Map of Jewish owned homes in Körmend 1944
Legend includes what happened to them after the Holocaust
Below the map/legend is a table of Jewish residents and their occupations
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Translation of Legend:
Star of David: indicates location of the synagogue.
18. During the war part of it burned down. It was demolished. In its place medical offices (pediatrics and dentistry) were built.
20. Reconstructed.
21. It was demolished and in its place was built the Party Building, which is the Mayor's Office today.
22. It was demolished at the end of the 1960s. In its place the City Council building was built.
23. The Jewish ritual bath (mikveh)--demolished.
30. It was demolished. First a skating rink and later a parking garage was built on its location.
32. It was demolished. In its place a multi-story house was built.
34. It was demolished. First an artificial stone shop and later a multi-family dwelling was built in its place.
35. It was demolished. In its place a seven story building was built. This was the home of the RECHNITZER family listed in the Families section on the Körmend ShtetLinks home page.
36. and 37. It was demolished and replaced with a park and a parking garage.
41. It was demolished and replaced with a parking garage.
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Star of David: indicates location of the synagogue.
18. During the war part of it burned down. It was demolished. In its place medical offices (pediatrics and dentistry) were built.
20. Reconstructed.
21. It was demolished and in its place was built the Party Building, which is the Mayor's Office today.
22. It was demolished at the end of the 1960s. In its place the City Council building was built.
23. The Jewish ritual bath (mikveh)--demolished.
30. It was demolished. First a skating rink and later a parking garage was built on its location.
32. It was demolished. In its place a multi-story house was built.
34. It was demolished. First an artificial stone shop and later a multi-family dwelling was built in its place.
35. It was demolished. In its place a seven story building was built. This was the home of the RECHNITZER family listed in the Families section on the Körmend ShtetLinks home page.
36. and 37. It was demolished and replaced with a park and a parking garage.
41. It was demolished and replaced with a parking garage.
| House number |
Name of
Resident |
Occupation |
| 1. |
SPITZER, Herman |
|
| 2. |
NEU, Ignác |
Carter |
| 3. |
KOHN, Sándor |
Scrap iron trader |
| 4. |
FLEISIG, László |
Shoemaker |
| 5. |
ROTMAN, Zsigmond |
Shoemaker |
| 6. |
FÜREDI, Jenõ |
Shoemaker |
| 7. |
FRIMM, Sándor |
Tailor |
| 8. |
ADLER, Mrs. Isidor |
Landlord |
| 9. |
HIRSCH, Lajos |
Landlord |
| 10. |
PÁSKI, Ferenc |
Chief Accountant |
| 11. |
SINGER, SZÜCS, Béla |
Taxi |
| 12. |
STERN, Károly |
Clerk |
| 13. |
KEMÉNY, Jenö |
Dentist |
| 14. |
POLGÁR, István |
Physician |
| 15. |
NEU, Ignác and son |
Grocer |
| 16. |
REMÉNYI, Pál |
Banker |
| 17. |
SCHWARZ, Manó |
Tailor |
| 18. |
SCHLESINGER, János |
Seller of artificial stone |
| 19. |
MASANCHKER, Sámuel |
Button sewer |
| 20. |
KRAUSZ, Dr. Ignác |
Chief Rabbi |
| 21. |
DEUTSCH, József |
Haberdasher |
| 22. |
MARTON brothers |
Painters |
| 23. |
BRAUER, Sándor |
Ironmonger |
| 24. |
KAUDERS, Vilmos |
Merchant |
| 25. |
SALGÓ, József |
Teacher |
| 26. |
STEINER, Jakab |
Shoemaker |
| 27. |
SZÁNTÓ, Gyula |
Produce |
| 28. |
FLEISCHER, Klára |
Women's hats |
| 29. |
BREUER, Sándor |
Hardware merchant |
| 30. |
EPPINGER, Isidore |
Butcher |
| 31. |
SZÁNTÓ, Gyula |
Shoemaker |
| 32. |
FRIEDRICH, Gusztáv |
Ironmonger |
| 33. |
WEIDER, Mór |
Haberdasher |
| 34. |
WIENER and POLÁK |
Grocers |
| 35. |
FÜREDI, Jenö |
Tailor |
| 36. |
MARTON brothers |
Painstore owners |
| 37. |
GRÜMBAUM, Gyula |
Wine Merchant |
| 38. |
MARTON, Károly |
Wine Merchant |
| 39. |
SCHEIBER, Sándor |
Ironmonger |
| 40. |
FÜRST, József |
Leather goods |
| 41. |
SZÁNTÓ, Gyula |
Shoemaker |
| 42. |
RITSCHER |
Construction materials merchant |
| 43. |
SCHLESINGER, János |
Seller of artificial stone |
| 44. |
STERN, Ignác |
Watchmaker/repair |
| 45. |
ANGYAL, Miklós |
Grocer |
| 46. |
VÍZI, Jenö |
Construction materials merchant |
| 47. |
WEIS, Ignác |
Tailor |
| 48. |
ALTMENN, Jenö |
Hairdresser |
| 49. |
FRIM, Pál and Géza |
Mill and lumber yard |
| 50. |
ROSINGER, Mrs. Sándor |
Grocer |
| 51. |
STRAUSZ, Sámuel |
Boots |
| 52. |
KLEIN, Miksa |
Shoemaker |
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