Eisendrath Stories - The History of the Eisendrath Family

19 th century stories
	The first Jews of Dorsten
	Dorsten 1820: "Violence in the synagogue itself"
	Eisendrath Family in Dorsten
	The family name
	Julia Eisendrath - portrait of a Jewish Mama
	Eulogy at the grave of Julia Eisendrath
	Jewish real property in Dorsten
	Nathan Eisendrath emigrates
	Establishing in the USA
	Migration of Jews from Europe to North America

20 th century stories

Visits to Europe since the 1920s

1933: A Protest Letter to
President Hindenburg (1933)

The Letter in full text

The Eisendrath branch in Zaandam/Netherlands

Charles R. Eisendrath: An
identity and family history that
are inextricably linked (1999)

21 st century stories
	Adam Eisendrath: The German Heritage Quest - February 2000
	Dorsten contacts and visits 2001-2007
	Family Reunion 2010

Who and why?
	The Dorsten research group and the Jewish Museum of Westphalia


*	The signature in the header above is that of Samson Nathan Eisendrath (from the year 1840)

Contact & Imprint

Verantwortlich laut Mediendienstgesetz und TDG:
Verein für jüdische Geschichte und Religion e.V.
Elisabeth Cosanne-Schulte-Huxel
Postfach 100 622
46256 Dorsten
Telefon: 0 23 62 / 4 52 79
Fax: 0 23 62 / 4 53 86
E-Mail: info@jmw-dorsten.de

Responsible for the contents of this site:
Association for Jewsih History and Religion
Elisabeth Cosanne-Schulte-Huxel
Address cf. above
E-Mail: schulte-huxel@jmw-dorsten.de

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