Jan Carl Albert Ruschkewitz

Den Haag, 2 November 1936 – Auschwitz, 26 October 1942

Reached the age of 5 years

Photos

'Stolpersteine' (stumbling block) in Würzburg in memory of the Ruschkewitz family
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On 13 Aug 2007
Jantje Ruschkewitz at a young age
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On 13 Aug 2007
Ruth Ruschkewitz-Eichenberg with her son Jantje and a neighbour at the beatch
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On 13 Aug 2007
With: Jan Carl Albert Ruschkewitz
Ruth Ruschkewitz-Eichenberg with her son Jantje (second and third from the front) and some neighourhood friends
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On 13 Aug 2007
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Ernst Ruschkewitz and his son Jantje in the garden
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Ernst Ruschkewitz and his son Jantje
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V.l.n.r. mijn tante Truus Stolwijk, Jantje Ruschkewitz, tante Alie Stolwijk en neef Ton van Rossum.

Noordzijde, Bodegraven

Zie ook: Ruschkewitz-herinneren-en-gedenken

Placed by
Jan Stolwijk
On 16 Jan 2021
With: Jan Carl Albert Ruschkewitz

Stories

Redactie Joods Monument

Biography 7 Apr 2016

About Jan Carl Albert Ruschkewitz

Redactie Joods Monument

Addition 7 Apr 2016

Ernst Ruschkewitz and his family

In the German town Würzburg so called 'Stolpersteine' (stumbling blocks) are placed in the pavement in remembrance of Ernst, Ruth en Jan Ruschkewitz. See for additional information the website Stolpersteine Würzburg.

A Liro card exists for this family. The original cards are kept at the Nationaal Archief (National Archive) at The Hague.

Robby

Addition 6 Feb 2018