Süssen Is Now Free of Jews : : World War II, The Holocaust, and Rural Judaism / / Gilya Gerda Schmidt.
Süssen Is Now Free of Jews offers a close look at the legacy of a few Jewish families from Süssen—a village in the District of Göppingen, which is located in the state of Baden Württemberg in southern Germany. The author, Gilya Gerda Schmidt, looks at this rural region through the lens of two Jewish...
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Foreword by Werner Runschke, Director, Süssen City Archive -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Post-Nazi Süssen: An Attempt at Reconciliation -- 2. A Village Called Süssen -- 3. Klein-Süssen: The Ottenheimer Family -- 4. Gross-Süssen: The Lang Families, 1902–37 -- 5. Süssen under the Nazis: The Lang Families, 1937–41 -- 6. Hugo Lang’s Escape and Life in the United States -- 7 Deportation of the Lang Families -- 8 Lang Family Liberation, Requisitions, and Restitution -- 9 Lang Reparations -- 10 Jews in Jebenhausen and Göppingen -- 11 Kirchheim unter Teck -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Glossary -- Index |
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