Holocaust Archive
William (Bill) Konar was the youngest of four children born to a family living in the city of Radom, Poland, about 70 miles south of Warsaw. His father died when […]
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The FOMH Holocaust Committee has reached out to the community to fund a Holocaust Monument to commemorate people buried in Mount Hope Cemetery who were victims of the Holocaust. The […]
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By Marjorie Barkin Searl Emil (1877-1971) and Gabriele (1886-1957) Herz lived a secure and cultured life in Berlin with their four children. Emil, a descendant of a long line of […]
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By Kristine Klein Doctor of Medicine in 1881, he continued his studies in Austria. Dr. Falkenheim returned to Königsberg (today Kaliningrad, Russia) in 1882 and began work at the University […]
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Ernst Schopflocher was born on September 5, 1895 in Furth Germany to Jewish parents. He had three years of grade school and nine years of “Humanistisches Gymnasium.” He studied law […]
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The Bornstein monument serves a dual role, that of a gravestone for Erla Bornstein and a cenotaph for her husband and two daughters who died in the Holocaust. Walk around […]
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