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De Biografie. ISBN 90 5018 555 X pag. 10.

  • ^Lee, Het verborgen leven van Otto Frank, p. Her daughter Olga inherited the building in 1927, but after she fled to Luxembourg in the late 1930s to escape persecution by the Nazis, the city council negotiated about the purchase of the historically significant building, but subsequently decided no to go through with it.

    On 22 October 1940, the 23 Jews living there were deported to Gurs, a French internment camp, and from there to Auschwitz and Theresienstadt in 1942.

    Olga Loeb was interned at the Cinqfontaines (Pafemillen or Fünfbrunnen) monastery in 1941[4] and from there deported to Theresienstadt on 6 April 1943.

    Because the Palatinate and Landau were French territory at the time, Zacharias received French citizenship at birth,[2] which he lost again when the Palatinate was awarded to Bavaria by the Congress of Vienna[3] and in 1831 finally came to be ruled by the German Confederation.[4]

    Many Jews from the area moved to Landau to work there as merchants.

    Stadt Landau in der Pfalz, Besonderes Fundstück aus Landaus jüdischer Geschichte: Ruhango-Markt schenkt Stadt Stillleben von Olga Loeb für Rückkehr ins Frank-Loebsche Haus, 27 May 2022; Kleiner Schatz jüdischer Geschichte taucht im Flohmarkt auf, Die Rheinpfalz, 3 June 2022.

    • Frank-Loebsche-Haus

    The Frank-Loebsche Haus in Landau partly takes its name from the fact that Zacharias Frank, Anne Frank's great-grandfather, and his heirs owned this property.

    druk, Amsterdam: Bert Bakker, 2013, p. He was born 9 October 1851[5]

    Zacharias Frank was the father of eleven children:[6]

    1. Rebekka
    2. Jakob
    3. Rosalia
    4. Sophie
    5. Veronika
    6. Arnold
    7. Caroline (probably died young)
    8. Michael
    9. Léon
    10. Caroline
    11. Emile

    Sources

    1. ↑ Müller, page xviii
    2. ↑ Carol Ann Lee.

      Het verborgen leven van Otto Frank. Zacharias' parents originated from Fürth in Bavaria. Caroline married Ferdinand Em(m)anuel, a wealthy businessman from Frankfurt am Main,[14] the same city where Michael Frank, Otto Frank's father, would also settle in 1872 and build up a banking house.

      Rosalia would eventually return to Frankfurt as well.

      38. Thank you!

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    Emil became a beer brewer in Mühlburg near Karlsruhe and married Auguste Haber.[15] Daughter Carolina (Lina) married Albert Reinhard, an entrepreneur in the leather industry in Luxembourg.[16] 

    Their parents remained behind in Landau. De Biografie. ISBN 90 5018 555 X pag.

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  • ^Van Buuren, Een ruimte voor de ziel, p. 27. The four-winged, three-storey medieval building included a house with three cellars, three stables, a courtyard with colonnades, a well, a barrel store, several ovens and four trumeau mirrors.[2] After the death of Zacharias Frank on 27 July 1884, the estate passed to his widow Babette as the sole heir.

    Following Babette Frank's death on 10 October 1891, the surviving children became owners of the house, but only daughter Sophie, the widow of Landau banker Leo Loeb, still lived in her birthplace.

    De Biografie. ISBN 90 5018 555 X pag. Melissa Müller, Anne Frank: de biografie, 5e, geh. 418-419. A forced auction also ultimately did not take place.[3]

    During the war, the house in Kaufhausgasse functioned as one of the three infamous "Jew houses" in Landau, where Jews still living in Landau were forced to stay.