Explore the characters

Twelve people represent the diversity of Jewish life in Fulda.

The merchant Isfried found a home and a sense of belonging in football.

Anna's dream of a safe life remained unfulfilled.

Despite being rescued by a children's transport, Eva ultimately died in the concentration camp.

The family of synagogue elder Abraham lived in Fulda from 1497.

Hermann shaped Fulda as an entrepreneur and founding member of the Rhön Club.

Adolf's short life was marked by exclusion, flight, and death.

“We will be traveling soon” was Regina’s last sign of life.

Despite his commitment to Germany, Gabriel was persecuted.

For over 40 years, Michael shaped religious life as a rabbi.

Dina – nicknamed “Dilla” – enriched Fulda with theatre and culture

As a young widow, Lina provided for her family and livelihood on her own.

Ivan worked as a teacher for Jewish children for 19 years.