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PoH-Code: poh.32932

Tomb of Dora Kallmus

01/01/2020 – 12/31/2020

Foto: Sabrina Melcher

Foto: Sabrina Melcher

Sabrina Melcher · CC-BY-NC-4.0 · gams.uni-graz.at

The sisters Anna and Dora Kallmus lived until 1938 in a house in Frohnleiten, where Dora moved her center of life to Paris in 1925, where she worked as a successful photographer until the takeover by the National Socialists in France. Her sister Anna was expelled from the shared house after the takeover by the National Socialists in 1938 and deported in 1941 to the "Ghetto" in Lodz, where she was murdered in 1944. Dora survived the war and the persecution in France and, through a restitution procedure, was granted the house of her sister, where she spent her final months of life.

Translation · AI tier 7

Sources

  • DERLA — Grabmal von Dora Kallmus (de3d80fb-ea14-4b4d-a455-ba8e6e6c75a5) — DERLA — Grabmal von Dora Kallmus

Location & map

Map position available (Point) · spatial accuracy: 4 — Accurate

Textual location description

Jüdischer Friedhof, Wetzelsdorfer Straße 33/Alte Poststraße, 8052 Graz

Map overview
Karte: © OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende, OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA), SRTM

Coordinates (WGS84)47.05834° N, 15.41463° E

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