Jewish Women who lived in Dortmund, Germany

877 Records

Holocaust · Women · Victims · Westphalia · Germany


Background

Christel Botterbusch, a member of the Dortmund women's organization Spinnennetz (Spider's Web), prepared a list of approximately 870 Jewish women who lived in Dortmund, Germany between 1930 and 1943.  The information was taken from various sources, such as records held by the Dortmund city archives, reports from survivors, and various books.  Sources are given in each case.  She specifically requested that this file be made available on JewishGen.


Fields Recorded

The fields of the database are as follows:

Number
Surname
Given Name
Maiden Name
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Date of Death
Place of Death
Notes/Comments (This column has a variety of information, such as last address in Dortmund, profession, source of information, date of deportation)
Notes/Comments (Rough translation of the German Notes / Comments)
Sources (see below).

The table that can be used to determine the source(s) used for each of the records within the database, can be found below:

Record sources
SourceEnglish Translation of SourceSource in German Per Original Document
AAmerican Post-WWII List of Jewish Camp Survivors and Victims (www.jewishgen.org)Post-WWII American-compiled list of Jews, camp survivors and victims, www.jewishgen.org
AAListing of Displaced Children Without Parents in ZabiczynListe verschleppter Kinder ohne Eltern in Zabiczyn
ABLocal paper, Dortmund, 1989Dortmunder Lokalpresse 1989
ACLore Junge, "Ill-fated, Tormented and Murdered" Dortmund 1996Lore Junge, Verfolgt gepeinigt ermordet, Dortmund 1996
ADContributions to the History of the Hörde District (Dortmund) o.J.Beiträge zur Geschichte des Dortmunder Stadtteils Hörde, Dortmund, o. J.
AEResistance 1981Widerstand 1981
AFWilhelm Baum, WR 28 Jun 2002Wilhelm Baum, WR 28.6.2002
AGListing of the Jews from Würzburg (www.jewishgen.org)Liste Würzburger Juden jewishgen.com
AHUwe Bitzel „Damit kein Grad darüber wächst“, Dortmund 1988
AJWestphalian Newspaper 01 Mar 2003Westfälische Rundschau 1.3.2003
AKChristoph Moß in: Jews in Ruhrgebiet, May 1999; Portrait of the Jewish Social Democrat Jeanette Wolff and Andrea Zupancic in: Heimat Dortmund 3/97Christoph Moß in: Juden im Ruhrgebiet, Mai 1999; Porträt der jüdischen Sozialdemokratin Jeanette Wolff v. Andrea Zupancic in: Heimat Dortmund 3/97, S.20 23
AL„Wer etwas zu sagen hat ...“ 1954 1994
BRegister of Jewish Tradesmen (Files 122/167 and 122/215)Verzeichnis der jüdischen Gewerbetreibenden Bestand 122/167 and 122/215
CEvacuation Listings of the Alimentation Office 18 Nov 1941 (City Archives; file 182.8)Evakuierungsliste des Ernährungsamtes 18.11.41, Stadtarchiv Bestand 182.8
DListing of the Jews from Westphalia (www.jewishgen.org)Liste westfälischer Juden, (www.jewishgen.org)
EStutthoff Listings (www.jewishgen.org)Stutthoff Liste, (www.jewishgen.org)
FResistance and Persecution (2002)Widerstand und Verfolgung (2002)
GNoczynski: The Community's Jews in Office - Aplerbeck, Dortmund 1995Noczynski: Die jüdische Gemeinde im Amt Aplerbeck, Dortmund 1995
HListings of the Tax Payments on Jewish Assets, (City Archives; file 173/3)Auszahlungsliste über den Einsatz des jüdischen Vermögens, Stadtarchiv, Bestand 173/3
IExhibition SteinwacheAusstellung Steinwache
JTheresienstadt ListingsTheresienstadt Liste
KList of Jews in the Military (www.jewishgen.org)
LRolf Klein in the WR(?)Rolf Klein in der WR
MLife Report From Ida Zschalig, (Dortmund City Archives-Unregistered File)Lebensbericht von Ida Zschalig, unverzeichneter Bestand Stadtarchiv Dortmund
NA. Herzig: Displacement (Repression) and Destruction of the Jews in Westfalien, Münster 1994A. Herzig Verdrängung und Vernichtung der Juden in Westfalen, Münster 1994
OEssen Yizkor BookEssener Gedenkbuch
PLecture of Ida Zschalig 1981Vortrag von Ida Zschalig 1981, ehemann Eugen
QRecords in the City ArchivesAkte Stadtarchiv
R"Aufbau" 31 August 1945 Return from Theresienstadt listingAufbau 31 aus 8/45 Rückwandererliste aus Theresienstadt
SBerlin’s Invisible Holocaust Victims (www.jewishgen.org)Berlin’s invisible Holocaust victims, (www.jewishgen.org)
THeimat Dortmund Jan 1996Heimat Dortmund 1/96
URosh Hashana 1945Rosch Haschana 1945
VKnipping: History of the Jews in Dortmund During the Third Reich, Dortmund 1977Knipping, "Die Geschichte der Juden in Dortmund während der Zeit des Dritten Reichs", Dortmund 1977
WRenée Kraus – Würdigung, LebensbildRenée Kraus – Würdigung, Lebensbild
XHistory Workshop Dortmund, "Dortmunder Reader," Dortmund 1984Geschichtswerkstatt Dortmund, Dortmunder Lesebuch, Dortmund 1984
YJournal "Aufbau" Jg.11, Ausg. 7, 16 Feb 1945Aufbau Jg.11, Ausg. 7, 16.2.45
ZLila Blätter Interview May 1999Lila Blätter 5/99, Interview

Acknowledgements

Peter Landé submitted the data on behalf of Ms. Botterbusch.  Inquiries may be sent to Ms. Botterbusch at info@c-botterbusch.de.

We extend our special thanks to Edward Mitelsbach for his excellent translation of the Notes/Comments and Sources fields and to Nolan Altman for his reformatting of the data.

Peter Landé
May 2004


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