Luria, Emma (1901 Liezen - after c. 1941 Minsk?);
  15. Reiner, Antonia (1889 Bruck an der Mur - 1942 NS-Tötungsanstalt Hartheim); resident of Wien during the war
  16. Sensel, Erwin (1907 Kindberg - 2010); moved to Kapfenberg in 1934 after marrying in Vienna; moved to Vienna December 1938 to arrange emigration; emigrated to Venezuela.
  17. Sensel, Oskar (1911 Kindberg - ); emigrated to Palestine in 1933 and then moved back to Vienna in 1938; moving back to Palestine with his wife
  18. Sensel, Samuel (1878 - 1942 Maly Trostinets) (Stolperstein: Kindberg, Hauptstraße 65); business Aryanized, forceably relocated to Vienna 1938; deported to Maly Trostinets 1942 and murdered there
  19. Sensel (Scheck), Katharina (1879 - 1942 Maly Trostinetst) (Stolperstein: Kindberg, Hauptstraße 65); business Aryanized, forceably relocated to Vienna 1938; deported to Maly Trostinets 1942 and murdered there.
  20. Wellisch (Sensel), Paula (1906 Kindberg ); resident of Kindberg