Memorial Plaque "Reason for Dismissal Non-Aryans" - Strindberghof

At the Strindberghof in Strindberggasse 1, a commemorative plaque was unveiled on September 22, 1999, as part of the project "Ground for Termination: 'Non-Aryans'" in honor of Jewish tenants who had been expelled by the National Socialists from the municipal housing in 1938. The project "Ground for Termination: 'Non-Aryans'" was conducted by the Volkshochschule Simmering under the direction of Walter Schuster. The research into the expulsion of Jewish tenants from the municipal housing in Vienna under National Socialism in the years 1938 and 1939 was initiated by the archivist, librarian, and employee at the Documentation Archive of the Austrian Resistance, Herbert Exenberger, who together with Johann Koß and Brigitte Ungar-Klein published the study "Ground for Termination: Non-Aryans. The Expulsion of Jewish Tenants from Vienna Municipal Housing in the Years 1938 and 1939" in 1996. In 1999, the exhibition "Ground for Termination: Non-Aryans" was shown at the Wien 11 Library. The project was concluded with a "historical walk" through Simmering, during which five commemorative plaques at municipal housing buildings were unveiled.

Henriette Löwy (born October 16, 1884) was deported together with her husband Ludwig Löwy (born January 31, 1884) on October 5, 1942, to Minsk, where she was murdered. Josef Neumann (born January 15, 1872) was deported to Litzmannstadt/Łódź on October 23, 1941, and died there on April 27, 1942. Gisela Tuschak (born August 5, 1887) was deported together with her husband Hans Stefan Tuschak (born December 30, 1885) and her daughter Magdalena Tuschak (born September 1, 1922) to Theresienstadt. Magdalena Tuschak was deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp on October 5, 1943, and was murdered there. Her parents were deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp on October 6, 1944, and were also murdered.