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Deutsch: Von links: Die Schwestern Meta (geboren am 4. Mai 1875 in Schwedt/Oder), Ida (geboren am 3. August 1880 in Schwedt/Oder; gestorben 18. Juni 1943 im Ghetto Theresienstadt), Frieda (geboren am 5. Juni 1877 in Schwedt/Oder; gestorben nach dem 6. Dezember 1941 im Konzentrationslager Jungfernhof), Elise „Lieschen“ (geboren am 17. November 1881 in Schwedt/Oder; gestorben am 23. September 1971 in Haifa, Israel) und Anna (geboren 1878 in Schwedt/Oder; gestorben 1932 in Hamburg) Lobatz, Töchter des Ehepaars Jakob Gustav Lobatz (gestorben 1890) und Bertha Beile Lobatz, geborene Schüler (geboren am 15. Juli 1851 in Ziebingen; gestorben am 30. Oktober 1942 im Ghetto Theresienstadt). Aus der Ehe gingen sieben Kinder hervor, darunter zwei Söhne, die auf diesem Gruppenfoto fehlen. – Anna Lobatz war mit dem Hamburger Genossenschafter und späteren hamburgischen Senator Max Mendel verheiratet, sechs Jahre nach ihrem Tod heiratete er 1938 deren jüngere Schwester Ida Lobatz. Max Mendels enger Freund Ernst Tuch war mit Elise „Lieschen“ Lobatz (geboren am 17. November 1881; gestorben am 23. September 1971 in Haifa, Israel) verheiratet. Sie war später in zweiter Ehe mit dem promovierten Juristen Max Zirker (geboren am 26. September 1876 Birnbaum an der Warthe; gestorben am 9. April 1950 in Haifa, Israel) verheiratet.
Date circa 1910
Source Private archive of Prof. Dr. Ulrich Bauche, Germany
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