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Parmakapu Abudaram, circa 1869, Haskoy, Istanbul
No full textThis building was last used as a synagogue 47 years ago, when the Jewish quarter of Haskoy had nearly 30000 Jews. Now there are six. A mezzanine has been inserted into the once grand vaulted space and the building now serves as a tool factory.Digital imag
Deutsche Jüdische Soldaten.
No full textDraft manuscript for the exhibition catalog 'Deutsche jüdische Soldaten'F. Nägler,digitize
My Story.
No full textMemoir of Susanne Hahn MarkwalddigitizedRichard MarkwaldSusanne Hahn Markwald was born on December 27, 1916 in Berlin, Germany. Her parents were the physician Georg Hahn (born 1882 in Breslau) and his wife Else Blum Hahn (born 1888 in Deutsch-Eylau). She could not finish her high-school (Gymnasium) education in Berlin after 1933 and completed an apprenticeship with a dentist instead. In 1934 she met the medical student Heinz Markwald; they got engaged in 1937, shortly before he immigrated to the United States. Susanne could follow him in 1938, but her parents perished in Auschwitz. She worked as a dentist’s assistant in New York and got married to Heinz Markwald in 1940
