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Heinrich Leibholz

16 Oct 1890–9 Aug 1948

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What the record says

WhatWhenWhereNoted
BirthOct 16 1890Berlin1939 census supplementary card
Occupation1938-1942BerlinVerwaltungsbeamter, Berliner Adressbuch
ResidenceMay 17 1939Leinestraße 32 III. rechts, Neukölln1939 census
DeathAug 9 1948Berlin-KreuzbergSterberegister Kreuzberg 1948 Nr. 2493. He lived in Neukölln and died in Kreuzberg; Neukölln's own 1948 index is read and empty.

Where this comes from

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DOCUMENTED. Death in the register, read at the image: Standesamt Kreuzberg, Sterberegister 1948 Nr. 2493, under the August heading of P Rep. 510 Nr. 667 p.180, the day column running in step with the register numbers either side. Birth date and birthplace from the 1939 census card.

Read here, about this person:

  • The Berlin directory against the 1939 census, household by household — Mapping the Lives (Tracing the Past e.V.), surname LEIBHOLZ, 114 persons, matched to the Berliner Adressbuch by street and house number, 20 September 2026
  • Yad Vashem, Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names — collections.yadvashem.org — records 13520936 and 13449776, item IDs 11572198, 4113817, 11572206

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