Sources
Sources
576. Irene Newhouse, “Re: very early Cassirer stuff +,” 11 Aug 2005, Jim Falk email archive.
Irene has established that David Koenigsberger appears in the Yad Vashem database through the following reasoning: “I started in 1930, as from 1932 on, Jews usually disappear from directories. There was only 1 David Koenigsberger, a Dr., & he had a Charlottenburg address. I jumped to 1935. He's still there, at Berlinerstr 97, the address from which Toni was deported, so this is them. Ditto for 1936. I then tried 1939 & 1940, but by then the directories were totally useless for any name, Jewish or otherwise... So I think we can assume that the David Koenigsberger from Berlin in the Yad Vashem database is Toni's husband, though it would be nice to have independent info on birthdate, or that he came from Lublinitz.”
In Yad Vashem (the database of Holocaust victims) a search for his wife, Toni nee Cassirer using her maiden name limited to Berlin brings up 2 listings for Toni Koenigsberger - both for the same person with her last residence in Berlin: Charlottenburg, Berlinerstr 97. She was taken to Theresienstadt on transport I/64. Repeating the search for Koenigsberger, David & Berlin again gives 2 listings, with him also deported on transport I/64 from Berlin.
Irene has established that David Koenigsberger appears in the Yad Vashem database through the following reasoning: “I started in 1930, as from 1932 on, Jews usually disappear from directories. There was only 1 David Koenigsberger, a Dr., & he had a Charlottenburg address. I jumped to 1935. He's still there, at Berlinerstr 97, the address from which Toni was deported, so this is them. Ditto for 1936. I then tried 1939 & 1940, but by then the directories were totally useless for any name, Jewish or otherwise... So I think we can assume that the David Koenigsberger from Berlin in the Yad Vashem database is Toni's husband, though it would be nice to have independent info on birthdate, or that he came from Lublinitz.”
In Yad Vashem (the database of Holocaust victims) a search for his wife, Toni nee Cassirer using her maiden name limited to Berlin brings up 2 listings for Toni Koenigsberger - both for the same person with her last residence in Berlin: Charlottenburg, Berlinerstr 97. She was taken to Theresienstadt on transport I/64. Repeating the search for Koenigsberger, David & Berlin again gives 2 listings, with him also deported on transport I/64 from Berlin.
578. JewishJen, 30 Jan 2013, “Family Display: Ilse 2551 Cassirer WEINBERG,” http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~ftjppedcure2~859531.
581. Bruce Cassirer, “Travel and the Single Male: The World's Best Destinations for the Single Male [Paperback, Sep 1992],” http://www.amazon.com/Travel-Single-Male-Worlds-Destinations/dp/0963423401, 28 Dec 2010.
582. “Geheeb Correspondence Archive,” http://www.ecole.ch/educat/gheebarchiv/korresondenz%2520-D.pdf, 5/1/2004, Copy is available in the reports folder.
Name of Meyer is spelled Mayer in most other documents including the Cassirer Mitgliederverzeichnis of December 31 1925 and the deportation records of his daughter Lucie.
Correspondence archive of the Ecole d’Humanite - see www.ecole.ch/english/framescolee.html Located in the mountainv village of Hasliberg-Goldern, it lies between Lucerne and Interlaken in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
Name of Meyer is spelled Mayer in most other documents including the Cassirer Mitgliederverzeichnis of December 31 1925 and the deportation records of his daughter Lucie.
Correspondence archive of the Ecole d’Humanite - see www.ecole.ch/english/framescolee.html Located in the mountainv village of Hasliberg-Goldern, it lies between Lucerne and Interlaken in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
588. Yale University, http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/beinecke.cassirer.con.html, 1/1/2004.
590. “Ernst Cassirer Papers,” http://www.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/humftp/Philosophy/Cassirer_Yale/cassirer.description, 26 Feb 2004.
591. “Notice: Deaths Loewenberg, Anne Marie Cassirer,” The New York Times, Monday 2 Apr 2007, Newspaper Classified Advertisement reproduced on web, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=950...3AA25753C1A9679C8B63.
Paid Notice: Deaths
LOEWENBERG, ANNE MARIE CASSIRER
Published: October 19, 2001
LOEWENBERG-Anne Marie Cassirer. Wife of the late Dr. Walter Loewenberg. Beloved mother of Marianne Davis, and Gerhard Loewenberg and wife Ina. Grandmother of Ted and Andy Dimond, Deborah Loewenberg Ball and Michael Loewenberg. Also survived by eight great grandchildren. Remembered with love by her nephews and nieces, Eric and Wilfred Cass, Illa Saphra, Nellie Fink, June Sidman, Franklin Lonberg and by her friend Barry Head. She was devoted to her entire family and to the health of children, serving for 40 years as attending physician at the New York Infirmary and for 30 years in the Day Care Division of the Department of Health of the City of New York. In lieu of flowers donations to US Fund for UNICEF, 333 East 38th St., NYC, 10016. Services Sunday 11:30AM at ''The Riverside'', 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
Paid Notice: Deaths
LOEWENBERG, ANNE MARIE CASSIRER
Published: October 19, 2001
LOEWENBERG-Anne Marie Cassirer. Wife of the late Dr. Walter Loewenberg. Beloved mother of Marianne Davis, and Gerhard Loewenberg and wife Ina. Grandmother of Ted and Andy Dimond, Deborah Loewenberg Ball and Michael Loewenberg. Also survived by eight great grandchildren. Remembered with love by her nephews and nieces, Eric and Wilfred Cass, Illa Saphra, Nellie Fink, June Sidman, Franklin Lonberg and by her friend Barry Head. She was devoted to her entire family and to the health of children, serving for 40 years as attending physician at the New York Infirmary and for 30 years in the Day Care Division of the Department of Health of the City of New York. In lieu of flowers donations to US Fund for UNICEF, 333 East 38th St., NYC, 10016. Services Sunday 11:30AM at ''The Riverside'', 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
594. Georg Stockshlaeder, “Re: http://genealogy.meta-studies.net,”; 6 Jul 2016.
Family Tree extract “Ahnenbericht für Woythaler, Henny” (see multimedia attached)
Family Tree extract “Ahnenbericht für Woythaler, Henny” (see multimedia attached)
595. “Chronik Familienstiftung 1930,” 1930, See http://genealogy.meta-studies.net/ZDocs/Cassirer/FS_1930/A03.html.
597. Rupert Christiansen, “I’ll do it my way,” Bonhams Magazine, Spring 2005, http://www.sculpture.org.uk/features/bonhams0205/index.jsp.
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