Grussenheim, France

Grussenheim
Vanished Jewish Community
(Grussenheim, France)

48°07' / 07°28'

Translation of
Grussenheim: Communauté Juive Disparue

Edited by Joseph Bloch and Salomon Picard

Published by “Les Amis du Cimetière Israélite
De Grussenheim”, 1960

Acknowledgments

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Translations

Laurent Kassel
Rosanne Leeson
Sophie Blachet
Marla Deutsch
Evelyne Haendel
Pierre Hahn
Ernest Kallmann
Aline Lambert
Michel Levy
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Terry Zakine-Cerf

Permission graciously granted by Mme. Lyse SCHWARZFUCHS,
the granddaughter of one of the authors, Rabbi Joseph BLOCH z”l

This is a translation from Grussenheim: Communauté Juive Disparue (Grussenheim: Vanished Jewish Community)
Joseph Bloch and Salomon Picard, Published by “Les Amis du Cimetière Israélite De Grussenheim”, 1960

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I. Beginning and growth of the community

II. Trades

III. The Synagogues

IV. The Cantors

V. The Rabbis

VI. The School and the Teachers

VII. The Presidents

VIII. 'Hévrôth

IX. The Cemetery

X. Notes

Appendix

1.	Extract of the 1784 Census
2.	Indications on the age of the people listed in the 1784 Census and their relatives
3.	The first entries in civil records (1793)
4.	Statements of the Jews of Grussenheim for the adoption of fixed names and forenames
5.	Genealogical tables of the Jewish families of Grussenheim
6.	Memories of the life in my village

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I.	Beginning and growth of the community
II.	Trades
III.	The Synagogues
IV.	The Cantors
V.	The Rabbis
VI.	The School and the Teachers
VII.	The Presidents
VIII.	'Hévrôth
IX.	The Cemetery
X.	Notes