Jewish cemetery; Hannover, Germany. Cemeteries

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Three generations of Therese Gottschalk nee Molling, her daughter Elizabeth Gottschalk and Grandmother Henny Molling; Hannover, Germany.

From left to right: Therese Gottschalk nee Molling, Elizabeth Gottschalk, Henny Molling

Members of the Godshaw (Gottschalk) family, Anne, Donald, Molly, Freddy, Jan and Hal; Hannover, Germany. Portraits Family

The family was in Hannover, Germany, for the dedication of the memorial to the Holocaust, the Mahnmal am Opernplatz; from left to right: Anne Godshaw nee Pick, Donald Godshaw, Molly Godshaw nee Peck, Freddy Godshaw, Jan Godshaw nee McKay, and Hal (Hans Ludwig Gottschalk) Godshaw.

Postcard distributed by M. Molling & Co. to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Friedrich Schiller's death; Hannover, Germany. Advertisements

Addressed to Therese Gottschalk nee Molling, postmarked 25 April 1905 and mailed from Hannover to Hildesheim, most likely while Therese was visiting her Meyerhof grandparents

Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger; Hannover, Germany.

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Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger by the personel of M. Molling & Co.; Hannover, Germany.

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Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger; Hannover, Germany.

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Tombstone of Adolf Molling and his wife Henriette (Henny) nee Meyerhof in the Jewish cemetery An der Strangriede Str. 54. 7; Hannover, Germany. Cemeteries Tombs

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Tombstone of Lina Molling nee Marx in the Bothfeld Cemetery; Hannover Germany. Cemeteries Tombs

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Elizabeth Krakauer nee Gottschalk conducting an experiment in a Oberprima (high school) chemistry laboratory; Sophienschule; Hannover, Germany.

This picture was taken during her last year of high school. The chemistry teacher, Professor Schmigielski was one of Elizabeth's favorite teachers.

Elizabeth Krakauer nee Gottschalk seated in a Oberprima (high school) chemistry laboratory; Sophienschule; Hannover, Germany.

This picture was taken during her last year of high school. The chemistry teacher, Professor Schmigielski was one of Elizabeth's favorite teachers.

Tombstone of the Benno Molling family in the Jewish cemetery An der Strangriede; Hannover, Germany. Cemeteries; Tombs

This family grave is next to the tombstone of Adolf Molling and his wife Henriette (Henny) nee Meyerhof

Therese Molling with Joel, Ilse, Adolf, Grete, and Leopold Meyerhof on rooftop of store and residence Meyerhof am Platze; Hildesheim, Germany.

From left to right, standing: Ilse, Adolf, Grete and Lepold Meyerhof; from left to right, sitting: Joel Meyerhof and Therese Molling

"Klo-KU-BA", Hans and Elizabeth Krakauer's first marital apartment in the basement of the Jewish Hospital; Hannover, Germany Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Portrait of Julie Schoenbeck; Neu-Ulm, Germany.

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