Deutsch
English (UK)
Translate ...
Magyar
Český
Polski
Українська (Ukrainisch)
Romanian
Hrvatski
Slovenský
Slovenščina
Српски (Serbisch)
Italiano
Nederlands
עברית (Hebräisch)
Français
Español
English
A+
A
A-
Login ...
Username
Password
Remember Me
Log in
Create an account
Forgot your username?
Forgot your password?
Austrian Society for Genealogy and History
Home
>
Data Collections
>
Serendipities
Search ...
Home
Familia Austria
Membership
Contacts
News
Dates
Overall Search
Data Collections
Wiener Zeitung
Periodica
Geburten
Hochzeiten
Sterbefälle
Sterbefälle Wien
Einwohner | Kriegsopfer | Schulchroniken
Berufe
MARE
Verlustlisten 1866
Verlustlisten 1.WK
1000 Augen
FAMMOS
Stammbäume
Serendipities
Öffentliche Daten
Findbuch
Manibus Unitis
Research & Service
Researchers help researchers
Researchers meet researchers
Friends
Cooperations
Library
Series
Donations
Sponsors
Press
Memorabile
Details - Serendipity
ID
44185
Name
Wellner
Firstname
Rika
Year
1896
Type of serendipity
Abgewanderte: Geburten/Taufen
Profession
-
Source
Wolfgang Schellenbacher: From Exclusion, Deprivation, and Persecution to Suicide Analysing Data on the Suicides of Jews in Vienna 1938–1945
Text
Born as Rika Wellner in 1872 in Bielsko-Biała, she married Moritz Kraus and moved to Vienna. In 1896 their son Ignaz was born. Her husband had already passed away by 1938 and she lived together with her son, a divorced bank clerk, in Wurmsergasse 45. After the “Anschluss”, they tried to leave the country, but without success.Rika Kraus was forced to leave her home and was allocated a room in Praterstraße 50. On 22 August 1942, fearing imminent deportation, Rika Kraus decided to end her life.
Crownland
Galizien
Created by
Christina Kaul on 2024-04-28
Contact
-
Modified by
Christina Kaul on 2024-04-28
Serendipities