Torah scroll from synagogue that a survivor took when he left Germany

Five generations of the Rosenheimer family were born in the town of Archshofen, near Würzburg, from the time the family settled there in the early 19th century. In the 1930s, brothers Theodor and Moshe Rosenheimer moved to Würzburg, where they made a living in textiles and real-estate.  Their younger brother Siegfried remained in Archshofen, where he served as the synagogue beadle

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Guardian of a Holocaust Torah

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