Georg Leibholz
7 Jun 1884–May 1942
Listed in the register’s surname index.
Family
Each person is marked by where that line came from, in words as well as colour.
What the record says
| What | When | Where | Noted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | June 7 1884 | Hammerstein, Westpreußen, Germany now Poland | |
| Marriage to | |||
| Residence | From Circa 1942 | Sulzelder Str. 70 = Brzezinska 70 = (aktueller Name) Woiska Polskiego 70Litzmannstadt | |
| Death | May 1942 | KZ Kulmhof | Chełmno, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland | Cause: Holocaust |
| Burial | Jews Of Germany Murdered In The Holocaust, Berlin, Germany |
Where this comes from
Surname index
The tree this register is built from: one MyHeritage harvest, which is somebody else’s research and has not been checked here beyond what is said below.
Read here, about this person:
- The Arolsen Archives index — collections.arolsen-archives.org — index entries only; the documents need a consent declaration that was not ticked
- The Bundesarchiv Gedenkbuch — Bundesarchiv, Gedenkbuch — Opfer der Verfolgung der Juden unter der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft
- Yad Vashem, Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names — collections.yadvashem.org — records 13520936 and 13449776, item IDs 11572198, 4113817, 11572206
Notes and corrections
Corrected brother of Jacob
The family record said: son of Sally Leibholz and Friederike Schmul
This archive now has: NOT A BROTHER — the dates forbid it. Probably a cousin or nephew of the same family
Jacob was born at Schubin on 8 August 1884 and Georg at Hammerstein on 7 June 1884 — SIXTY-TWO DAYS APART. Two sons of one mother cannot be. Both dates are the Bundesarchiv's, independently of the family, and that arithmetic is what this correction rests on. *** THE WORDING BEFORE 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 ALSO SAID 'two hundred kilometres apart' AND CALLED GEORG 'a different Leibholz family'. BOTH ARE WITHDRAWN. *** SALLY LEIBHOLZ, JACOB'S OWN FATHER, WAS BORN AT HAMMERSTEIN ON 7 JULY 1847 and married at Szubin on 24 December 1874 (corrected 27 September 2026 from 24 November, which was the family record's date and is not the register's). The family had people in both towns, so the distance between them is not evidence of anything and the surname at Hammerstein is not a stranger's. What the dates rule out is BROTHERHOOD; what they leave standing is a cousin or a nephew in the town Sally came from. The Leibholz page has said exactly that in its 'A likelier reading' panel since the start — 'right surname, right family, wrong generation' — and this correction contradicted it. It no longer does.