1938
November 10, 1938
Solingen
In Solingen, too, there are attacks and arrests, the synagogue is set on fire, Max Leven is shot.
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November 09, 1938
Essen
In the night of November 9, the synagogue was set on fire: wooden benches were burned, the lead frames of the beautiful stained-glass windows melted.
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November 09, 1938
Halle
During the pogrom night of November 9 to 10, 1938, the synagogue and community center in Halle were stormed, looted, and burned down.
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November 09, 1938
Cologne
As a young man, Henry Gruen (born as Heinz Grünebaum, 1923–2013), witnessed the brutal devastation and destruction of Jewish life in Cologne.
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November 09, 1938
Norderney
During the pogrom of November 1938, seven Jewish residents of the island were taken from their homes by SA men and detained for a day.
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November 09, 1938
Berlin
National Socialist and marauding groups gained access to the building and began setting fires. However, the New Synagogue did not burn out that night.
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October 10, 1938
"Landjuden an der Sieg" memorial in Windeck/Rosbach
On the night of November 9th to 10th, 1938, the Jewish house of God was set on fire by the National Socialists.
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October 10, 1938
"Landjuden an der Sieg" memorial in Windeck/Rosbach
On November 10, 1938 at seven o'clock in the morning the fire was set in the Ruppichterother synagogue.
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