Martha Goldberg
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Martha Goldberg, née Sussmann was a German woman and social activist, and one of five Jewish victims murdered by National Socialists in Bremen and the surrounding area during Reichspogromnacht. She was married to Dr Adolph Goldberg, also Jewish, whose practice was based in Burgdamm.
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Adolph Goldberg (around 1901)
Martha Goldberg with her three children Käthe, Kurt and Gertrud (from left; around 1903)
Memorial for the victims of Reichskristallnacht in front of the Landherrnamt building in the Schnoor district of Bremen.
Plaque on the Memorial for the victims of Reichskristallnacht.
Commemorative stone in Goldbergplatz in Burgdamm, Bremen.
Stolpersteine in front of the house at 18 Bremerhavener Heerstraße, Burgdamm, Bremen.
Stolperstein in memory of Martha Goldberg.About this person
Martha Goldberg, née Sussmann was a German woman and social activist, and one of five Jewish victims murdered by National Socialists in Bremen and the surrounding area during Reichspogromnacht. She was married to Dr Adolph Goldberg, also Jewish, whose practice was based in Burgdamm. Martha Goldberg was well respected due to her social conscience. For more than four decades she supported fellow citizens who were in need in a variety of ways, particularly those she encountered through her husband's medical practice. She and her husband were killed by a member of the Sturmabteilung.
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