| The town of Kitzingen has no
war memorial for the fallen soldiers of World War I. Only in the two
churches are there commemorative plaques with the names of the members of
the respective religious congregations.
In the entrance hall of the synagogue, there used to be a commemorative
plaque with the names of the fallen Jewish soldiers. This plaque was
destroyed during the "Reichskristallnacht" november 9/10 1938.
After 1945, the magistrate of the town put together a commemrative book for
the 254 dead soldiers of World War I, in which the following names of
Jewish-German soldiers can be found:
Adolf Stern, Kaufmann
Richard Hichberger, Kaufmann
Dr. M. Schur, Oberarzt
Stefan Sonder, Oberrealschüler
Wilhelm Stein, Kaufmann
Josef Rosenthal, Weinhändler
Sali Gerst, Getreidehändler
Justin Stein, Viehhändler
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