Nathan Bloch
Nathan Bloch recalls a Jewish family from Sulzburg, a town near Freiburg im Breisgau in Germany. Stolpersteine set into the pavement preserve the memory of people connected with their former home. Nathan belonged to a family rooted in Sulzburg’s Jewish community. The memorial points towards a history shaped by Nazi persecution.
His brother Moses Bloch worked as a cattle dealer before the family faced deportation. Baden authorities sent Moses to Gurs internment camp in France. He later died in Noé camp, leaving the family’s story linked to the Holocaust. Small brass plaques keep these lives visible where the family once lived freely.
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