Location
Florastraße 42
District
Pankow
Stone was laid
20 August 2010
Born
21 January 1902 in Dresden
Occupation
Angestellte
Deportation
on 25 January 1942
to
Riga
Murdered
in Riga
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Asriel und Paula Nudelberg mit den Kindern Hans (geb. 1900), Anna (geb.1902) und Elsa oder Rosa © Privatbesitz -
Stolperstein für Anna Nudelberg - Foto: Stolpersteingruppe Pankow
Anna Nudelberg was born on 21 January 1902, the daughter of Paula and Asriel Nudelberg, in Dresden. She worked as a secretary. The family is listed In the Berlin directory as living at Florastraße 42 from 1924 onwards.
Three of Anna Nudelberg’s siblings managed to escape Germany in time. Her brother Hans Nudelberg (born 1900) emigrated to Palestine in 1935 with his wife Jenny (née Lewkowitz) and their children Charlotte and Boris (Dov). Anna’s sister Rosa also fled to Palestine; her sister Elsa survived the Nazi period in Argentina.
Anna Nudelberg stayed in Berlin. On 25 January 1942, she and her mother Paula were sent from Grunewald station to the Riga ghetto, along with 1042 other people, and murdered there.
Today a stumbling stone outside the house at Florastraße 42 commemorates Anna and Paula Nudelberg.
Three of Anna Nudelberg’s siblings managed to escape Germany in time. Her brother Hans Nudelberg (born 1900) emigrated to Palestine in 1935 with his wife Jenny (née Lewkowitz) and their children Charlotte and Boris (Dov). Anna’s sister Rosa also fled to Palestine; her sister Elsa survived the Nazi period in Argentina.
Anna Nudelberg stayed in Berlin. On 25 January 1942, she and her mother Paula were sent from Grunewald station to the Riga ghetto, along with 1042 other people, and murdered there.
Today a stumbling stone outside the house at Florastraße 42 commemorates Anna and Paula Nudelberg.