| On the right, among the fallen
soldiers of the year 1918, you will find the name of
1918 DR. FRITZ GOLDSCHMIDT
that has been added.
Until it was damaged in 1938 and up to its
total destruction in 1945, there used to be a commemorative plaque for the
eleven fallen soldiers of the congregation in the synagogue of the Jewish
community of Neumarkt s.A.. It doesn't exist any longer.
On the Jewish cemetery on Gießereistraße 3,
you will find two further gravestones that commemorate Jewish-Bavarian
soldiers:
One gravestone points out the fact that
victims of war are buried there, with the following inscription:
Hier ruht zum ewigen
Frieden ein unvergeßlicher Gatte u. Vater
Herr Leopold Landecker geb. in Sulzbürg 20.Dez. 1874,
gefallen auf dem Felde der Ehre 11. Dez: 1916
(here lies in eternal peace an unforgotten
husband and father Herr Leopold Landecker, ...who died on the fields of
honour...)
On the base of the stone with the inscription
"He rests in God, ...husband, our dear father, Herr Salomon Rindsberg ....
the following text commemorates a victim of the war:
Dem Andenken unseres
unvergeßlichen Philipp Rindsberg
geb. 5. März 1887 in Neumarkt gefallen 25. Sept. 1916
in Gaeuderourte
On the base of the gravestone for Herr Adolf
Goldschmidt, born on the 16th of march 1848 in Sülzburg, died on the 9th of
march 1893 in Neumarkt, a small metal plaque commemorates his fallen son:
...[unleserlich]
unvergeßlicher Dr. Fritz Goldschmidt
geb. 29.VI.1889 zu Neumarkt/Opf. gefallen 26. III. 1918 i. Barenoy |
